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The Nursery as Heirloom: Hamptons Families Furnish for the Next Generation

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Well-appointed households across the Hamptons are extending their eye for craft down to the nursery, choosing children's furniture built to be handed down rather than outgrown. The same discernment once reserved for the living room now shapes the playroom, as parents favor pieces made to last a lifetime over anything disposable.

With reporting from Architectural Digest.

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