Turkey hill

Martha Stewart led an intimate tour of her former Westport, Connecticut home and gardens for a few of my friends this past weekend. From t...

Welcome to Turkey Hill: See Inside Martha's First House | Martha's first house was a farmstead in Connecticut that she lived in for 36 years. See photos of the gorgeous house and its surrounding property. #hometours #firsthome #marthastewart

Martha Stewart on Instagram: “Need some DIY inspiration for this weekend? ✨ Take it from this week’s #TBT: @marthastewart48 in her first home in Turkey Hill,…”

To any fan of Martha Stewart, the name "Turkey Hill" triggers instant recognition: damask setees on orange pine floors, gilded Federal style mirrors above a profusion of artfully arranged hydrangeas in crystal vases, warm, sunlit rooms that look over an expansive plot of happily-sown land. Turkey Hill was Martha's home between 1972 and 2003. More than this, it was the primary laboratory and idea-factory for her business and the muse for her creative and domestic vision. Few other homes in…

For several decades Turkey Hill in Westport, CT was home, inspiration, and life-style laboratory for Martha Stewart. When our clients acquired the property, they turned to John Fifield of FPE Architects to reconsider how the existing buildings and landscape came together. A new two story addition containing a family room on the first floor and...

Lifestyle & Design Blog on Instagram: "Listen… I’m going through a heavy Martha stage. But hear me out, if you aren’t familiar with Martha Stewart’s turkey hill, you should be! And this table graced the cover of her legendary book “Entertaining” in 1982. We drove a near 11 hours to bring this table home and it completed my heart. If you haven’t noticed, I love to set a table and I love to make occasions and holidays memorable. This table met all expectations, and will be a staple for years…

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