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Buyer beware! If you are shopping online at the Crib of Art website, you need to read this article before you buy anything. And perhaps consider spending your hard-earned dollars elsewhere.

The self-styled “Crib of Art ~ For Artful Living” is a very effective online sales platform. The site claims that “Every room deserves its happiness with art.” And promises its mission is to “make the perfect art for any room, because we firmly believe that art is the soul of delight.” But don’t believe anything you see on this site!

The Crib of Art (COA) may be an elaborate international scam that is taking money from people and not delivering on many of the promises made on their website.

The reviews directly on Crib of Art seen on Loox are questionable. Loox is a review site that is directly linked to and operated by the COA site.

Every review shown on this site is 4.5 to 5 stars. This writer believes they are cherry picking only good reviews. Any negative reviews of the COA are allegedly deleted from this site. 

According to the COA they have the ability to “temporarily or permanently hide or delete reviews after they are published.” They claim to ban reviews that are vulgar or fake, but it appears that any bad reviews are not published here.

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It is also important to note that on Loox reviews onsite are paid with “a future purchase discount for adding a photo or a video to their review.”

 Check Trustpilot or Reviews.io for the real story.

The images on the website certainly are beautiful. And the reviews seem wonderful. But more than half of what we believe to be legitimate reviews claim that they never received their order. And if they did receive their order, it was very low-quality, not what was ordered and/or damaged. 

Crib of Art Undelivered Promises

The Crib of Art has an appealing website filled with beautiful images of art for sale. It went online in 2019.They claim to have locations in Amsterdam, New York and Riga. They also claim to be “a global community of independent artists from 10+ countries.” 

We have been unable to verify any brick-and-mortar address in any of the 3 so-called main locations.

The only phone number available appears to be 0639199165 which tracks back to the Netherlands. And the only email address we could find is linked to the website as [email protected].