Q Collection Junior

100% recycled wood, no formaldehyde, non-toxic, low VOCs, water-based finish, handmade in the USA, biodegradable packaging...Need we say more? Those are the standards for every piece of furniture in the new Q Collection Junior line.

We love the flexibility of the Stella Stackable storage units. Buy as many as you need, with or without doors, configure to your space and you've got beautiful storage.

The simplicity and craftsmanship of the Cielo Crib makes it a stand out for us. It's the world's first indoor air quality certified crib. The crib is $1180 and comes in a Moonlight or Cloud finish.

The Q Collection Junior is even coming out with a line of bedding made of 100% SKAL International certified organic cotton that's free of toxic chemicals. The bedding will be available sometime in December.

Comments (4)

Wow - I thought those storage units were great, until I went to the site & saw the price. Are you kidding me?

posted by caitlen315 on November 15th 2007 at 7:50am
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They are lovely but the doorless units are $300 each and the ones with doors are $350 each. That makes the 9 piece unit shown in the picture above a whopping $3000! That really is steep!

posted by reef on November 15th 2007 at 8:04am
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Yeah, I agree. They are fantastic looking, but obviously not for the average consumer.

posted by donnafergie on November 15th 2007 at 8:34am
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Thanks for the post and comments. The feedback is much appreciated. I am one of the co-founders of Q Collection & Q Collection Junior. I thought it might be helpful to address the price question above. There are some key differences in our products vs. the things you can find at PB, Target, etc.

Briefly:
- our products don't off-gas harmful chemicals; they have all been tested for indoor air quality.
- they are made from 100% recycled wood.
- hand-crafted in the USA
- only biodegradable packaging, etc

We understand that these aren't for everyone yet we are very proud to be one of the very first to offer sustainable, healthy furniture of this quality. - Thanks, Jesse

posted by jjohnson on November 21st 2007 at 5:38am
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