Target is getting into the modern baby biz.

Similar to their previous deal with vintage baby designer Amy Coe, Target has teamed with design company Dwell Studio to launch a modern baby collection of cribs, bedding and accessories. The collection is now appearing in Target stores and online. (Pictured here, the $290 Soho crib).

Here is a brief overview, courtsey of New York Times Home & Garden writer Marianne Rohrlich:

Target is introducing two lower-priced lines of housewares from Dwell Studio, a home furnishings company known for textiles with bold patterns and subtle color palettes. Dwell Baby, a nursery collection, will be available at the end of January. It includes crib sets (about $80 for a sheet, a blanket and bumpers), as well as furniture, available only online (cribs, $290 to $300; changing table-dressers, $280 to $290), and night lights, curtain panels and wall decals. Dwell Home, the second collection, will be introduced next month. It includes sheet sets ($50 for queen size), duvet sets ($80 for queen size) and throw pillows ($20 each), above. Information will be available at target.com after Jan. 28 for Dwell Baby and in late February for Dwell Home.

Our first thoughts: Target has done it again, making an expensive trend (a modern crib for $1500, anyone?) affordable for everyone. We’re happy Baby Mod (Million Dollar Baby’s stab at modern sold at Wal-Mart) will have more competition.

If you’ve seen the bedding or ordered the furniture, let us know what you think!