Kylie Jenner’s Son: The Makeup Mogul Shows Off Her Baby Boy’s Nursery—Complete With a $10,000 Crib | Architectural Digest

Yesterday, fans got a small glimpse into the life of Kylie Jenner’s son via a new YouTube video. The makeup mogul, who gave birth earlier this year, chronicles her pregnancy and his arrival in the nearly 10-minute montage. 

There are video clips from Jenner’s ultrasound appointments, sweet shots of the reality star with her partner, rapper Travis Scott, and their four-year-old daughter, Stormi, as well as self-taped messages of praise and encouragement from Jenner’s famous family members, including her mom, Kris Jenner, and her sisters Kourtney, Kim, Khloé Kardashian, and Kendall Jenner. 

In one scene, little Stormi shows off her baby brother’s stylish and serene nursery. “Look at the baby’s room,” she says while opening the door to reveal a nursery with white walls and a light-colored rug on the floor. The space is decorated in tones of white, gray, and beige, with small hints of color from accessories. Inside, Stormi heads straight for a tall wood bookshelf in a light finish that is already filled with books and toys such as a pastel abacus from Babytot. She then places a piece of art (we can only assume that she painted it) on a small side table next to a beige glider and ottoman. In the background, there are acrylic wall shelves packed with books facing out—a feature that now seems to be ubiquitous in nurseries. To the right, there’s a light wood changing table that looks like it could be from West Elm Kids. 

The pièce de résistance in the room is the Nursery Works Gradient crib in white, which retails for $10,000 and is made to order. It has a rounded shape and undulating curves on the slats, giving it a cloudlike quality. Various stuffed animals dot the space, including a Louis Vuitton Doudou teddy bear in the brand’s signature brown monogram print, which is no longer available on the brand’s website and is selling for up to $23,140 on 1stDibs. There is also a wicker giraffe—perhaps this will replace the large stuffed giraffes that have appeared in countless homes of rich and famous kids in recent years?