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Kid furniture

knottiea62258a55f595f7fknottiea62258a55f595f7f Newbie
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Looking for a dresser for DD (toddler). What’s the better quality RH or PBK? Open to Legacy Classic or another brand. Would rather buy something to last 10+ years than the Namesake (million dollar baby) Dresser that she currently has that is being passed down to the soon to be newborn.
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Re: Kid furniture

  • jareddyjareddy member
    Choosing the right dresser for your toddler is an important decision! Both Restoration Hardware (RH) and Pottery Barn Kids (PBK) offer quality furniture options, but it ultimately depends on your preferences and budget. I'd recommend visiting both stores if possible, checking the build quality, safety features, and design to see which one aligns better with your needs. Don't forget to read reviews and consider any specific requirements you have in terms of style and functionality.
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  • rnovak22rnovak22 Just Joined
    We have PB Kids for our first but was looking at namesake for the 2nd. How did you like their quality?
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  • knottie1ff1fc065256bdccknottie1ff1fc065256bdcc member
    We have a Namesake dresser too — it’s been okay, but honestly the drawers aren’t the smoothest and it’s already showing wear after just a couple years. It’s fine for a nursery, but if you’re hoping for something to last long-term, I’d lean toward PBK or even look into Legacy Classic. They feel sturdier and more timeless in design.
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  • knottie210c943f9d078bc9knottie210c943f9d078bc9 member
    We went with PBK and it’s held up great so far - drawers are smooth, solid build. RH is beautiful but pricey for what you get, IMO.
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  • knottie1ff1fc065256bdccknottie1ff1fc065256bdcc member
    edited December 2025
    From my experience, both RH and PBK make really solid pieces, but RH tends to feel a bit more heirloom-quality in solid wood and finish. Legacy Classic is also a great option if you like more classic styling and craftsmanship. One thing that’s helped me feel comfortable buying higher-end furniture is knowing stores like Bed Bath and Beyond have a pretty flexible return policy if something doesn’t work out, so you don’t feel stuck with a piece that isn’t right.
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  • knottie5230fb46ed40e17fknottie5230fb46ed40e17f member

    We were in a similar situation and prioritized durability over trendiness. PBK felt like a good balance between quality and price, while RH was beautiful but harder to justify for a kids’ room. It’s funny how after researching furniture for hours, I’d unwind at night watching something on gomoviesonline — sometimes a mental break helps you come back and make better decisions.

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