Gone are the days when decorating your child’s room meant going to a major furniture store and choosing between an all blue truck theme, or an all pink cupcake design. Today, the kid’s furniture marketplace is filled with cribs, changing tables, beds, toy boxes, shelving and forward-thinking accessories that are unique, modern, and eco-conscious, providing you and your little ones with beautiful, well-made, stylish options you will love.

Here are some of our faves:

Jonathan Adler

Jonathan Adler
8125 Melrose Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90046
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(323) 658-8390
Mon-Sat 10 am -8 pm
Sun 10 am – 6 pm

Picture perfect furniture for today’s super chic kid. Simple, clean and elegant, Jonathan Adler takes interior décor for children up a notch by offering kid-sized versions of their grown-up furniture and beautiful needlepoint and animal themed accessories you’d be proud to put your own living room.

Juvenile Shop

Juvenile Shop
13356 Ventura Boulevard
Sherman Oaks, CA 91423
(818) 986-6214
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The great thing about Juvenile Shop is that they’re a local business, but also offer an on-line registry so that family members who live far away can get you what you need. Juvenile Shop carries all of the latest equipment, has a knowledgeable staff, and carries everything your child will ever need or want from birth on up…short of a cell phone.

La Bella Cosa

La Bella Cosa
3240 Helms Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90034-3210
(310) 559-5142
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A beautiful little specialty store nestled on Helms Avenue in Culver City. Beautiful, well-made furniture, cute accessories. Worth checking out.

Wonderland, A Child’s Place

Wonderland, A Child’s Place
11726 Barrington Court
Brentwood, CA 90049
(310) 440-9970
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Want to know where the celebrities shop for their kid’s stuff? Now you know. This gorgeous store in the heart of Brentwood carries the latest furniture designs, chicest accessories and TOP of the line equipment for your little ones. Plus, they also have an on-line registry.

Kid’s Furniture Superstore

Kid’s Furniture Superstore
2751 Colorado Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA
323-259-8733
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This massive “superstore” in Pasadena carries absolutely everything you need to decorate your baby’s room – and what they don’t carry, they can probably order for you. Their prices are a bit more reasonable than the smaller, exclusive stores, (and I’ve been tipped off by a former patron that haggling works here).

Little Seed

Little Seed
219 N Larchmont Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90004
(323) 462-4441
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Hours:10am-6pm

The Little Seed is a children’s specialty boutique in Larchmont Village carrying eco-friendly and organic products. Co-founded by mothers Soleil Moon Frye, Paige Goldberg Tolmach, and Beth Birkett, this shop has a mission to give “Green” parents options that are healthy for babies and healthy for the planet. The company’s slogan? “Tree hugging with style.”

Mod Mom Furniture

Mod Mom Furniture
(818) 399 -1172
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Keirsten Hathcock is an ex-marketing executive turned self-taught furniture designer/builder and her modern, unique, eco-friendly toy boxes grace the playrooms of many of this towns most stylish kids. Currently, you can only buy her toy boxes from her on-line store, but she has a line of beds, dressers, play tables (“the works” in her words) expected in 2011.

La La Ling

La La Ling
1810 N. Vermont Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90027
(323) 664-4400
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“A one-stop shop for the busy urban parent” is how they describe themselves. Los Feliz boutique La La Ling carries a well-chosen assortment of furniture, gifts, baby essentials all with fabulous flair.

Kids Land

Kid’s Land
3807 Wilshire Boulevard #100 (@ Western Avenue)
Los Angeles, CA 90010
(213) 487-9090
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This THREE-time winner of the U.S. Local Business Association’s award for the 2010 Los Angeles Award in the Infant & Toddler Gear category, is like a major kid’s department store but with better service, selection and quality products. They also offer an on-line registry and tremendous selection. For those Westsiders who don’t like to venture past La Cienega (you know who you are…) this is worth the trip. Maybe you can check out Koreatown for dinner while you’re over there.

Sarah Maizes is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of MommyLiteOnline.com.