Like most pros in her field, Nurse Jackie spends more time at work than at home. The idea of glamming up her sterile New York City ER and the dingy waiting lounge may seem like one of her drug-induced fantasies, but Matthew Berman, Andrew Kotchen, Christopher Coleman and Angel Sanchez have made it a beautiful reality. With their designs, Jackie can now retreat to a room where happy pills pour from the ceiling and couture linens swaddle her while she sleeps. When she wakes, her waiting room is calm and its decor is soothing and sophisticated. See the spaces and watch Jackie get the treatment she deserves.
Portable Pleasures Table
This rolling table has a swivel tray with an attached lock box that’s just the right size to hold Jackie’s pills. The layered mattresses are the work of Sanchez, a couture fashion designer by trade. Note the subtle pattern and sheen of the silver pillow—a touch of hospital chic.
Photographer: Antoine Bootz
Multi-functional Bedroom Nook
Tucked into a neon-lit alcove is Jackie’s vanity area which doubles as a mini in-home lab and X-ray table. Christopher Coleman’s Light Box Table has an inner-lit neon frame that makes it glow from all sides. The neon also acts a functional frame around Jackie's makeup mirror. The Factory Swivel chair was also designed by Coleman.
Photographer: Adam Chinitz
Vanity Organizers
Tiered candy dishes decoratively organize Jackie’s meds and her Sweet'N Low stash. Now it’s a snap to crush pills and hide them in little pink packets or quickly snort a few lines. Shapely sandglass timers help her complete her daily medicinal prep on time.
Photographer: Antoine Bootz
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