
Yes, living in a spacious three-bedroom home, where you wouldn’t have to share sleeping quarters with your two-year-old, or where your baby wouldn’t bunk in a pantry-size nursery, may sound nice. But for many NYC parents, that’s a far cry from reality. So we’re here to remind you that, no matter how untenable your situation may seem, you can make the space work. We spoke to four children’s furniture designers—all reside in the city with their kids—about the challenges they face every day when it comes to apartment living, and what they’ve done to solve them. Plus, we’ve rounded up expert-recommended products to get your redecoration project off the ground. That privacy you’re craving is just around the corner.
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I am interested in hiring a designer to help me with ideas on making our West Village city loft safe for our new baby. Do you have any designer suggestions that can help us with a knee wall and spiral stairs and how to use that space as a nursery? I am concerned about the stairs and knee wall and the safety issues it poses with a baby/toddler. Thanks so much.