Have you ever walked through Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood? Everywhere you look, industrial relics blend with modern elements to create a vibe that’s both vintage and modern, old and new. The overall feeling is artistic, a little unconventional, and full of heart. It’s a great look for a village and an even better one for your nursery.

Between showers, shopping, and sweet gifts from friends, you’re pretty likely to collect an overwhelming number of adorable onesies, hats, and tiny socks before baby arrives. The key to a streamlined first few months of parenthood? An organized storage space in your nursery where all your essentials are easy to find and reach.

Brand new brains, it turns out, love the definition of black and white. Your baby’s newborn eyes have a much easier time focusing on simple patterns with high contrast, and black and white designs help them explore new textures and shapes with ease. Studies show that black and white toys and décor might even stimulate little ones’ learning and creativity, and the bonus on top of the bonus?