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Introducing a bold, black and white nursery with punches of primary colors. When it came to my second child, I could no longer pull off that dreamy, soft and serene nursery. Instead, I worked with lots of primary colored toys, hand me downs and his big brother’s nursery furniture. We also happen to be moving to an NYC apt in just a few months so it was also important for me not so spend a lot of time or money on this project.

Melisa Fluhr
Melisa Fluhr
With a passion for decorating and design, it was Melisa's experience as a first time mom, that inspired her to start Project Nursery.

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    1. wenbow

      August 30, 2011

      The focal point “C” is awesome. Great design!

    2. Patchi (Trendy Peas)

      August 31, 2011

      Melisa, it looks lovely.
      So elegant and yet keeping it simple.
      I love the black and yellow.
      Nicely done!

    3. BriskRain

      August 31, 2011

      The monogrammed wall is simply dramatic. The room is simple, but the choice of colors and the decor make it really interesting and attractive. I love that so many items are personalized and bears Chase’s name.

    4. bluebirdkisses

      August 31, 2011

      Such a fantastic way of making use of the closet space! I ADORE this room!

      http://www.bluebirdkisses.com

    5. Nancy

      August 31, 2011

      Beautiful room! I love the boldness of choosing black as the backdrop for the C! It turned out great! And the chick on top of the cable jack (or whatever it is) is so adorable!

    6. halle

      November 9, 2011

      Love the room!! I was wondering if you could tell me where the chair and the pouf are from? The whole room (especially the stripe) is AMAZING!

    7. Aimee

      April 2, 2018

      What’s with this ‘I have a boy, so…’ stuff? Glam, stuff on the wall – that’s up to the kid and their personality, not what’s between their legs.

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