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              Interior Designer

              Ariel Okin

              “This nursery is sophisticated yet still filled with wonder, a key element for any child’s space. From the silly wildlife dancing on the walls to the sheep shaped chair placed under the bookcase (sized just for baby as they grow older), the room maintains an elegant yet approachable feel that can adapt with parent and child throughout different stages in life.”

              “Schumacher’s Singeries wallpaper is the star of the room: evoking ‘Jungle Book’ vibes, these little monkeys set the color palette, and bring mischief and whimsy to a unisex nursery.”
              “Light green is a theme throughout: the Sleepi crib in mint green blended so perfectly with the Babyletto gelato dresser. I particularly fell in love with the delicate detailing on the Odelia bone inlay stool, also swathed in a frosty green hue, used here as a side table next to the glider. The shade works perfectly for a unisex nursery, and plays off the colors in the Schumacher paper so beautifully.”
              “I was inspired by the playful elements in the room – I particularly love the Fiona Walker animal heads; they add so much cheer and personality.”
              Ariel Okin is the founder of her eponymous firm, Ariel Okin Interiors, where she designs luxury residential and unique commercial properties. Ariel is also a contributing writer to Vogue.com, Architectural Digest and Domino Magazine, and has been featured and profiled in Architectural Digest, Vogue, Elle Decor, The Wall Street Journal, New York Magazine, Forbes, and Domino, among others. Ariel recently designed the Maisonette offices; her current projects include Goop's New York office, residential projects on the Upper East Side, West Village, and Tribeca, and a three structure compound in upstate New York. You can find more of Ariel's work at www.arielokin.com.