Nursery Nook

Put the changing table in an open closet -- good way to save space in the baby's room.

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Phayre's nursery has quickly become my favorite room in the house. It's so light and bright, it makes me happy just walking in there! Eric...

Whitney Leigh Morris, of the Tiny Canal Cottage, transformed her tiny house closet into a nursery! Find out how she did it and see photos of the adorable space for baby via the link in our bio!

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If you’ve opted to share a bedroom with your baby then you have a few options, one is to make your “nursery” area stick to one wall of your bedroom. Sharing a large dresser with the baby, and topping it with a changing pad makes good use of space.

There’s no doubt about it; by Manhattan standards our 1,000 sq ft floor-through Brooklyn apartment is BIG. But we still only have one bedroom. So as soon as we found out about the junior (now…

Last week I introduced you to my Nursery/Master Bedroom project for Max & Margaux Wanger and I’m thrilled to share the full final tour. Margaux and Max were expecting their second child and reached ou

Some parents worry that their baby’s closet is too small, but what if all you have for a nursery IS a closet? Kari has been inspired by all the small nurseries we’ve shown in the past and wanted to share her own small space baby project: her closet turned nursery. Kari writes: We are about to have a daughter and wanted to stay in our one-bedroom apartment, so we converted our walk-in closet into a nursery. Our space was 43′ x 77′.

Designer Sarah Sherman Samuel made over photographers' Max and Margaux Wanger's master bedroom to accommodate the newest little addition to their family.

What a cool way to transform a closet into a mini nursery for tight spaces!

As most of you know, we’re expecting Baby #2 — or “baby brother” as the Bug calls him — any day now. Back in September, ...

Some parents worry that their baby’s closet is too small, but what if all you have for a nursery IS a closet? Kari has been inspired by all the small nurseries we’ve shown in the past and wanted to share her own small space baby project: her closet turned nursery. Kari writes: We are about to have a daughter and wanted to stay in our one-bedroom apartment, so we converted our walk-in closet into a nursery. Our space was 43′ x 77′.

Some parents worry that their baby’s closet is too small, but what if all you have for a nursery IS a closet? Kari has been inspired by all the small nurseries we’ve shown in the past and wanted to share her own small space baby project: her closet turned nursery. Kari writes: We are about to have a daughter and wanted to stay in our one-bedroom apartment, so we converted our walk-in closet into a nursery. Our space was 43′ x 77′.

Here’s an equation you don’t learn in math class: new baby + small apartment = creative thinking. Here are five nurseries that just prove: a) the majority of us own way too many clothes if we have closets this big; and b) babies really don’t need that much space.