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Interior designer Lisa Teague has enjoyed her tenure as caretaker of the historic Wentworth-Gardner house, but the job has its quirks. “Because the main house is connected to my wing, sometimes I find people standing in my kitchen, thinking it’s part of the museum,” she says. “I’ve had to learn to lock my door and not come out of the bathroom in a towel.” She found herself in this position not long after borrowing the recently vacated caretaker’s wing for a photo shoot for her paint company, Quiet Home Paints. “As I was staging for the shoot, I looked around and thought, ‘This is a real
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