Project Nursery co-founder, Melisa Fluhr, was thrilled to let Elizabeth Street, an online hub for stylish moms, into her lower Manhattan apartment for a tour of her kid-friendly style and space. There she shares a peek into her apartment lifestyle, kids’ room and design philosophy.
We hope you check out the full video tour!
Hi, where are the bed frames from, they’re great!
Where are the comforters from?
Hi Abby, The shelves are from Room and Board.
Just wondering where the long book shelves are from? Thanks.
Where are the bedframes and bedding from?
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You have such a lovely, creative and artistic apartment, Melisa! So glad you shared this with us too!
Where did she get the lucite frames and striped bedding? Love it all!!
Hi Lauren, it’s the IKEA children’s Trofast system. Amazing for toy storage. We connected four tall shelves together with bolts to the combine them and for added safety. TV is hung on the wall.
Who makes the desk the tv is on? Is that container store or ikea?
I love the video tour. The gallery wall in your boys’ room is incredible with those lucite hanging frames. A great way to show off the budding artists!