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How Writer Erika Veurink Built an Impressionist-Inspired NYC Nursery for $5,000

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By Collier Sutter, Shana Trajanoska
| Architectural Digest Verified
When designer Tenlie Mourning was tasked with a nursery, she never meant to ignore her friend and client Erika Veurink’s one directive: no pink. For her first child, a girl, Veurink imagined a gender-neutral room grounded in primary colors. “I was trying to build a nursery for a mini-me,” she says, looking back, “but what I’ve learned through this pregnancy is she’s not a mini-me. Tenlie built a world for my daughter that I could have never imagined myself.
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Why One Designer Spent $40,000-a Quarter of the Home's Budget-On Just One Room

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By Collier Sutter
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All products featured on Architectural Digest are independently selected by our editors. However, we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links. Jordan and Chris Fronk, founders of the nut milk company Fronks, long set their sights on a 1968 Vermont farmhouse to become the start to a future family compound. Hand-built by local architect Carl L.
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How a Food Stylist Designed a $45,000 Kitchen for a Quarter of the Price

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By Collier Sutter, Lucia Bell-Epstein
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All products featured on Architectural Digest are independently selected by our editors. However, we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links. When food stylist Pearl Jones bought her one-bedroom apartment in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, she knew one thing for sure: like a great recipe, she was prepared to start from scratch.
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