Traditional three-storey exterior in Burlington with wood siding.

In keeping with the estate’s traditional English Tudor style 10,000 sq. ft. of gardens were designed. The English Gardens are characterized by regular, geometric planting patterns and pathways, with antique decorative accessories heightening their old-world feel. Special nooks and hideaways, coupled with the sound of cascading water in fountains, create a serene environment, while delicate lighting in planter boxes makes the garden perfect for early evening strolls.

Photo by Susan Gilmore
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This is 9000 square foot home is located on the island of Martha's Vineyard. Gil Walsh worked with both the client and the architect to achieve this magnificent design. The client is an avid art collector, therefore, the design scheme of the home was guided by their art. Although the client prefers Americana design we chose antique furnishings that were castle-like to stay in scale with the high ceiling rooms . The rugs were designed by Elizabeth Eakins who blended the contemporary of the paintings with the traditional Americana designs of hooked rugs. The fireplace was designed by Lew French, a well known artist on Martha's Vineyard, who works in stone. The Master bedroom bedding was designed to coordinate with the art on the headboard walls. American hooked rugs are on the floor on each side of the bed.

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