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Designer crafts timeless twin nursery in former Concord inn

Advertisement 2 The braided, gilded wood mirror adds dimension, shine, and a sense of age over a sleek Oomph dresser lacquered in the palest green. 'Right now, there's a changing pad on top of the dresser, but that won't always be the case,' Caldwell shares. Get Starting Point A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday. Enter Email Sign Up 3 The Pierre Frey wallpaper envelopes the room in an untamed autumnal landscape. The pattern is an updated take on versions popular in the era during which the home was built while the green, yellow, and rusty hues provide a gender-neutral backdrop. 4 Linen drapery with blackout lining offers softness and relief from the bold wallpaper. Maize-colored tape on the leading edges add a layer of interest that ties to the wallpaper and pops against the dark green window trim. Advertisement 5 The convertible mini cribs by Namesake are petit enough to nestle into the bay window. 'We love the old-fashioned feel; the clients definitely did not want typical white cribs,' Caldwell says. Ruffled bed skirts accentuate the effect. 6 The durable vintage rug from Linda's Barn in Strafford, New Hampshire, is densely patterned like the wallpaper helping to tie together the room, but the neutral colors don't overtake the space. Marni Elyse Katz is a contributing editor to the Globe Magazine. Follow her on Instagram