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  • This Old House

    Past meets present

    May 13, 2022 5 minutes
    BY ROB WOTZAK
    PHOTOGRAPHY BY JARED KUZIA

    INSPIRING SPACES, DESIGN DETAILS, AND FINISHING TOUCHES

    With a vintage Beatles LP playing in the background and dinner simmering on the stove, Megan and Lincoln Pasquina relax with their two young sons in their new great room, its floor-to-ceiling windows inviting in views of the rolling meadow, woods, and pond on their three-acre property in Concord, Massachusetts. The family moved in just a couple of weeks before, and “the tree-house room,” as Megan has dubbed it, is already their favorite hangout space.

    The couple’s renovated Cape, built in 1880, wasn’t always so in tune with the land: When they purchased the place, it was a jumble of small rooms with an awkward flow and lackluster additions from the 1950s and 1960s. “We loved the coziness of the old

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