Furnishing a nursery piece by piece works, but it takes time, and there’s always a risk that a cot bed bought from one range doesn’t quite match a wardrobe bought from another. Our nursery furniture sets solve that in one order: every piece in a Babymore set, whether that’s a cot bed and chest changer or a full three-piece room, is designed and finished together, so wood tone, hardware, and proportions match exactly, not approximately. It’s the simpler route to a nursery that looks considered rather than assembled from separate purchases.
A 2 piece nursery furniture set typically pairs a cot bed with a chest changer, giving you sleeping and nappy-changing covered in one matching bundle. It’s the leaner, more budget-friendly option, and it suits smaller nurseries particularly well, since it commits less floor space than a full three-piece room. Most parents choosing a 2 piece set are either working with a compact room, prioritising a lower upfront cost, or planning to add a wardrobe separately later once their storage needs become clearer.
A 3 piece nursery furniture set builds on the 2 piece configuration with a full wardrobe alongside the cot bed and chest changer, giving you dedicated hanging space and additional drawer storage from day one. It’s the better long-term choice if you know you’ll want proper clothing storage without a follow-up purchase, and it guarantees the wardrobe matches the rest of the room exactly, down to the handles.
Furnishing a nursery piece by piece works, but it takes time, and there’s always a risk that a cot bed bought from one range doesn’t quite match a wardrobe bought from another. Our nursery furniture sets solve that in one order: every piece in a Babymore set, whether that’s a cot bed and chest changer or a full three-piece room, is designed and finished together, so wood tone, hardware, and proportions match exactly, not approximately. It’s the simpler route to a nursery that looks considered rather than assembled from separate purchases.
A 2 piece nursery furniture set typically pairs a cot bed with a chest changer, giving you sleeping and nappy-changing covered in one matching bundle. It’s the leaner, more budget-friendly option, and it suits smaller nurseries particularly well, since it commits less floor space than a full three-piece room. Most parents choosing a 2 piece set are either working with a compact room, prioritising a lower upfront cost, or planning to add a wardrobe separately later once their storage needs become clearer.
A 3 piece nursery furniture set builds on the 2 piece configuration with a full wardrobe alongside the cot bed and chest changer, giving you dedicated hanging space and additional drawer storage from day one. It’s the better long-term choice if you know you’ll want proper clothing storage without a follow-up purchase, and it guarantees the wardrobe matches the rest of the room exactly, down to the handles.
A 2 piece set includes a cot bed and a chest changer, giving you a sleeping space and a dedicated nappy-changing surface with drawer storage in one matching bundle. It doesn't include a wardrobe, so clothing storage relies on the chest changer's drawers alone unless you add a wardrobe separately.
For the newborn stage specifically, most parents find a chest changer's drawers sufficient, since a newborn's wardrobe is relatively small. As your baby grows into a toddler with more clothes, toys, and bedding, many parents choose to add a matching wardrobe later, which is straightforward since it's finished in the same collection.
Generally yes. Buying as a set guarantees the wood tone, hardware, and finish match exactly, and it's typically priced more competitively than sourcing the same two pieces individually, even within our own range.
Most of our collections, including Mona, Aston, Stella, Luno, and Veni, offer a 2 piece configuration. Availability can vary by finish and size, so it's worth checking the specific collection page to confirm the 2 piece option is offered in your preferred colour.
Yes, in most cases. Since each collection's pieces are designed and finished together, adding a matching wardrobe from the same collection at a later date should give you the same wood tone and hardware as your original set, effectively completing the 3 piece configuration over time.
Yes, it's generally the better choice for a smaller room, since it commits less floor space than a full 3 piece set. If space is genuinely tight, our Mona Mini collection, built around a smaller mattress size, is worth considering alongside a 2 piece configuration.
A 3 piece set includes everything in a 2 piece set, a cot bed and chest changer, plus a full wardrobe with a hanging rail and additional drawer or shelf storage, all finished to match the other two pieces exactly.
It depends on your storage needs. If you know you'll want dedicated hanging space for clothes rather than relying on the chest changer's drawers alone, a 3 piece set is generally worth the additional investment, and it works out more cost-effective than buying a matching wardrobe separately at a later date.
This varies by collection, but as a general guide, allow roughly 90 x 150cm for the cot bed, plus additional space for the chest changer and wardrobe, each generally needing their own wall run rather than being pushed into corners. Measuring your room before ordering is worth doing, particularly in smaller UK nurseries, since a 3 piece set is the largest floor-space commitment of our furniture options.
Since all three pieces are designed and manufactured together within the same collection, wood tone, hardware finish, and proportions match exactly, not approximately, which is one of the main advantages of buying as a set rather than sourcing pieces from different ranges.
Mona, Stella, and Luno are among our collections offering a 3 piece configuration with a matching wardrobe. Availability varies by finish, so it's worth checking the specific collection page to confirm the 3 piece option and wardrobe style you're after.
Yes. Since each collection's wardrobe is designed to match its cot bed and chest changer, buying it separately later effectively upgrades an existing 2 piece set to a full 3 piece configuration, provided the same collection and finish are still available.
