Bloom otto table & chair set

bloom - December 08, 2021





Bloom's new otto table and chairs set invites playtime into your contemporary living space. The set is made from American beech wood and and includes two sliding art-and-play wood trays at each end.

Otto's modern silhouette and space-saving design makes playing, learning & exploring fun in a style that fits the modern home. Available now.
 

New retro solid wood crib from Bloom

bloom - January 24, 2021



Bloom has added a new crib to their collection and it's like nothing they have made before. The Retro Solid Wood Crib comes in two colors and fits with any Bloom bedding. 

The iconic lines of this mid-century modern crib make it the statement piece of any nursery. And it’s all you’ll need: solid beechwood made to last in a timeless oak finish and designed to grow with your child from newborn to five years (toddler rail sold separately).

 

Introducing the Bloom Fresco Titanium

bloom - February 02, 2018



Inspired by the raw elements and cityscapes of big cities like Hong Kong, New York and Paris, the Bloom Fresco Titanium features the same great stuff the other Frescos have (3-position recline system, easy up/down height adjustment, 360-degree swivel) and adds a sleek metal and industrial look. Perfect for the modern urban home.

Introducing bloom + winter water factory collaboration

bloom - December 09, 2017



Bloom has introduced their first collaboration in our go-local series. They teamed up with Brooklyn kids clothing designer Winter Water Factory to bring NYC designed and made, organic cotton to their most loved nursery items. Available in bold, urban design, products include crib sheets for the Papa, Alma and Mini and changing pad covers. 

Available now.

Want Conor McGregor's highchair?

bloom - September 03, 2017



You might not have Conor McGregor's $100 million pay day for a single fight, but your baby can have the same golden highchair Conor Jr. eats in. That is the Bloom Fresco chrome special edition highchair in gold and white. That will only set you back about $750.