Name: Lauren and Davison
Child's Name and Age: Violet, 6 months
Location: Hell's Kitchen, NYC
Size: 565 sq. ft. apartment, 60 sq. ft. nursery
Favorite Source:"Schneider's— everyone who works there seems know everything about their products so you never have to wonder if something is good, only if it would work for you. True, the owner isn’t exactly gentle, but they know their stuff and the prices are lower than other nyc stores."
What inspired you?
"We wanted to build an “urban tree house” for our child, where she could feel cozy and look out in many directions. To do this, we moved our front door and built an angled interior wall enabling us to create a small nursery within the back room of our apartment."

"Views were tougher, as there is only one exterior (north) window in the room. But we added more by 1) putting an interior window in the wall we built that looks onto our entryway art gallery (and lets us peep in on the cradle); 2) using a glass door with a transom window offering views south down the entire apartment and east to an exterior window; 3) placing a high mirror next to the nursery window."

Great Tip:
"Keep a pacifier on a hook next to your rocking chair…perhaps obvious but it took us awhile to figure this out."

Comments (11)
I'm really impressed with what you've done in a teeny space.
wonderfully cozy!
Very cool indeed.
Super cute! Is that a vintage rocking chair, or new? If new, where from?
What a smart and creative use of a little space! I love all the little touches, especially the window in the wall.
love the fabric on the changing table and the images above it. very sleek and modern yet cosy! nice one! violet is a lucky girl!
Neat!
Excellent use of the space. The fabric on the changing table looks fabulous - something different! Every thing looks really well planned and falls together perfectly.
wow- what a great space- can you tell me a little more about the artwork above the changing station? are those pages from a children's book?
sorry it took me awhile to respond to this question- yes, I scanned printed out these pages from a beautiful old children's book full of woodcuts of animals. Found the book on the street several years ago.
Took even longer to respond to the first question, sorry--the rocking chair is a hand-me-down.