Posts Tagged ‘High Chair’
We introduced you to Nuna—the successful European baby gear company that is now making their mark in the US—last month. Now we want to share their innovative highchair, the Zaaz. You know here at Project Nursery we think function and great looking design are not mutually exclusive terms. [...]
It’s no secret that you all, Project Nursery’s readers, are a design-conscious bunch. And, as you know, good kid’s design doesn’t stop in the nursery, it should also—or even especially—apply to the baby items in the rest of your home. Who wants a giant, clunky high chair on wheels floating around their kitchen or dining [...]
You’ve heard us rave about the Stokke Tripp Trapp Chair before, but we’ve got good reason—it’s one awesome chair. My almost three-year-old loves his. It’s comfortable, and it makes him feel like a big boy to be right up at the table. It makes me happy because he’s still safely strapped in with a full [...]
Mother’s Day may be over, but it’s not too late to enter our Ultimate Mother’s Day $3000 Giveaway from My Tiny Nest and Stokke! Let’s check out the details of the prize package to get our mouths watering again. First, the lovely ladies of My Tiny Nest, who made this whole giveaway possible, are offering [...]
They say that the cobbler’s child never has shoes, so what happens when a nursery designer’s little girl is born? Well, it’s the opposite of the age-old proverb—this cobbler’s child gets the Louboutins of nurseries. We wanted to share some of the images and elements of Alessia’s little lady’s tiny nest. Blending white, gray and [...]
Great news, the all new Project Nursery Private Sale is launching this April. Have you signed up yet? I know, your probably thinking that there are already a million websites trying to offer random daily deals but if you’ve been following us for a while, you know PN’s style and you know we’re pretty picky people. We won’t be pushing random products companies are trying to off load from many seasons ago. Instead, we’ll be offering incredible…
I used to browse the Escapes travel section of the NY Times looking for the latest hot hotels around the globe and marvel at their cool design. Now that travel has taken on a new direction (bye bye St. Barts, hello Disneyland), I’m more likely to be reading the gardening section or just taking the [...]
