Compare The Ranges
Eos vs Hera vs Serena
All three ranges are solid, real wood, independently tested to Australian safety standards. Here's exactly how they differ, side by side.
| Eos | Hera | Serena | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wood | New Zealand pine | Ash & walnut | Solid birch |
| Style | Accessible, customisable | Heirloom, handcrafted | Patented convertible system |
| Converts | Cot → Toddler Bed → First Bed | Cot → Toddler Bed → First Bed → Junior Bed (extension sold separately) | Mini Cot → Cot Bed → Toddler Bed → First Bed → Junior Bed |
| Age range | Birth to approx. 5 years | Birth to 5 years (7 years with Junior Bed Extension) | Birth to 7+ years |
| Mattress | Sold separately | Included | Included |
| Colour options | 2 frame tones × 6 base colours | Natural Ash/Walnut, Scandi White/Natural | White/Walnut, White/Natural |
| Best for | Real wood on a budget, with colour customisation | Handcrafted, heirloom-quality furniture | The longest-lasting, most configurations from one frame |
| From | $749 | $899 | $1,199 |
All three ranges are solid, sustainably sourced timber — never MDF or particleboard — finished with low-VOC, water-based paints and varnishes, and independently tested to Australian safety standards.
