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Gil Walsh featured in Florida Weekly
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Gil Walsh was recently featured in Florida Weekly for their Business News section. Written by Scott Simmons, the article discusses her past projects and her recent move to the historic Northwood Village in West Palm Beach. Here's an excerpt: |
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Gil Walsh’s eye for design has carried her from her home state of Pennsylvania to Florida and back. And in between, she has worked on homes, yachts, clubs, offices and boutique hotels. There even has been a landmark or two, including Fallingwater, the Pennsylvania home Frank Lloyd Wright built for the Kaufmann family. |
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“It’s the most thrilling honor one could have. I’ve been involved with Fallingwater since the early ’80s. I had meetings with the late Edgar Kaufmann in Manhattan,” she said. “When I met him at his home, he wanted a woman’s touch. He needed a caring hand and he thought maybe a woman could help.” Well, maybe if that woman were a roofer. Here's the link to read the full article.
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GWI Holiday Window Display
If you attended the GWI Opening Reception, you may have noticed the fabulous holiday window display with fun and exciting bright colored pillows, fabrics and our vintage finds.
And YES, they're all for sale!
We plan to re-design our studio window quarterly. Be sure to stop in!
Gil Walsh Interiors participates in the 5th Annual Festival of Trees
Gil Walsh Interiors participated in the 5th Annual Festival of Trees hosted by the Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens. This year the festival celebrates the Magic of Movies by inviting firms to create a movie-inspired display.
Gil Walsh and Holly Stephan chose the fun family film, 101 Dalmatians as their inspiration. The tree was decorated in a red, white, and black color scheme with Dalmatian plush puppies, a snow covered tree, and topped with Cruelle de Ville herself complete with Dalmatian coat.
The Festival of Trees will remain on display through the holidays. Be sure to visit Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens to view the Gil's decorating talents and other beautiful holiday trees.
Gil Walsh Interiors hosts grand opening reception for new studio location in Northwood Village
Gil Walsh, Holly Stephan, with
West Palm Beach Major Jeri Muoio
Gil Walsh Interiors celebrated their new studio location at 523 Northwood Road in the historic Northwood Village district with a grand opening reception held on October 28. On hand for the ribbon-cutting included City of West Palm Beach Mayor Jeri Muoio and over 100 friends and colleagues.
On display was the firm's holiday window decorated in bright colors, patterned pillows, and a beautiful tree.
