Real wood furniture your child grows into. Then keeps.
No MDF, no chipboard, no throwaway nursery furniture. Every Gaia Baby piece is solid, sustainably sourced timber, built to convert as your family grows.
Discover the Gaia Baby Nursery Range
Eos Cot Bed - Natural Ash | Natural
Hera Cot Bed - Natural Ash | Walnut with included Mattress
Serena Convertible Cot Bed - White | Walnut with included Mattress
Hera
Meticulously handcrafted from natural wood, built to last beyond the nursery and into the home.
From $899
Shop Hera
Eos
New Zealand pine, a customisable palette, and the perfect height for lifting your baby safely.
From $749
Shop Eos
Serena
The patented 8-in-1 cot, one frame from a newborn bedside crib to a junior bed at 7+ years.
From $1,199
Shop SerenaSix reasons families keep coming back to real wood.
Evolution
Converts stage to stage as your child grows.
Child Safety
INPAA Approved — independently tested to meet and exceed Australian safety standards.
In-House Design
Designed and engineered by our own team, not licensed.
Sustainability
Sustainably sourced timber, formaldehyde-free finishes.
Family
Built for future siblings, not a single nursery stage.
Handcrafted
Finished by hand, piece by piece, not mass-pressed.
One patented frame. A stage for every year, newborn to 7+ years.
A tree adds a ring every year it stands. The Serena cot works the same way, it doesn't get replaced as your child grows, it converts. Drag through the stages.
The Bedside Crib Add-On and Junior Bed Extension (both sold separately) unlock two further configurations beyond the 5 stages shown here.
What's actually inside the timber matters more than what's painted on it.

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Real wood, never MDF
New Zealand pine on Eos, birch on Serena, sustainably sourced throughout, never manufactured composite.
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Independently tested finishes
Woods, paints and finishes are tested for heavy metals and toxic compounds against Australian safety standards.
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Built to be handed down
Solid joinery is designed to survive a second, even third child, not just one.
Two frame tones. Six base colours. Your nursery, not a showroom set.
Mix a frame with a base colour to match the room, not the other way around.














