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...

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…

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

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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...

Martha Stewart says that she's 'looking for a partner.' But her 26-year marriage to publishing executive Andy Stewart was 'a horrific union that ended in a nasty divorce,' says Martha biographer Jerry Oppenheimer.

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Martha's garden at Turkey Hill remains, to this day, one of my favourite gardens of all time. While I never had the priviledge of seeing the property in person, it was extremely well documented in her magazines and on her television shows and I feel as though I have been there. Looking through some of the photographs of the Turkey Hill property recently, I began to see some lessons emerge - guidelines and philosophies for the gardener, expert or novice, to keep in mind while planning and…