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Best Kids & Nursery Furniture Stores (2026)

The furniture stores below are verified to carry children's furniture and are ranked on the same published method as every list on this site — assortment breadth, brands carried, services and more.

Furniture stores verified to carry children's furniture, ranked by our published method.
#StoreCityPriceBest forDelivery
1Town Square FurnishingsBoonville
2Nebraska Furniture MartKansas CityYes
3Living SpacesSan DiegoYes
4Living SpacesSan JoseYes
5Rooms To GoHuntsville$$Yes
6Rooms To GoTampa$$Yes
7Rooms To GoVero Beach$$Yes
8InmodLos AngelesYes
9Crate & BarrelCorte Madera$$Yes
10Crate & BarrelSan Jose$$Yes
11Mancini's SleepworldDublinYes
12Godby Home FurnishingsCarmelYes
13Hoot JudkinsRedwood CityYes
14Z&R FurniturePrince FrederickYes
15Rice Furniture & ApplianceWaldronYes
16Coen's Home FurnishingsCrestonYes
17Rooms To GoBellair-Meadowbrook Terrace$$Yes
18Rooms To GoBrent$$Yes
19Rooms To GoBrent$$Yes
20Rooms To GoForest Park$$Yes
21Rooms To Go KidsHolly Hill$$Yes
22Rooms To GoLithonia$$Yes
23Rooms To GoMcDonough$$Yes
24Rooms To GoMiramar Beach$$Yes
25Rooms To GoNewnan$$Yes
26Rooms To GoOakland$$Yes
27Rooms to Go OutletClearwater$$Yes
28Rooms To Go OutletTallahassee$$Yes
29Rooms To GoPine Island Ridge$$Yes
30Rooms To GoSky Lake$$Yes
  1. No. 5: Rooms To Go

    • $$
    • Chain
    • Full-line

    Rooms To Go, founded in Florida in 1990, built its business on selling pre-designed room packages rather than single pieces. Stores carry living room, bedroom, dining, mattress, kids' and outdoor furniture, including celebrity-branded lines such as Cindy Crawford Home alongside licensed La-Z-Boy upholstery and a wide mattress lineup spanning Tempur-Pedic to Sealy. It is the third-largest furniture retailer in the US by revenue.

    Address
    4880 University Drive Northwest, Huntsville, AL 35816

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    Hours
    Sunday12:00–18:00
    Monday10:00–20:00
    Tuesday10:00–20:00
    Wednesday10:00–20:00
    Thursday10:00–20:00
    Friday10:00–20:00
    Saturday10:00–20:00
  2. No. 6: Rooms To Go

    • $$
    • Chain
    • Full-line

    Rooms To Go, founded in Florida in 1990, built its business on selling pre-designed room packages rather than single pieces. Stores carry living room, bedroom, dining, mattress, kids' and outdoor furniture, including celebrity-branded lines such as Cindy Crawford Home alongside licensed La-Z-Boy upholstery and a wide mattress lineup spanning Tempur-Pedic to Sealy. It is the third-largest furniture retailer in the US by revenue.

    Address
    236 North Dale Mabry Highway, Tampa, FL 33609

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    Hours
    Sunday11:00–18:00
    Monday10:00–20:00
    Tuesday10:00–20:00
    Wednesday10:00–20:00
    Thursday10:00–20:00
    Friday10:00–20:00
    Saturday10:00–21:00
  3. No. 7: Rooms To Go

    • $$
    • Chain
    • Full-line

    Rooms To Go, founded in Florida in 1990, built its business on selling pre-designed room packages rather than single pieces. Stores carry living room, bedroom, dining, mattress, kids' and outdoor furniture, including celebrity-branded lines such as Cindy Crawford Home alongside licensed La-Z-Boy upholstery and a wide mattress lineup spanning Tempur-Pedic to Sealy. It is the third-largest furniture retailer in the US by revenue.

    Address
    6500 20th Street, Vero Beach, FL 32966

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    Hours
    Sunday10:00–18:00
    Monday10:00–21:00
    Tuesday10:00–21:00
    Wednesday10:00–21:00
    Thursday10:00–21:00
    Friday10:00–21:00
    Saturday10:00–21:00
  4. No. 9: Crate & Barrel

    • $$
    • Chain
    • Full-line
    • Modern

    Crate & Barrel, founded in Chicago in 1962 and now owned by Germany's Otto Group, sells furniture and home furnishings at a premium-but-accessible tier, with free in-store and virtual interior-design consultations and a Trade Program for design professionals. Its CB2 banner is a related but distinct brand aimed at a younger, more contemporary customer at a similar price point, and Crate & Kids sells children's furniture. Which banner is present at a given address determines which of the three product lines it actually stocks.

    Address
    320 Corte Madera Town Center, Corte Madera, CA 94925

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    Hours
    Sunday09:00–21:00
    Monday09:00–21:00
    Tuesday09:00–21:00
    Wednesday09:00–21:00
    Thursday09:00–21:00
    Friday09:00–21:00
    Saturday08:00–22:00
  5. No. 10: Crate & Barrel

    • $$
    • Chain
    • Full-line
    • Modern

    Crate & Barrel, founded in Chicago in 1962 and now owned by Germany's Otto Group, sells furniture and home furnishings at a premium-but-accessible tier, with free in-store and virtual interior-design consultations and a Trade Program for design professionals. Its CB2 banner is a related but distinct brand aimed at a younger, more contemporary customer at a similar price point, and Crate & Kids sells children's furniture. Which banner is present at a given address determines which of the three product lines it actually stocks.

    Address
    301 Santana Row, San Jose, CA 95128

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    Hours
    Sunday10:00–19:00
    Monday10:00–20:00
    Tuesday10:00–20:00
    Wednesday10:00–20:00
    Thursday10:00–20:00
    Friday10:00–20:00
    Saturday10:00–20:00
  6. No. 17: Rooms To Go

    • $$
    • Chain
    • Full-line

    Rooms To Go, founded in Florida in 1990, built its business on selling pre-designed room packages rather than single pieces. Stores carry living room, bedroom, dining, mattress, kids' and outdoor furniture, including celebrity-branded lines such as Cindy Crawford Home alongside licensed La-Z-Boy upholstery and a wide mattress lineup spanning Tempur-Pedic to Sealy. It is the third-largest furniture retailer in the US by revenue.

  7. No. 18: Rooms To Go

    • $$
    • Chain
    • Full-line

    Rooms To Go, founded in Florida in 1990, built its business on selling pre-designed room packages rather than single pieces. Stores carry living room, bedroom, dining, mattress, kids' and outdoor furniture, including celebrity-branded lines such as Cindy Crawford Home alongside licensed La-Z-Boy upholstery and a wide mattress lineup spanning Tempur-Pedic to Sealy. It is the third-largest furniture retailer in the US by revenue.

  8. No. 19: Rooms To Go

    • $$
    • Chain
    • Full-line

    Rooms To Go, founded in Florida in 1990, built its business on selling pre-designed room packages rather than single pieces. Stores carry living room, bedroom, dining, mattress, kids' and outdoor furniture, including celebrity-branded lines such as Cindy Crawford Home alongside licensed La-Z-Boy upholstery and a wide mattress lineup spanning Tempur-Pedic to Sealy. It is the third-largest furniture retailer in the US by revenue.

  9. No. 20: Rooms To Go

    • $$
    • Chain
    • Full-line

    Rooms To Go, founded in Florida in 1990, built its business on selling pre-designed room packages rather than single pieces. Stores carry living room, bedroom, dining, mattress, kids' and outdoor furniture, including celebrity-branded lines such as Cindy Crawford Home alongside licensed La-Z-Boy upholstery and a wide mattress lineup spanning Tempur-Pedic to Sealy. It is the third-largest furniture retailer in the US by revenue.

  10. No. 21: Rooms To Go Kids

    • $$
    • Chain
    • Full-line

    Rooms To Go, founded in Florida in 1990, built its business on selling pre-designed room packages rather than single pieces. Stores carry living room, bedroom, dining, mattress, kids' and outdoor furniture, including celebrity-branded lines such as Cindy Crawford Home alongside licensed La-Z-Boy upholstery and a wide mattress lineup spanning Tempur-Pedic to Sealy. It is the third-largest furniture retailer in the US by revenue.

  11. No. 22: Rooms To Go

    • $$
    • Chain
    • Full-line

    Rooms To Go, founded in Florida in 1990, built its business on selling pre-designed room packages rather than single pieces. Stores carry living room, bedroom, dining, mattress, kids' and outdoor furniture, including celebrity-branded lines such as Cindy Crawford Home alongside licensed La-Z-Boy upholstery and a wide mattress lineup spanning Tempur-Pedic to Sealy. It is the third-largest furniture retailer in the US by revenue.

  12. No. 23: Rooms To Go

    • $$
    • Chain
    • Full-line

    Rooms To Go, founded in Florida in 1990, built its business on selling pre-designed room packages rather than single pieces. Stores carry living room, bedroom, dining, mattress, kids' and outdoor furniture, including celebrity-branded lines such as Cindy Crawford Home alongside licensed La-Z-Boy upholstery and a wide mattress lineup spanning Tempur-Pedic to Sealy. It is the third-largest furniture retailer in the US by revenue.

  13. No. 24: Rooms To Go

    • $$
    • Chain
    • Full-line

    Rooms To Go, founded in Florida in 1990, built its business on selling pre-designed room packages rather than single pieces. Stores carry living room, bedroom, dining, mattress, kids' and outdoor furniture, including celebrity-branded lines such as Cindy Crawford Home alongside licensed La-Z-Boy upholstery and a wide mattress lineup spanning Tempur-Pedic to Sealy. It is the third-largest furniture retailer in the US by revenue.

  14. No. 25: Rooms To Go

    • $$
    • Chain
    • Full-line

    Rooms To Go, founded in Florida in 1990, built its business on selling pre-designed room packages rather than single pieces. Stores carry living room, bedroom, dining, mattress, kids' and outdoor furniture, including celebrity-branded lines such as Cindy Crawford Home alongside licensed La-Z-Boy upholstery and a wide mattress lineup spanning Tempur-Pedic to Sealy. It is the third-largest furniture retailer in the US by revenue.

  15. No. 26: Rooms To Go

    • $$
    • Chain
    • Full-line

    Rooms To Go, founded in Florida in 1990, built its business on selling pre-designed room packages rather than single pieces. Stores carry living room, bedroom, dining, mattress, kids' and outdoor furniture, including celebrity-branded lines such as Cindy Crawford Home alongside licensed La-Z-Boy upholstery and a wide mattress lineup spanning Tempur-Pedic to Sealy. It is the third-largest furniture retailer in the US by revenue.

  16. No. 27: Rooms to Go Outlet

    • $$
    • Outlet
    • Chain
    • Full-line

    Rooms To Go, founded in Florida in 1990, built its business on selling pre-designed room packages rather than single pieces. Stores carry living room, bedroom, dining, mattress, kids' and outdoor furniture, including celebrity-branded lines such as Cindy Crawford Home alongside licensed La-Z-Boy upholstery and a wide mattress lineup spanning Tempur-Pedic to Sealy. It is the third-largest furniture retailer in the US by revenue.

  17. No. 28: Rooms To Go Outlet

    • $$
    • Outlet
    • Chain
    • Full-line

    Rooms To Go, founded in Florida in 1990, built its business on selling pre-designed room packages rather than single pieces. Stores carry living room, bedroom, dining, mattress, kids' and outdoor furniture, including celebrity-branded lines such as Cindy Crawford Home alongside licensed La-Z-Boy upholstery and a wide mattress lineup spanning Tempur-Pedic to Sealy. It is the third-largest furniture retailer in the US by revenue.

  18. No. 29: Rooms To Go

    • $$
    • Chain
    • Full-line

    Rooms To Go, founded in Florida in 1990, built its business on selling pre-designed room packages rather than single pieces. Stores carry living room, bedroom, dining, mattress, kids' and outdoor furniture, including celebrity-branded lines such as Cindy Crawford Home alongside licensed La-Z-Boy upholstery and a wide mattress lineup spanning Tempur-Pedic to Sealy. It is the third-largest furniture retailer in the US by revenue.

  19. No. 30: Rooms To Go

    • $$
    • Chain
    • Full-line

    Rooms To Go, founded in Florida in 1990, built its business on selling pre-designed room packages rather than single pieces. Stores carry living room, bedroom, dining, mattress, kids' and outdoor furniture, including celebrity-branded lines such as Cindy Crawford Home alongside licensed La-Z-Boy upholstery and a wide mattress lineup spanning Tempur-Pedic to Sealy. It is the third-largest furniture retailer in the US by revenue.

How to shop for children's furniture

Federal crib standards (16 CFR 1219/1220, enforced since 2011) require slats no more than 2 3/8 inches apart, a mattress that fits snugly with no more than a two-finger gap at the sides, and no drop-side rail — all drop-side cribs were banned in the U.S. in 2011 after a string of infant deaths. Any crib sold new in a U.S. store should meet these; the question worth asking on a secondhand or antique piece is whether it does.

Dressers and bookcases over a certain height are a documented tip-over hazard for climbing toddlers — federal anti-tip-over rules (effective 2023 under the STURDY Act) now require most clothing storage furniture sold in the U.S. to pass a stability test and ship with a wall-anchoring kit. Ask whether a piece includes anti-tip hardware, and use it — a majority of furniture tip-over deaths involve pieces that were never anchored to the wall.

Bunk beds sold in the U.S. must meet ASTM F1427 guardrail and structural standards, including guardrails on both sides of the top bunk that extend a set minimum height above the mattress surface, and a ladder rated for the top sleeper's weight. On finishes, ask whether paints and stains are certified low-VOC or non-toxic — most reputable children's furniture is, but it's worth confirming rather than assuming, especially on lower-cost imported pieces.

A store that raises these standards unprompted, rather than waiting to be asked, is a more trustworthy source for anything a child will sleep in, climb on, or put their mouth on.

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