European silhouettes and carved ribbons and rosettes are the highlight of this amazing collection. They create an atmosphere fit for royalty and the special dreams of a princess. This series of youth furniture from Stanley Young America is Built to Grow; meaning it will transition with your toddler through her baby days right into her high school years and further.

Stanley Furniture was born in 1924 when Thomas B. Stanley, a dairy farmer started shipping finest grades of lumber from Northeastern United States via rail car to a small town in South West Virginia. Through the finest furniture craftsmen he began creating his exquisite dream – providing American families with durable, high quality furniture at truly affordable prices.

Young America is a division of the Stanley Furniture company and creates youth furniture. The term youth furniture was synonymous with furniture that lasted till the child outgrew it. However, Young America has changed that around by carefully designing furniture that will grow with the child to last throughout his/her youth.

The Isabella series from Young America meets or exceeds the current mandatory government and industry safety standards. Keeping your child safe from lead-based paints and furniture finishes is one such safety standard. Well equipped with adjustable levelers, automatic drawer stops and tip restraints, this series of furniture is truly safe in many ways.

Furniture is crafted through a fine and long process that involves finding the best materials which could be either Hardwood or Softwood or a combination of both. Over 2 to 6 months, the chosen lumber is made heat, humidity and wear-resistant and then cut into small pieces and matched for color – the best pieces are chosen for the furniture that reaches you.

With turned bun feet and its toile fabric panels, this series in a decorative white distressed finish is breathtakingly wonderful. Its delicate charm is visible in every piece – dressers, beds, armoires, desks and chairs, adding true beauty to your child’s room.