Quick answer
Choose the Redmond Full Panel 4-in-1 Convertible Crib if you want a bold, full-panel silhouette with metal accents at a lower price. Choose the Westgate 4-in-1 Convertible Crib if you prefer classic arched molding and a vintage linen finish and can spend more.
Style: full panel vs classic molding
The Redmond makes a strong visual statement with a full panel back headboard and a soft, sweeping arch that carries over to the footboard. Sturdy, craftsman-era metal accents add detail without overwhelming the design. The Westgate takes a more traditional route, with elegant arched crown molding and beadwork on both the headboard and footboard, plus a reversed arch and shaped side rail.
In a full panel crib vs classic crib decision, the Redmond suits rooms where the crib is a focal point, while the Westgate blends more quietly into a traditional or vintage-inspired nursery.
Finish and color direction
The Redmond comes in Dapper Gray, a neutral that works with cool-toned walls and modern accents. The Westgate comes in Vintage Linen, a softer, warm neutral that pairs naturally with wood tones and classic textiles. When weighing crib finishes for nursery, hold a swatch or photo against your wall color and bedding before committing, since both are neutral but read differently in daylight.
Price and long-term value
The Redmond is the lower-cost option at a catalog price of USD 323.99, compared with USD 449.99. The Westgate is priced at USD 503.99, compared with USD 699.99. Both convert from crib to toddler bed, day bed, and full size bed, so the price difference buys style and finish rather than a different conversion path. The toddler guard rail and bed conversion kit are not included with either crib, so factor those into your total budget.
Key trade-offs to weigh
- Style vs versatility: The Redmond's full panel and metal accents make a stronger statement but may dominate a small room; the Westgate's molding is more classic and easier to blend with changing decor. Measure your wall space and consider whether the crib should be the focal point.
- Finish matching: Dapper Gray is a cooler neutral, while Vintage Linen is a warmer neutral. Compare each against your flooring and bedding before ordering. Order finish samples or check return policy if you cannot see the crib in person.
- Budget beyond the crib: The Redmond costs less upfront, but both cribs require a separate toddler guard rail and bed conversion kit for later stages. Add the cost of the guard rail and conversion kit to both prices before deciding.
Product facts at a glance
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Westgate 4-in-1 Convertible Crib, Vintage Linen: Crafted of high quality pine wood with arched crown molding and beadwork on both headboard and footboard. The detailed molding gives the crib a traditional look that holds up as a day bed or full size bed later.
Westgate 4-in-1 Convertible Crib, Vintage Linen
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Redmond Full Panel 4-in-1 Convertible Crib, Dapper Gray: Full panel back headboard with a soft, sweeping arch and craftsman-era metal accents. The full panel and metal details create a bolder focal point, which suits modern or transitional nurseries.
Redmond Full Panel 4-in-1 Convertible Crib, Dapper Gray
Which crib fits your nursery?
Best for
- Shoppers who want a bold, full-panel crib with metal accents at a lower price
- Modern or transitional nurseries with cool-toned or gray color schemes
Not for
- Buyers who prefer traditional arched molding and a warm, vintage-inspired finish
- Shoppers who want the lowest upfront price and do not need metal detailing
