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Looking to relocate her firm out of Somerville, Sarah Henley, principal of Henley Design, had her eye on the North Shore as a potential home base. Both Henley and her righthand creative, studio director Abbey Durkin, have deep family ties to the region. As interior designers, they appreciate its creative pulse. When a “For Lease” sign went up on Salem’s former Water Works building at 32 Church Street, Henley took notice. Located downtown—adjacent to the c. 1861 Old Salem Central Fire House—the modest 800-square-foot studio presented as the perfect size for her team of six. The building at 32 Church Street was once home to the Sal
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