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You Can Now Live In A Replica Of One Of Martha Stewart's Iconic Homes

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You Can Now Live In A Replica Of One Of Martha Stewart's Iconic Homes

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Prices start at $150,000 for a Martha-inspired abode.

Dazzling paned windows, a host-ready chef’s kitchen, and delightfully chic aesthetics—your dreams of a Martha Stewart-style home is within reach!

The lifestyle icon is partnering with prefab builder Hapi Homes and Marquee Brands to design four home models based on her own properties. 

“Martha has influenced how people live for decades,” said Mary O’Brien, CEO of Hapi Homes, in a press release. “This collaboration takes that influence beyond interiors and products, into the architecture of the home.”

The partnership offers full-sized home build kits starting at $450,000, with additional built kits of accessory-dwelling units starting at $150,000. Each unit is designed to be customizable, with flexible finishes and layouts. 

Take a look at the four models inspired by Martha Stewart's very own homes.

Unfortunately, we can't get these in Canada yet...but we will keep you updated!

 

The Bedford model

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Inspired by Stewart’s 1925-built farmhouse in Katonah, New York, this classic style features clapboard siding and a metal roof. The interior has oak floors, limestone surfaces, brass details, and iconic bright windows.

 

The Perry Street model

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This white stucco build draws its name and style from Stewart’s former Manhattan condo on Perry Street.

 

The Skylands model 

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This home is inspired by the lifestyle mogul’s 1920s Seal Harbor summer estate. Lower-profile and cottage-like, it has a masonry facade, pergolas, and French doors.

 

The Lily Pond model

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Take a trip to the coast with the Lily Pond model, inspired by Steward’s former 1870s East Hampton cottage. It’s detailed with cedar siding, stone detailing, and large windows.
 

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13 Homes Martha Stewart Would Be Proud To Call Her Own

Pastel Paradise

Modern furniture and a host of fresh colours inject a Victorian-era farmhouse with an updated, youthful glow.

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13 Homes Martha Stewart Would Be Proud To Call Her Own

Century Old Made New

“The arches in this home are such an important part of its history, so we repeated their curves in statement pieces, such as the giant metal pendants and slipcovered counter stools,” says designer Lauren Woods. Classic white millwork is paired with Valentino marble surfaces. “I love how it has quiet undertones of almost blue.” 

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13 Homes Martha Stewart Would Be Proud To Call Her Own

Lakeside Country Charm

Designer Jenny Belanger relied on natural materials, light colours and a few design tweaks to imbue this lakeside new-build with an airy country charm. 

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Image by: Patrick Biller

13 Homes Martha Stewart Would Be Proud To Call Her Own

Barn Conversion

“This corner dining space is tucked beneath a sloped ceiling, so it feels really intimate,” says designer Amanda Richardson. In addition to contemporary chairs, it has a banquette. “You can play cards or sit around the dining table talking for hours.” Rough-hewn edges on the table give the space an approachable look. So does the naturalistic chandelier.

See the rest of the home here.

13 Homes Martha Stewart Would Be Proud To Call Her Own

A Muskoka Family Home

The front hall establishes the cottage’s convivial tone. “The mix of rich oak with white paint, especially on the staircase, which is purposely not all white, provides contrast so the space feels light and airy, but still warm at the same time,” says designer Michele Thompson.

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Image by: Lauren Miller

13 Homes Martha Stewart Would Be Proud To Call Her Own

Classic & Cute

The kitchen feels classic and current. “It was important that we modernize the space without making it overly trendy,” says homeowner Karina Marcovitch—a hallmark of Martha Stewart's style.

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Image by: Stephani Buchman

13 Homes Martha Stewart Would Be Proud To Call Her Own

A Popping Palette For A Traditional Home

The homeowners – who share the five-bedroom abode with three children from six to 17 years old – sought a fresh contemporary update of their existing traditional look, wanting to keep things kid-friendly. They also asked for ample colour, with blue and white being a favourite combo.

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13 Homes Martha Stewart Would Be Proud To Call Her Own

Industrial Meets Soft

Masculine, modern, elegant and edgy: This Calgary home is all about style but has cozy comfortable living at its core.

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Image by: Colin Way

13 Homes Martha Stewart Would Be Proud To Call Her Own

Quiet Charm

With its cozy, colourful and carefully considered spaces, this Toronto home takes traditional English style into the 21st century.

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Image by: Patrick Biller

13 Homes Martha Stewart Would Be Proud To Call Her Own

Fresh Farmhouse Style

Equipped with function and style, this casual kitchen was made to be used by its owners – a couple that loves to cook and entertain.

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13 Homes Martha Stewart Would Be Proud To Call Her Own

Pretty In All The Right Places

Who wouldn't want to wine and dine in this beautiful backyard?

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Image by: Stacey Van Berkel

13 Homes Martha Stewart Would Be Proud To Call Her Own

Victorian Meets Modern

Two distinct design eras go head-to-head in a farmhouse refresh and the results are a win-win.

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Image by: Stephanie Buchman

13 Homes Martha Stewart Would Be Proud To Call Her Own

History Lesson

Trying to crack the modern country code? Designer Kahley DeVries reveals how she gave a 19th-century converted Ontario schoolhouse a 21st-century update that’s both transitional and timeless.

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Image by: Patrick Biller

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