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When a new family with four children took up residence in a late-19th-century Colonial Victorian in Winchester, they brought the house to life again in a lovely and lively manner. As with all moves, there were adjustments that had to be made to make everything better. The house, which was built in 1889, was a lot bigger than the previous place the sextet had called home, and the old furniture just didn’t seem to fit. They arranged the pieces as best as they could, but “everything looked unfinished and vacant,” says Justine Sterling, whose namesake design firm is based in nearby Stoneham. After helping the couple select a paint
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