Which is better for a small nursery?

They are nearly the same footprint: the Penelope is 30 x 55.75 inches and the Perry is 30.5 x 55 inches. Pick on style, not space.

Is the Perry worth saving $70 over the Penelope?

Yes, if you don't need the scalloped look. Both convert the same six ways, have three mattress heights and are GREENGUARD Gold Certified.

Which crib lasts longer?

Both convert to a full-size bed, so both last into the school years. The Penelope adds JPMA certification; the Perry adds a headboard-and-footboard full bed option.

Do I need to buy extra rails?

Yes for both. The daybed/sofa rail is included, but the toddler guardrail and full-size bed rails are sold separately on each.

Does the Perry price stay at $259.99?

Not reliably. Its lowest daily price since November 5, 2026 was $259.99 and its highest was $421.91, so check the price history before buying.

Which has more finish choices?

The Perry, with four finishes: Bianca White, Moonstruck Grey, Walnut Espresso and Chestnut. The Penelope lists a single satin glaze finish.

Penelope 6-in-1 Convertible Crib vs Pottery Barn Perry 6-in-1 Convertible Crib

Both are 6-in-1 convertible cribs from the same maker with GREENGUARD Gold and JPMA safety credentials, so the choice comes down to style and price. The Perry is $259.99 at Amazon as of November 7, 2026, about $70 less than the Penelope at $329.99 at Wayfair. Buy the Penelope for its scalloped molding and heirloom look; buy the Perry for the lower price and four finish options.

Today the Pottery Barn Perry 6-in-1 Convertible Crib costs $70.00 less at its best price.

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