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THE HAMPTONS DESIGN GUIDE 2022

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CONTENTS

CHAPTER 2 BUILT TO PERFECTION

CHAPTER 3 FANTASY KITCHENS AND BATHS

Everything you need to know about buying a property in the Hamptons.

Looking for an architect? Wondering what to ask? We’ve got the answers.

If sleek kitchens and dreamy bathrooms are on your wish list, look no further.

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CHAPTER 4 THE GREAT OUTDOORS

Consult these pointers for communing with nature—right in your own backyard.

CHAPTER 5 READY, SET, DECORATE! Now that the house is yours, put your personal spin on it.

CHAPTER 6 SHOPPING IN STYLE

The best home accessories in the Hamptons are just a stone’s throw away.

ON THE COVER: From “Sharp Focus,” August 15, 2021. Photograph by Isabel Parra.

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more so than in the past five years. The Hamptons has seen an unexpected surge in real estate transactions, home building, decorating projects, and garden transformations, and accordingly, this fifth annual edition of The Hamptons Design Guide has been devised to keep you up to speed on the newest trends, coolest resources, top design professionals, and more. Dreaming of building a house with an airy great room? Think again: With increased numbers of people working from home, hyper-delineated spaces serving specific purposes are becoming part of architects’ floor plans more than ever before. Holding back on taking the plunge, given the tight real estate market and higher interest rates? Some brokers would advise going for what you love, arguing that there’s no time like right now to aim for what your heart desires. Want to know more about wetland flagging, natural stone quartzite, and the best pollinator plants? Our experts have all the answers. And if you are buying, renting, or redecorating a home and want to shop till you drop, turn to our “Ultimate Shopping Guide” (page 158) for a comprehensive compilation of the East End’s top home accessories shops. So, grab this guide, tuck it into your bag, and get ready for your next Hamptons home lover’s adventure. Enjoy!

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difficult it is to get anything done at home, from large-scale redecorating projects to routine plumbing repairs. And my neighbors and friends who are architects, builders, and interior and garden designers are grateful to be swamped with business, but nevertheless stressed by having to turn clients away or asking them to reach out again in six months. HC&G predicted this situation last year with its annual readership survey, which revealed that 60 percent of our readers were intending to redecorate, remodel, or renovate within the next 12 months and planning to hire interior designers (72 percent), builders/contractors (66 percent), landscape designers (64 percent), and architects (57 percent) to help them. Interest in renovating old homes and building brand-new ones continues unabated, and the 2022 Hamptons Design Guide—brimming with opinions and advice from experts and all the products you may need—couldn’t be more timely. Particularly noteworthy is “The List” (page 161), a compendium of design professionals whose work has been featured in HC&G during the past year. It is completely objective and cannot be bought, as it has its origins solely with the projects showcased in HC&G and the talented people who created them. So, keep this guide handy for all the information you need, or view the digital edition anytime at cottagesgardens.com/hdgonline.

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“Properties that go quickly and at a premium are the ones that don’t need any work. In this market, and even in markets that are not as robust, it’s a great time to buy something that needs work.” —Rylan Jacka

“If you can resolve issues that are daunting to most other buyers— those who maybe don’t want to get their hands dirty or don’t have the capital to do major improvements—then go for it. A C-minus property turned into a B-plus will sell quickly.” —RC Atlee

“Not everybody can afford new construction, so a fixerupper is the way to go for quite a few people.”

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—Martha Gundersen

DOUG YOUNG (JUNE 2020)

“If you’re a handy, DIY kind of person, and if you get a deal on a property in need of work, a fixer-upper can pay off handsomely.” —Denise Wilder

STYLE CENTRAL: WHAT’S HOTTER THAN HOT RIGHT NOW? “Higher-level finishes and slightly smaller square footage. And multigenerational flexibility, such as space for working from home or an in-laws suite.” —RC Atlee

“The great room has lost some of its appeal. People who are working from home like to work in one space while their kids are at work or play in another, so ideally they want more than one living room, plus a den.” —Denise Wilder

TOP AND BOTTOM: TRIA GIOVAN (JULY 1, 2021, AND AUGUST 2020)

“An open kitchen, high ceilings, and a morphing of modern and traditional.” —Martha Gundersen

“Transitional lines from the outside and an open floorplan inside.”—Dana Trotter “Homes that look traditional on the outside but are very modern within. People are leaning toward modern more than ever before.”

—Rylan Jacka

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COMING TO TERMS: A BUYERS’ BRIEF “An offer that’s not contingent on a mortgage.” —Martha Gundersen

CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY (CO):

“An updated CO ensures that a house is approved by the town and legally habitable. Older homes have often had changes made to them without permits, so you want to be sure that everything has been done to code.” —Denise Wilder

LOT COVERAGE:

“Always check the clearance restrictions on a property’s grounds—many of them have been overcleared or under-cleared.” —RC Atlee

PYRAMID LAW:

“A line drawn from the middle of the lot will dictate how tall a house can be and also affect the home’s overall silhouette.” —RC Atlee

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WETLAND FLAGGING:

“The distance of a property to a wetland can seriously impact a property’s value. Sometimes a large parcel can legally only accommodate a small house, so make sure its wetland flagging has been updated.” —Rylan Jacka

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WHAT CLIENTS WANT NOW 1 “Sliding glass walls that go all the way from the floor to the ceiling.”

—Rylan Jacka

“Primary or secondary bedroom suites on the first floor.” —RC Atlee

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“Landscaping that creates a seamless indoor/ outdoor flow.”

—Dana Trotter

“‘Third spaces,’ such as a yoga studio or an art studio, that don’t feel like just an extension of the main house.”

TREVOR DIXON (JULY 1, 2021)

“I need honest feedback from my clients so that I can guide them in the best way. If a house doesn’t work for them, I need to understand why.” —Dana Trotter

“A client shouldn’t be afraid to ask any questions or ask for assistance. And a broker needs to be straightforward and trustworthy.”

—RC Atlee

“A gym and a wine cellar.”

—Martha Gundersen

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BUYING AND RENTING: THE INS AND OUTS “Many seasonal brokers don’t want to deal with rentals because there’s a lot of back and forth. But it’s important [for brokers] to do rentals, too, because it can lead to so many other possibilities.” —Dana Trotter

“As far as investment is concerned, you don’t want to be the most expensive house on the block. Buy something that you can add value to over time, and always be thinking about resale.” —Martha Gundersen

“Both the sales market and the rental market are challenging and competitive. Some potential buyers are exasperated by low inventory and might gravitate toward renting, whereas renters who can’t find something they like are opening up to the idea of purchasing.” —RC Atlee

“A lot of the deals we’re doing now, both sales and rentals, are for properties that haven’t even hit the market. There’s so little inventory, we’re practically knocking on doors to find more.”

—Rylan Jacka

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“We’re still in a seller’s market, and there’s not enough inventory, so you need to move quickly and be aggressive. The luxury of time is not on your side.”

—Denise Wilder

READ MCKENDREE (SEPTEMBER 2021)

“A broker with a lot of experience is key to guiding you to a sale. Most new agents in the business don’t have enough experience troubleshooting.” —Dana Trotter

IS STAGING WORTH THE EXPENSE? “Thirty percent of the time, staging is 100 percent worth the expense. Many houses will be torn down no matter what duvet covers are chosen, but I’ve seen some properties where a $30,000 staging investment could have netted the sellers $120,000.” —RC Atlee

“It’s difficult to talk clients into staging because they think it’s too expensive, but ultimately it makes them more money.” —Martha Gundersen “If a house is cluttered and doesn’t show well, staging can make a huge difference.” —Dana Trotter

“Staging is especially helpful with new construction or any kind of house that feels empty. It’s very difficult for people to envision what their new home might look like.”

—Denise Wilder

TOP AND BOTTOM: TRIA GIOVAN (JULY 1, 2021, AND MAY/JUNE 2021)

“People are buying everything now—not just nice furniture, but even utensils in the kitchen drawers. If you stage it right, they’ll buy it.” —Rylan Jacka

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WHERE TO RENT? WHERE TO BUY? “Sag Harbor Village is always in demand because it’s so close to everything, but you also sacrifice space, size, and elbow room.” —Martha Gundersen

“There’s really not a single spot on the East End that, if purchased for the right price, will not turn into a good investment.” —RC Atlee

“When possible, renters want to be walking distance to water and have easy access to amenities. That’s why Montauk is popular: There’s always water nearby.” —Denise Wilder

“Pine Neck, North Sea, and Noyack are good options for people who are looking in always-tight Sag Harbor, as long as they are willing to stretch outside their comfort zone.”

—Denise Wilder

“Amagansett has some very nice neighborhoods north of the highway.” —Rylan Jacka 38

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“Southampton is the best option for people who are still occasionally commuting to the city.” —Dana Trotter

IS IT RISKY TO BUY OR RENT SIGHT UNSEEN? “During the pandemic, people were renting sight unseen, which led to some pretty uncomfortable situations if they felt they weren’t getting what they paid for. We had to develop a ‘sight unseen’ disclosure [in our contracts] because of this.” —Rylan Jacka

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“If you’re familiar with the area and plan on buying a teardown, and the location is important to you, then it can make sense in a competitive market.” —RC Atlee

“Buying sight unseen comes with a lot of risk. If it’s new construction, do your homework and go with a very reputable builder.”

—Martha Gundersen

“Virtual walkthroughs of properties and neighborhoods can make the process of buying or renting from a distance much less scary.” —Denise Wilder

“I have been doing virtual showings for quite some time, and I think that renting without physically being at the property is an acceptable practice now.”

—RC Atlee

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BUILT TO PERFECTION CHAPTER TWO

Creating a Hamptons getaway from scratch? Giving an existing home a modern refresh? Renovating a historic house from top to bottom? No matter what the job is, architects in the Hamptons are more than up to the task. Keep this chapter’s handy advice in mind, and break out the hammer!

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FEATURING: Alexander Gorlin Architects Audio Command Systems Cardello Architects Cass Calder Smith Greg D’Angelo Construction Hobbs, Inc. James Merrell Architects Mojo Stumer + Associates NanaWall Pamela Glazer Architect Phil Kouffman Builder Shope Reno Wharton Skolnick Architecture + Design Partnership Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects Witty & Gazda Construction

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BUILDING 101: WORTH THE SPLURGE

“People tend to skimp on windows and doors and put more money on tiles and stuff, but they shouldn’t. Windows and doors, and the structure overall, are worth splurging on.” —Siyu Liu

EXPERTS Siyu Liu Siyu Liu Architect Nick Martin Martin Architects

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“Don’t neglect exterior spaces, such as outdoor kitchens and patios, as well as interior bifold doors that allow indoor spaces to merge with outdoor spaces.” —Nick Martin

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“Splurge on green-energy measures like solar panels, geothermal systems, and rainscreen siding. They cost more up front, but save you more in the long term.” —Viola Rouhani

“Spend money on what makes you happy—think of your new home as self-expression.” —Neal Stufano

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WHAT HOMEWORK SHOULD CLIENTS DO

BEFORE MEETING WITH OR HIRING AN ARCHITECT? “Investigate and become familiar with different architectural styles, and be ready to tell your architect how you’d like to live—both now and in the future.” —Nick Martin

“Talk to builders and get solid references for an architect who specializes in the kind of home you are dreaming of.”

—Viola Rouhani

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“Research how your property is zoned and what its lot coverage is.” —Siyu Liu

“Go through design magazines, clip what you love, and give the architect a little look book—it will help a lot in developing the first set of schematics.”

—Neal Stufano

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WHAT, IF ANYTHING, SHOULD BE SALVAGED

FROM A REBUILD?

“Unfortunately, the East End’s harsh environment can take a toll on older buildings, and there are many new codes that dictate structural limitations and energy-saving measures. Salvaging parts of an original structure, especially a wood structure, usually leads to increased cost and time, which is ultimately counterintuitive. In the end, it often makes more sense to build new.” —Viola Rouhani

“A lot of the overall master plan is going to dictate what you keep and don’t keep. The architect needs to determine what can stay and still ensure that the design is flawless.”

—Neal Stufano

“Vintage architectural detailing can be pretty, but sometimes difficult to replicate—you have to determine if it’s worth it.”—Siyu Liu 46

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“Some houses, even those with no historic significance, often have sentimental value—especially to people who have lived in the same place for a long time or have difficulty picturing how living on the same property could be different, or better. One main driver for keeping original details is to assess the shape they’re in, and what it’s going to take to salvage them or incorporate them into the new structure.” —Viola Rouhani

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WHAT CLIENTS WANT NOW 1 SHOULD AN OLD HOUSE BE TORN DOWN? “It depends on how much money you are willing to spend. If historic features really speak to you, and you want to preserve them, then new is not always the best choice.”

“Modern farmhouses with black windows and white shingles.”

—Siyu Liu

“Home gyms with infrared saunas, outdoor showers, and views that still afford privacy.” —Viola Rouhani

“A good flow. They don’t want to walk through the entire house to get to a mudroom or bath.” —Neal Stufano

—Neal Stufano

“Smaller historic houses are more difficult to save, especially older ones that weren’t built on a good foundation.” —Siyu Liu “In some cases, it’s not worth it, although certainly there is a green initiative behind restoring and renovating older homes. In these instances, there should be a strong argument for retaining historic architectural elements or vernacular components.” —Nick Martin

“High ceilings that allow lots of light.” —Neal Stufano

“Dedicated space for vegetable gardens. People want to grow their own food and be self-sustaining.”

—Siyu Liu

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WHAT DO HOMEOWNERS NEED TO KNOW ABOUT

HIRING AN ARCHITECT? “Clients need to go in knowing that there is a process, but the end result is going to be far superior to what they could have done on their own.” —Neal Stufano “Due diligence is important: Meet the architects in person, visit their office, and find out how they work.” —Viola Rouhani

“At the outset, settle on a style, time frame, and budget, and keep an open mind.” —Siyu Liu 48

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“The client-architect relationship is based on trust, experience, and the imagination of the architect. If you’re able to align yourself with an architect’s vision, it can be a special experience.” —Nick Martin

WHAT’S THE OPTIMAL CLIENT-ARCHITECT RELATIONSHIP?

“Clients should communicate their ideas to their architects and trust them to come up with proposals and solutions. Clients usually have their own understanding of how they like to live, and architects bring a lot of experience to the table. So figure out early on if you can have a good working relationship. It’s so important.” —Viola Rouhani

TOP: PETER MURDOCK (AUGUST 15, 2021); BOTTOM: KAY MEDIA (AUGUST 15, 2021)

“The most successful projects align the vision and inspiration of the client with architecture, environmental advocacy, landscape architecture, and an interior sensibility.” —Nick Martin

“Have clear communications and clear budget guidelines.” —Nick Martin “Everybody needs to be mature, have patience, listen, and understand. Choose your battles, and overlook the small stuff.”

—Siyu Liu

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WHERE DO ARCHITECTS GET THEIR

INSPIRATION? “Ideally, an architect is always inspired! Depending on a project’s location, local context and history can be a key inspirational factor, in addition to the clients’ own ideas.”

—Viola Rouhani

“A simple drive through the Hamptons—there’s so much variety, from modern to traditional.” —Nick Martin “Travel—you’ll never know what’s going to get lodged in your head. I’m doing a 10acre ranch in Wyoming, and its rusticity is definitely influencing some projects I’m doing out East.” —Neal Stufano

WHICH AREAS ARE SEEING A LOT OF “Montauk still has properties where you can find a nice bit of land with woodland or water views.” —Neal Stufano

“Bridgehampton North and in the woods around Water Mill.”

—Siyu Liu

“Because of overdevelopment, suitable lots are increasingly hard to find on the East End in general.” —Viola Rouhani

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“There are quite a lot of new builds in Montauk and Amagansett, as well as North Haven. And many people are doing interesting projects on the more rural North Fork.” —Nick Martin

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NEW CONSTRUCTION?

WHAT SHOULD CLIENTS BE INVOLVED IN, AND WHAT SHOULD BE

LEFT TO THE ARCHITECT? “Some clients are interested in the entire process, and some let us maneuver through the various stages and simply arrive when it’s turnkey. But ideally clients will present their ideas at the very start, and leave all the technical stuff to their architect.” —Nick Martin

“I love to sketch things out with clients and have them contribute, but you need to play ball and keep watching, and jump in if they stray off course.” —Siyu Liu “Clients should be very involved in the design but leave the execution to the architect. A good architect understands the essentials of a project, sometimes in a way that clients might not have envisioned originally.” TOP: TRIA GIOVAN (AUGUST 2020); BOTTOM: BATES MASI + ARCHITECTS (AUGUST 15, 2021)

—Viola Rouhani

“Clients should always be involved in the design program and finishes—the stuff they are going to see and touch every day. But they should leave the spatial specifications and engineering to the architect. Sometimes clients want to get involved in that part of the process, but it typically slows progress and increases the price, and the project ultimately becomes a not-fun experience for the clients.” —Neal Stufano

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reators of timeless, award-winning homes in the Hamptons for more than three decades, Alexander Gorlin Architects’ work is characterized by a close attention to detail and materials, and a generous sense of space and light. Always intimately connected to the landscape and view, their homes are sanctuaries of serenity and calm. The firm’s designs are clean, modern, sophisticated and fun. Clients can expect thorough research, intensive design development, and responsive solutions to their needs. With offices in New York City and Miami, the firm is renowned for its ability to create comfortable, welcoming spaces with a Modernist aesthetic. Their work has received numerous accolades, including multiple Design Excellence Awards from the American Institute of Architects, and has been published in Architectural Digest, Architectural Record, The New York Times, and The Wall Street Journal. Additionally, Alexander Gorlin was included in Architectural Digest’s AD100 list of top architects and designers for two decades.

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t ACS, “Smarter By Design” is all about employing a more intelligent and elegant approach to technology design, installation and AfterCare. Your home should be an oasis from the outside world that your family can enjoy together. An ACS system makes your experience more pleasurable and easier to manage. Our dedicated AfterCare team works around the clock to ensure your home technology will perform as designed with uninterrupted reliability. ACS has been a pioneer in home automation for more than 45 years, delivering exceptional custom-designed systems. ACS in-house professionals specify and install Lutron lighting control and Ketra fixtures, central smart home A/V, HVAC control, home theaters, CCTV, gate control, Lutron motorized window treatments as well as wireless networks. ACS deployed home networks are fast, uninterrupted, and secure to exceed the increased workloads of today’s streaming entertainment and work from home environments. ACS can bring your in-house audio/video, lighting, and distributed music system seamlessly to your outdoor spaces, combining them into a captivating entertainment setting. Their engineering and CAD departments work closely with architects, builders, designers, and homeowners to create inconspicuous, uncompromising installations. Call for an appointment to discuss your needs with one their technology specialists or make an appointment to visit a completed installation.

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ardello Architects has been designing high-end custom homes since the firm was founded by Robert A. Cardello in 1999. This award-winning team is client driven, ensuring each project focusses on the needs and wishes of those they are designing for, always considering the surrounding environment in the plans they develop. The Cardello firm prides itself on artistically blending indoor and outdoor living spaces which celebrate nature, yet offer clients the comforts of luxury living. Recognized as one of the country’s top coastal designers, Cardello Architects is skilled at maximizing views, capturing light and infusing the kind of detail that clients cherish and appreciate. The Cardello goal is to always listen and learn how individuals and families live their lives, then develop a home that perfectly suits their lifestyle. They want the design process to be as much fun for the client as it is for them. Cardello Architects have a diverse range of projects and strive to find unique solutions in every collaboration.

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hen Cass Calder Smith designs residences, they understand them to be private cherished homes that exhibit an artfulness uniquely tailored to an owner’s lifestyle, budget, and time in life. Homes are best when they have natural light, authentic materials, great views, and well-proportioned spaces. They are seen as poetic places that are quiet and calm. Cass Calder Smith often aims to balance sensible luxury with utmost practicality. Their preference is to be the architects and the interior designers to best deliver the highest value during design and when a project is built. Cass Calder Smith takes a modernist approach where innovation and creativity are balanced by common sense and pragmatism. Since its inception in 1992, they are known for creating projects with exceptional spatial and material qualities, and for providing outstanding professional service. Cass Calder Smith is dedicated to excellence in architecture and interior design. Its award-winning approach has earned a familiar presence in the form of multiple residences in the Hamptons, New York City, and beyond.

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reg D’Angelo Construction has been building custom homes on the East End for more than 35 years. The firm’s expertise, attention to detail and commitment to each project from the inception, results in a seamless experience. Greg D’Angelo Construction’s portfolio includes multiple projects ranging from traditional to modern homes, with each custom build being unique. The team at GDC develops an individualized program that addresses each project’s specific needs and challenges. Partnering with GDC at the beginning of the project increases efficiency and allows for a smoother transition from the design-phase to construction. Experienced project managers, knowledgeable administrative staff, and reliable subcontractors ensure impeccable and timely completion of each custom build. In addition to expertly handling the technical, financial and mechanical issues inherent in the building profession, the GDC team insists on creating a positive experience for each client. Emphasis on a client’s well-being forms the basis of the firm’s unique philosophy. GDC believes that honesty and mutual trust are necessary for successful long-term relationships with clients. GDC’s reputation extends well beyond high quality construction. Not only has the firm been creating stunning custom homes on the East End, but they have also created a dedicated client following spanning three decades and counting.

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obbs, Inc. is a third-generation family run business that has been building distinctive custom homes for more than 65 years. The company was built on the core values of integrity, quality, and customer service which are still at the forefront of their business. Hobbs, Inc. works with renowned architects and discerning homeowners in Connecticut, Westchester County, New York City, the Hamptons, and New Jersey. Their employees constitute the most professional collection of knowledge and talent in the high-end residential construction business. Hobbs, Inc. is committed to transparency with their clients in every aspect of the planning and building process in order to minimize your stress and maximize your peace of mind. Their goal is to exceed your expectations while making your dream home a reality.

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t James Merrell Architects, they believe that design is more than a visual art. Design is also a narrative art. It begins with the client’s stories – stories about their past and stories about their future. How do they collect these stories? They give their clients a seat at the design table. Then, JMA gets to know who the clients are, and how they envision their future. And when the design is done, JMA has assisted in the creation of a new family heirloom.

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ojo Stumer Associates from its inception has been designed to be unique, combining quality architecture and interior design with complete project management systems. Founded in 1980 by two partners who came from design backgrounds, the firm quickly grew and established itself as a leader in the design field and one of the most highly-respected architectural firms in the country. Since its founding, the firm has won more than 100 national and regional architectural and interior design awards and has been widely published in national and international books, periodicals and newspapers. The firm has worked on a variety of different building types including commercial, residential, retail, hospitality, religious institutions, education, industrial, and corporate offices. For each of these building types, Mojo Stumer Associates has provided their clients comprehensive master planning, architecture and complete interior design services, while also incorporating the best consultants in structural engineering, mechanical engineering, and landscape architecture. More than 40 years of experience and the constant search for more creative solutions has enabled them to stay on the cutting edge of design. The attention to their client’s program, respecting the importance of budget while still searching for the right solution to create an exciting environment has been instrumental in the firm’s success.

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or more than 35 years, NanaWall—a pioneering, continuously innovative opening glass wall manufacturer—has led its industry, giving discerning homeowners a closer connection to their natural environments. Their expansive portfolio of products pairs beauty with performance—creating striking, easy-to-open panels that remove boundaries, ventilate living space with healthy fresh air, reshape your family’s social life, and unite your home with nature. When the weather changes, those same panels seal securely: forging an eﬃcient, insulated barrier that ensures personal comfort and security.

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amela Glazer has risen to prominence as one of the East End’s most sought-after architects. Known for her impeccable aesthetic with an environmentally thoughtful focus, Glazer’s innovative and award-winning approach to architecture combines elements of both modern and traditional design. Inspired by the beauty of the Hamptons, Glazer carefully considers a site’s light and views, aiming to situate a building to take the best advantage of nature’s assets. Glazer and her team tailor spaces to the lifestyle of those who will live and work there, offering service at a level above and beyond a client’s expectations. The client’s viewpoint is critical to the process. Glazer asks questions and listens closely to the answers, setting priorities and finding solutions that highlight the power of great design to support beauty, comfort, and ease. Without a need to proclaim a singular style, Glazer is free to incorporate the requests and tastes of her clients into the final plan. The firm has designed residences and commercial spaces, all of which provide dynamic designs that offer the opportunity for a better way of living. Her scope of work includes: custom homes, restaurants, offices, retail space, schools, libraries and hospitality.

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aving crafted some of the most exquisite homes in the Hamptons, Phil Kouffman Builder notoriously offers ‘the experience every client looks for in a builder.’ For three generations, PKB has built a stellar reputation based on an honest, expert approach to luxury building and a passion for client satisfaction. They remain focused on their client’s vision and the quality of the final product throughout every step of the process. PKB provides a full spectrum of professional construction services for the East End, including custom homes, spec building, design-build, major renovations and commercial construction— consistently ensuring every project is well built, well managed and delivered on time and on budget. PKB is committed to sustainability through both energy efficient designs and quality construction that guarantees longevity and durability. With deep respect for the work they do, and the people they work with, they not only meet, but exceed client expectations, from beginning to end, on every single project they take on.

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hope Reno Wharton (SRW) is a nationally-acclaimed architectural firm that enriches the lives of their clients through designs that are beautiful, functional, and enduring. Renowned for refined residential architecture, SRW is also known for specialized commercial and hospitality projects that are informed by the firm’s residential philosophy and expertise. Energy efficiency, care for the environment, enjoyment, and dependability over the course of many generations guide the design process regardless of style, location, or scope. Every SRW project results from intentional, mindful collaboration and sensibilities derived from a true love of the craft. Shope Reno Wharton was established in 1981 and is led by five partners: Jerry Hupy, Arthur Hanlon, Michael McClung, Don Aitken, and John Gassett. Their longtime dedication to the firm and a collective method of working has attracted and retained a staff of talented architects and administrators. Together, the company offers attentive service and an inspiring portfolio of homes, estates, equestrian facilities, and hospitality projects that are located across the country. Reflected in each commission is the firm’s commitment to architectural character and an understanding of how people aspire to live their lives. Appreciation for SRW’s practical and humanist approach is underscored by a significant number of clients who return for additional projects.

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he joy and satisfaction of designing a home lies in the collaboration with a client in the creation of a personal reflection of their life, their values and beliefs as well as an expression of the things they hold dear. By immersing themselves in the specific situation of a project and mining it to unearth its unique story and essence, SKOLNICK Architecture + Design Partnership finds the resonance that gives meaning to the places where we live, work, learn, and play. Founded in 1980, this award-winning, full-service architectural design firm, with offices in New York City and Sag Harbor, has been at the nexus of contemporary thinking about how we live, and the myriad ways to create environments that speak to the creative, functional, and aspirational needs of their clients. SKOLNICK’s extensive international residential portfolio includes homes of every scale and type. And while the functional program for a residential dwelling may be simple, the unique interests, points of view, and interrelationships of each client guarantee that no two houses SKOLNICK designs are alike. Rather, the design that results from this deep immersion is a true reflection, even an embodiment, of the story of each client’s life.

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telle Lomont Rouhani Architects approach architecture from a sustainable and environmental standpoint. With more than 40 years of experience in coastal architecture and design, SLR Architects are best known for their sensitive and seemingly effortless work, always catering to the individual or groups as a collaborative effort. With the landscape and context serving as the primary inspiration, each project is designed to uniquely respond to its surroundings and owner needs. This philosophy has won the award-winning firm both local and international recognition.

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ocal builders Pat Witty and Jim Gazda have crafted exceptional luxury homes in the Hamptons for decades. Having combined construction experience of more than 70 years, Pat and Jim have earned a reputation and respect for their knowledge and integrity in the industry. The relationship with a builder is at the core of any successful construction project. This is where an accomplished, trustworthy and experienced builder makes all the difference. Witty and Gazda Construction is known by architects, designers and clients for their detailed and expert craftsmanship. They can accommodate any project from minimalist modern to classic shingle. Whether a renovation, addition, or new construction, Witty and Gazda’s professional team and highly-skilled tradespeople will utilize every resource to ensure your project is completed with meticulous attention to detail and exceeds expectations.

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FANTASY KITCHENS AND BATHS CHAPTER THREE

Perhaps the most indulgent spaces in the home, kitchens and baths run the gamut, whether designed to the micromillimeter or left pleasantly plain and simple. Whichever style you prefer, keep the advice of our pros in mind in your quest for flair and functionality

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EXPERTS Jennifer Garrigues Jennifer Garrigues Interior Design Thom Filicia

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“I like a kitchen that’s clean and white— the better to show off accessories, pictures on the walls, and antiques.”

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“White, bright, and bold! Or white with cabinetry in another color, or even wood cabinetry.” —Thom Filicia

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INCORPORATE STORAGE?

“Use depth and height wherever you can, including pullout drawers on the back sides of islands and thin shelves behind your cooking spaces.” —Thom Filicia

“Consider space above the refrigerator for cabinets that you don’t need to access that often.” —Tamara Magel

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“Make room for a walk-in pantry, where you can see everything in front of you on the shelves.” —Jennifer Garrigues

HOW DO YOU ADD PERSONALITY

TO A KITCHEN? “Install real artwork and one-of-a-kind lighting— the space will feel more like a room and less like a kitchen.” —Thom Filicia “Hang vinyl-backed wallpapers—they’re available in so many great patterns.” —Jennifer Garrigues

“Try a decorative paint color on the ceiling or a fun patterned tile on the backsplash.” —Elena Frampton C O T TA G E S G A R D E N S . C O M

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COUNTERTOPS FOR EVERY BUDGET LOW $:

“Solid-surface materials, like those from Cambria, can be cost effective, especially when compared with marble.” —Elena Frampton

“If you’re set on using marble, there are certainly lots of lower-priced types out there, and you still get the look of a natural material.” —Tamara Magel

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“Engineered quartz is a nice option, and a good substitute for granite, which can be very expensive.” —Jennifer Garrigues

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“Natural stone quartzite has the look of marble and the durability and usability of granite. It’s a great option if you have a bit more to spend.” —Thom Filicia 86

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“Buy unfinished natural butcher block at the local hardware store, then paint it or seal it as you wish. It’s fun, cheap, cheerful, and durable.” —Thom Filicia

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WHAT CLIENTS WANT NOW 1 “Under-cabinet lighting and two dishwashers.”

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“Warming drawers.”

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OPEN SHELVING SELLING POINTS

“Steam ovens—they’re such a healthy way to cook.” —Thom Filicia

“A lot of electrical outlets for mixers and juice machines—you can never have enough.” —Jennifer Garrigues

FRANCINE FLEISCHER (JULY 15, 2021)

“Open shelving can look beautiful, but fill it with things that you use, not pieces that will just sit there collecting dust.” —Thom Filicia

“Open shelves are good for cookbooks, especially if you can tuck them into the side of an island.” —Jennifer Garrigues

“Refrigerator drawers, one for family stuff and one for cooking.” —Thom Filicia

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BACKSPLASH BASICS “Stone offers a lot of contrast and movement. But if you do opt for tile, use a darker grout so it doesn’t show everything.” —Elena Frampton

“For a seamless look, try using the same material on the counters and backsplashes.”

“Metal can be very interesting, as well as cleanable and durable. And a vinyl wallpaper, such as a faux grasscloth, is affordable and easily cleaned.” —Thom Filicia

“Tile needs a lot of grout, so if you’re going to use it, choose a tile that can be set very close together.”

—Jennifer Garrigues

—Tamara Magel

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“You can’t go wrong with wood— it’s practical and warm at the same time.” —Thom Filicia

“Wood looks beautiful, but there are other inviting flooring materials, such as terra-cotta.” —Elena Frampton

“Stone and other hard materials are not the best choice for people who cook a lot or have back pain.” —Jennifer Garrigues

“Consider large rectangular tiles, like Belgian bluestone or limestone.”

—Tamara Magel

TOP: FRANCINE FLEISCHER (JULY 15, 2021); BOTTOM: BATES MASI + ARCHITECTS (AUGUST 15, 2021)

“Take marble a third of the way up the wall with a small shelf on it. You’ll have the look of a marble backsplash, but not so much marble that it’s overwhelming.”

TRIA GIOVAN (JULY 1, 2021)

COOKING SMARTS “Keep all your pots and pans in pullout drawers on either side of the stove. And you can’t go wrong with pot fillers.” —Jennifer Garrigues

“Dimmable light is essential. Turn it on at full blast while you cook, and bring it way down when you’re having a glass of wine and ready to entertain your guests.”

“Follow the triangle principle for your kitchen’s layout: You should be able to get easily from the fridge to the sink and the stove.” —Jennifer Garrigues

“Install a thin vertical cabinet or pullout drawer for spices and oils.”

—Thom Filicia

—Elena Frampton

“A prep sink is super handy next to the stove, as is a garbage-integrated countertop.” —Thom Filicia C O T TA G E S G A R D E N S . C O M

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BATHROOMS 101: HOW DO YOU MAKE A BIG STATEMENT IN A SMALLER BATHROOM? “Color-blocking tile can add a lot of personality and still make a small space modern.” —Elena Frampton

“Dark paint and a marble sink or shower.” —Tamara Magel

“Great lighting is key. And think of the ceiling as a fifth wall: It’s fun to experiment on it with a great wallcovering or lacquer.”

—Thom Filicia

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“Bold color and pattern. Put a fabulous wallpaper in there, and don’t be afraid of darker colors. I also like a floating sink, as well as sinks that have lovely brass or knuckle legs. And no single faucets! Two faucets are much prettier.” —Jennifer Garrigues

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE

BATH MATERIAL? “A mix of stone, even if it’s monochromatic. A striped tile in a neutral color can be subtle and interesting.” —Elena Frampton

“Generally stone and glass. Stone can be matte and a little earthy and luxurious, and glass should have a sort of polished sexiness to it.” —Thom Filicia

“I like stone or tile because you can hose it down.” —Jennifer Garrigues

OUTDOOR SHOWERS: ARE THEY WORTH THE EXPENSE AND EFFORT?

TOP: KAY MEDIA (AUGUST 15, 2021); BOTTOM: TRIA GIOVAN (AUGUST 2020)

“Definitely, depending on climate. And if you are near the beach, they serve a functional purpose by keeping you from tracking sand into the house.” —Elena Frampton

“What could be nicer than showering in nature? Even better is an indoor shower that has fully retractable glass doors leading to an outdoor shower.” —Thom Filicia C O T TA G E S G A R D E N S . C O M

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WHICH COLORS WORK BEST IN THE BATH? “Fresh crisp whites and smoky gray make everything feel elegant and luxurious. And natural earth tones look good against the skin.” —Thom Filicia

“Cooler colors that talk to water, like blues, greens, off-whites, and grays.”

WALLPAPER OR PAINT? “Wallpaper allows you to make more of a design statement, and many types are moisture-resistant.” —Elena Frampton

“I like pairing paint and wallpaper together for a nice combination of textures and clean lines.” —Thom Filicia

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—Jennifer Garrigues

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WHAT CLIENTS WANT NOW KIDS’ PLAY: BATH 1 BASICS

“Make sure to get a pullout step so that kids can reach the sink, as well as a tub that’s easy to get in and out of.” —Tamara Magel

“Keep a kid’s bathroom simple and safe, with proper temperature and safety controls.”

“Really good lighting near the mirrors, with an integrated magnifying mirror.” —Elena Frampton

“Brass faucets, his and her showers, and marble tubs.” —Tamara Magel

“Primary bathrooms that are integrated into the primary suite.” —Thom Filicia

“Mirrored cabinets and pretty sconces that cast even light—especially for putting on makeup.”

—Jennifer Garrigues

“I always use a lot of Sheetrock in kids’ bathrooms so that I can play with interesting wall coverings and change them out as they get older.” —Thom Filicia

“Floating shelves are great for toys and rubber ducks, in addition to a stool for easier bathing.” —Jennifer Garrigues

—Jennifer Garrigues

“Heated floors, outlets with charging stations, and tech features, like smart showers and thermostats.” —Elena Frampton

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WHAT ARE THE LATEST

BATHROOM TRENDS? “High-contrast stone on the vanity top, and drawers with stone facing.” —Elena Frampton

“Mirrors that are more decorative, such as a vintage mirror, as opposed to a basic medicine cabinet.” —Elena Frampton 94

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“Good-looking lighting and hidden outlets for electronic grooming gadgets.” —Jennifer Garrigues

HOW CAN YOU MAKE A PRIMARY BATH

FEEL GRANDER? “Hang a painting or work of art above the tub.”

—Elena Frampton

“Add piles of luscious towels and a chaise covered in a durable outdoor fabric or terry cloth. And throw in a toweling rack, too, plus a table next to the chaise, so it feels like a room you can live in.” —Jennifer Garrigues

TOP AND BOTTOM: TRIA GIOVAN (JULY 15, 2019, AND JULY 1, 2021)

“A private WC, dimmable lighting, and music will take your bathroom to a whole new level.” —Thom Filicia

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We asked local experts to weigh in on the best design schemes, growing conditions, and plant materials for a stunning Hamptons garden. Ready to get your hands dirty? Start digging, and prepare to surround yourself with nature

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FROM “MARSHMERE,” JULY 1, 2021. PHOTOGRAPH BY TRIA GIOVAN.

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GARDENING 101: TOP NATIVE PLANTS THAT THRIVE ON THE EAST END

“Achillea [yarrow] is a seacoast-friendly, deerresistant perennial that blooms in colorful, long-lasting clusters. I use it in meadows, where it attracts pollinating butterflies. I also love Carex, a genus of drought-tolerant perennial grasses that bring graphic beauty and texture to paths and borders.”

—Frederico Azevedo

OUR PANEL OF

EXPERTS Frederico Azevedo Unlimited Earth Care

Pam Healey Fowler’s Garden Center Tish Rehill Gardeneering

Dennis Schrader Landcraft Environments, LTD Catherine Warren Broadview Gardens East Hampton

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“Some of my favorite shrubs are Rhododendron viscosum [swamp azalea], Clethra alnifolia [sweet pepperbush], llex verticillata [winterberry], Viburnum trilobum, and Rhus glabra [sumac].” —Tish Rehill

“Butterfly weed is a great pollinator, and Joe-Pye weed provides food as well as habitat.” —Dennis Schrader

“Bayberry is deer-resistant and can be sheared and kept small or allowed to grow loosely and branch out.” —Catherine Warren

“Milkweeds are a monarch butterfly’s soul food.” —Pam Healey

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WHICH OTHER PLANTS DO WELL

IN OUR AREA?

“Hydrangeas, the classic Hamptons flowering bush, can bloom until fall and perform well in sandy coastal soil and shady woodland areas. They are remarkably hardy.” —Frederico Azevedo

“Both annual and perennial salvias and butterfly bush are deer-resistant.” —Pam Healey “Some plants that are still resistant to deer grazing are ‘Green Giant’ arborvitae, Osmanthus heterophyllus, Douglas fir, and Buxus koreana.” —Tish Rehill “Agastache, which has soft spiked blooms with a pleasant minty smell, is a hardy herbaceous perennial that can tolerate heat and drought. And bee balm comes in great colors that attract hummingbirds.”

—Frederico Azevedo

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IN THE GARDEN?

“You need to look at the terrain and scale of the garden, and the scale of the piece.”

—Pam Healey

“I design with the artwork in mind. I don’t want plantings competing for attention, but they should provide the right atmosphere for experiencing the art.” —Frederico Azevedo

“Sculpture in a garden is always nice when it’s a little bit of a surprise—around a corner, on the other side of a hedge, or off in the distance.” —Dennis Schrader 104

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TOP: TRIA GIOVAN (SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2019); BOTTOM: MARILI FORASTIERI (OCTOBER 2021)

HOW SHOULD YOU INCORPORATE SCULPTURE

TOP FIVE

WHAT CLIENTS WANT NOW 1 “Vegetable gardens—it’s amazing what a very small plot can provide.” —Dennis Schrader

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DECKS AND 3 PATIOS

“Butterflies, color, and lots of places to relax and entertain.”

—Frederico Azevedo

“Native landscapes and white gardens, which are calming and serene.”

—Pam Healey

“People are entertaining outdoors more often, and there has been an uptick in the amount of pots being used on patios and other exterior living spaces.” —Pam Healey

ISABEL PARRA (JULY 15, 2021)

“Decks are increasingly larger, and many patios now have a lot of gravel in them.” —Catherine Warren “Porcelain pavers for outdoor spaces are the newest addition to our design arsenal.”

“Fire pits and sculptures.”

—Catherine Warren

“Moss gardens. They need irrigation, but are beautiful and soothing to look at.”

—Dennis Schrader

—Tish Rehill

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MAKING WAVES WITH WATER FEATURES “No matter where it’s sited, a water feature should always look natural, not contrived.”

—Dennis Schrader

“For a formal setting, incorporate a spillway that will allow water to pour steadily into a reservoir.” —Pam Healey

“When I design with water, I try to blur any edges and soften the transition between nature and the water feature. Plants reflected in the water feel like an intentional extension of the garden.”

—Frederico Azevedo

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“Form follows whatever function you want your water feature to have, from a fountain that makes a soft, burbling noise to a large reflecting pond.” —Catherine Warren

COLOR SCHEMES IN THE GARDEN: HOW MUCH IS TOO MUCH?

“An assortment of colors allows your garden to have a longer bloom period, since different plants bloom at different times. Try a monochromatic garden in different shades, such as fuchsias and pinks. Massed together, the plants will create drifts of color.” —Pam Healey “It depends on the garden, but I always use color carefully— the energy has to be just right.” —Frederico Azevedo

“Keep in mind that green is a color, too.” —Dennis Schrader

TOP: TISH REHILL (AUGUST 15, 2021)

“One of the first questions we ask our clients is, ‘What color do you hate?’” —Catherine Warren

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WHAT ADVICE DO YOU HAVE FOR FIGHTING

INSECTS AND PESTS?

“Make sure your plants have adequate air circulation through pruning, encourage beneficial insects, and use herbal aromatics to help deter biting insects.” —Tish Rehill

“I use flowers and plants that are naturally deer- and rabbit-resistant and sometimes bug-resistant, too. The herbal smell of Calamintha nepeta, for example, repels mosquitoes and is a good choice for poolside gardens.” —Frederico Azevedo

“Focus more on plant nutrition and health, and not so much on spraying lots of chemicals.” —Catherine Warren 108

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“Consider all-natural solutions. Baking soda makes a very effective fungicide, and horticultural oils can suffocate insects and disease spores.” —Pam Healey

WHICH VEGETABLE AND HERB PLANTS PERFORM BEST ON THE EAST END? “Zucchini and cucumber, plus thyme, oregano, and rosemary.” —Pam Healey

“Chives, parsley, and thyme, and annuals like basil and tomatoes.”

—Catherine Warren

“Lettuce, tomatoes, and basil are really easy and prolific.” —Dennis Schrader

“Foolproof producers include radishes, turnips, beets, haricots verts, Persian cucumbers, cherry tomatoes, and summer squash.” —Tish Rehill C O T TA G E S G A R D E N S . C O M

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WHERE DO YOU LOOK FOR GARDEN INSPIRATION? “Friends’ and neighbors’ gardens, Pinterest, the internet, and garden tours.” —Pam Healey

“Nature itself. I look at forms and arrangements that occur naturally.” —Frederico Azevedo

“You can never go wrong with reviewing classic master gardens from all over the world.” —Catherine Warren “Anything from the structure of a single branch to the skin of a peach.”

—Dennis Schrader

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TOP AND BOTTOM: TRIA GIOVAN (MAY/JUNE 2021 AND JULY 1, 2021)

“Beautiful images—and not always of plants and gardens—that I’ve culled from magazines, newspapers, and travel photos.” —Tish Rehill

FLOWER GARDENS: HOW TO MAKE THEM MEMORABLE “I build a narrative, from soft blooms lining a path that leads to curving flowerbeds and terminates in a flowering tree, such as a cherry. It’s all about balance and flow.” —Frederico Azevedo “Get out and weed and deadhead. Maintenance is important for continuous blooming.” —Catherine Warren

“Make sure something is always blooming.” —Dennis Schrader

SHADE GARDENS: TOP TIPS “Make sure the plants you choose don’t compete with the roots of your overstory. And plant spring bulbs and early perennials there, which bloom before the trees overhead leaf out.” —Tish Rehill

“Texture needs to be the driving element, since shade plants are generally green.” —Catherine Warren C O T TA G E S G A R D E N S . C O M

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harlie & Sons is a family-owned full-service landscape company that specializes in finding beautiful, organic solutions for you and your property. Whether a new build or updating an established property, Charlie & Sons will design, install and maintain the garden of your dreams. They offer a team of forward-thinking landscape designers, a meticulous installation and maintenance service and a nursery yard filled with the finest quality plants. Each team works together seamlessly and will see your project from start to finish and through to the future. Started in 1945 by Doc and Eleanor Whitmore, and currently owned by Charlie and Chini Whitmore and their sons Matias and Chico, their multi-generational approach keeps them rooted as they look to the future. They know the island’s climates, history, rules and regulations well, while they constantly remain on the vanguard of new styles and techniques. While Charlie & Sons has grown into a premier full-service landscape company, some things have never changed – like its belief in good people and good-for-the-earth practices. Charlie & Sons prides itself on their talented, knowledgeable, but most importantly, “grounded” team. They are equally proud of being organic since day one, from plant selections to property care. It’s these things that really set Charlie & Sons apart from the rest. Visit their beautiful nursery in Amagansett or review their portfolio on their website.

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irst Coastal is Eastern Long Island’s premier coastal permitting to construction. For more than 40 years, First Coastal has committed itself to maintaining, restoring, protecting, and preserving the Hampton’s finest waterfront properties. They are experts in zoning, wetlands, coastal erosion, and resiliency work alongside architects and engineers to deliver ideal site development that respects and preserves Long Island’s valuable coastal resources. First Coastal’s professional staff of trained environmental scientists, coastal geologists, marine resource managers, environmental analysts, and coastal contractors are dedicated to providing unsurpassed service in the development and management of waterfront properties. Their highly experienced field crews work seamlessly with professionals to execute state of the art projects, including dredging, bulkheads, walkways, docks, living shorelines, dunes, beaches, rock revetments and wetland restorations. Whether responding to an emergency caused by coastal storms or as part of a proactive long-term plan, First Coastal is uniquely qualified to design, permit, and build a full-service turnkey project.

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ardeneering, founded in 1985 by Tish Rehill, was created out of a love for gardening, which began at a young age while working alongside her father, an avid gardener. After moving East, she began classes at the New York Botanical Garden and continued with a design program in France with the esteemed Rosemary Verey, John Brookes, and James van Sweden. Over the past 35 years, Gardeneering has grown from specializing in gardens and flowering borders, to property wide landscape design, installation, and maintenance. A client can trust that working with Gardeneering will bring a discerning eye focusing on plant choices, soil preparation and deep knowledge of the local environment. Over the years, Rehill’s passion has influenced her son, Marley, who studied Horticulture and Landscape Design. Together they have built a business fluent in all parameters of the landscape process. Inspired by the natural beauty of the East End, they are dedicated to enriching each property with creative, organically sustainable design implementing best maintenance practices. Gardeneering has built a stellar reputation throughout the Hamptons collaborating with homeowners, architects and interior designers.

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roundworks is an exceptional landscape design firm that blends a professional background with years of practical horticultural knowledge. They offer a complete range of services including landscape design, build and maintenance services. Groundworks is celebrating 20 years in business on July 24, 2022! Since Kim Hren’s grandfather Joseph A. Hren started the business in 1939, the business passed through generations until she started her own company, Groundworks, with two business partners, Linda Silich and Andy Silich in 2002. The new showroom features their work in a unique way with a historical timeline of the company. The outdoor surrounding gardens, plant material and hardscapes, provide examples of their work and capabilities as a company. Their projects are derived from a variety of styles reflective of the Hamptons culture. Their hands-on approach helps you visualize the unseen potential of your properties. Each project is tailored specifically for your innovative design and planned usage of your outdoor environment. With Groundworks’ accredited team of designers and field managers, they consider all aspects of the landscape such as drainage, outdoor lighting or create other useful spaces. They have delivered landscape solutions with the best network of people in the industry from contractors, experienced builders, architects to interior designers. Their mission is to ensure that your landscape comes to life the way you dreamed it and increase your curb appeal making it uniquely your own. Visit their landscape design showroom!

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ince 2003, Peconic Lawn & Tree Care, in Southampton, New York, has been enhancing the natural beauty of residential properties on Long Island’s East End by providing comprehensive services in lawn care, tree care, garden design, irrigation, and property maintenance. Founder and President, William Matters, established the business because of his passion for creating and maintaining a welcoming landscape environment, his commitment to customer service and the goal of consistently exceeding client expectations. Understanding the importance of creating and maintaining a living, breathing landscape through all seasons for their clients, the firm has provided world-class grounds maintenance services for properties throughout the Hamptons for nearly 20 years. Their comprehensive lawn care services are designed to achieve a lush lawn that is more resistant to disease, insects, and weeds and their certified arborists develop and maintain landscapes to achieve optimum health. Garden design and irrigation solutions round out the roster of comprehensive landscaping services offered to suit the specific needs of each property. With a focus on projects and properties that require attention to detail and high-quality maintenance and installation, Peconic Lawn & Tree Care takes a customized approach to providing the unique services that a property needs. Committed to delivering the highest level of landscape management services, their professional team does all the work so their clients can simply relax and enjoy their beautiful surroundings.

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oil Inc, founded in 1998, has collaborated with some of Eastern Long Island’s most prestigious designers and firms. They have created garden spaces scaling each to the size of the project. Founder Tom Janczur’s appreciation of the classic garden nuances combined with his artistic and modern approach is applied to every garden in his portfolio. At Soil Inc., Janczur strives for a design aesthetic that combines structure, plant architecture, and leaf textures. His technique adheres to the landscape’s natural topography, movement of light, highlighting each planting’s subtle contours and textures. Additionally, he incorporates planted containers with annual flora that enhance a garden’s landscape. Soil Inc’s approach to each garden creates an outdoor extension of the client’s home and complements their aesthetic design. Each project’s final result reflects listening, designing, and creating focal points to be appreciated. Soil Inc invites you to join the process and “Get Soiled.”

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stablished in 1946 and owned and operated by the Thayer family for four generations, Thayers specializes in outdoor living, including the finest-quality outdoor furnishings, umbrellas, barbecues, fire pits, beach accessories, tableware and gifts. With the largest on-site inventory of outdoor furniture in the Hamptons, Thayers offers white-glove delivery and supervised installation by experienced technicians as well as design services. Thayers sales associates have decades of expertise and extensive product knowledge. Thayers also offers a trade program for qualified trade members. When you shop at Thayers you get personalized service and exceptional quality reminiscent of an earlier era.

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rederico Azevedo’s gardens integrate the natural landscape into a comprehensive and intentional design. His understanding of architecture and the environment give each of his designs a perfect balance. His unique skills blend exotic and native plants to create a surprisingly reassuring and unexpected landscape. Azevedo has developed numerous major landscaping projects over the last two decades, both commercial and residential. In June of 2019, his hardcover book, Bloom: The Luminous Gardens of Frederico Azevedo, was published by Pointed Leaf Press. Bloom features hundreds of stunning photographs of Azevedo’s garden and landscape designs and explores the technical and conceptual elements of natural design as a medium. In his projects Azevedo develops long borders, planting masses of the same species of flowers, shrubs, or trees to build a sense of depth and guide the eye through the design. Implementing a combination of basic concepts—repetition of color, texture, and shape—he imbues his gardens with simplicity, balance, and a special elegance. Azevedo’s approach is direct and personal, discussing individual clients’ lifestyle, interests, and needs before proceeding with a project. Azevedo considers the architecture of the building and the surrounding property, and examines the plants and structures that are best suited to achieve a harmonic design between structure and landscape. As maintenance is vital for the existence and preservation of any project, Azevedo provides full landscaping maintenance through his company, Unlimited Earth Care. Azevedo’s creativity and botanical knowledge make him stand out in his field. Azevedo describes his work as, “A modern concept in that everything flows and is interconnected. The challenge is to keep the spaces open, while still providing interest and a diversity zone.” His eclectic mix of plants is both poetic and chaotic, controlled, and spontaneous. It’s a contemporary design that speaks directly to the new global environment.

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he outdoor spaces of your property should be as distinct, stylish, and inviting as any room in your house. With the premium products handcrafted by Walpole Outdoors, your family and guests can dine al fresco under an elegant pergola, enjoy the privacy provided by handsome panel fencing, or step through a gated arbor and into the fairytale beauty of your latticed garden enclosure. Walpole Outdoors consultants work directly with you to bring each room of your ideal outdoor home to life. On-site or remotely, they use detailed measurements of your property to design amazing structures and spaces defined by fences, gates, pergolas, and more, all handcrafted in Walpole’s state-of-the-art New England facilities. Choose from several design collections, with styles ranging from the traditional to the modern. Walpole Outdoors can also customize elements to suit your taste, guided by your sketches, your architect’s renderings, or your home’s existing architecture. The impeccable style and unsurpassed quality of Walpole Outdoors has defined the most distinguished homes for more than 85 years. Schedule your free appointment with a Walpole designer today, and make your next outdoor project perfect, from consultation to concept to completion.

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READY, SET, DECORATE! CHAPTER FIVE

Only the pros know how to make the most of a living space while filling it with personality and individual touches at the same time. So, read this chapter’s advice from some of our favorite design experts, get out your swatches and look books, and start decorating!

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FEATURING: Debra Funt Interiors Elissa Grayer Interior Design Elsa Soyars Interiors Jacqueline D. Cutler Interiors Jolie Korek & Company Sea Green Designs

FROM “BELLPORT BEAUTY,” MAY/JUNE 2021. PHOTOGRAPH BY MARILI FORASTIERI.

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DECORATING 101:

WHERE TO SPLURGE AND WHERE TO SAVE? “Splurge on roman shades, wall coverings, and artwork.” —Katie Lydon

MAGIC WITH MIRRORS

“Install mirrors in places where you can reflect a beautiful view, whether it be another room or simply gorgeous wall finishes in a hallway.” —Young Huh OUR PANEL OF

EXPERTS Young Huh Young Huh Interior Design Katie Lydon Katie Lydon Interiors

Vicente Wolf Vicente Wolf Associates

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“Less is more with mirrors. Let them reflect light into a room, but don’t go overboard with them.” —Katie Lydon

“Consider what’s to the side of a mirror, and not just behind it. And don’t skimp on scale!”

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—Vicente Wolf

TOP: BRITTANY AMBRIDGE (JULY 15, 2021); BOTTOM: TRIA GIOVAN (SEPTEMBER 2020)

“Splurge on upholstery and save on tables and rugs. People spend a lot of time sitting, and quality upholstery will last a long time.” —Vicente Wolf

HOW DO YOU MAKE A HAMPTONS HOME

LOOK SUMMERY?

PETER MURDOCK (AUGUST 15, 2021)

“Introduce airy furniture pieces, like wicker. And painted wide-plank floors, walls, and ceilings give off a nice, beachy feel.” —Katie Lydon

“Nothing says summer like classic blue and white, but coral and white also feels super-summery, and it’s less expected.” —Young Huh “Place lots of plants and potted trees in interior rooms to tie inside and outside together.” —Vicente Wolf

“Be practical and choose light upholstery and curtain fabrics that will reflect the sun. Make sure they are outdoor fabrics that can stand up to harsh rays.” —Vicente Wolf

“Lightweight curtains billowing over an open window can’t be beat.”

—Katie Lydon

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HOW TO DECK OUT YOUR HOME BAR

“Incorporate wine refrigerators that show off your favorite vintages. And keep arrangements of liquor bottles neat and elegant— such as all your whiskeys on one shelf, or bottles in similar colors.” —Young Huh

“Pile on the glassware to make a statement, along with a great-looking ice bucket. And always have a minimum of six glasses in any one design.” —Vicente Wolf

“If you have just a bar cart, make sure it’s stocked with lovely glasses, cocktail napkins, a bowl of nuts, mini tonic waters and club sodas in cans, an ice bucket, and a few gorgeous liquor bottles.” —Young Huh 134

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LEFT AND RIGHT: TRIA GIOVAN (JULY 1, 2017, AND SEPTEMBER 2020)

“Consider underlit shelves for setting a romantic, shimmery tone.” —Katie Lydon

TOP FIVE

WHAT CLIENTS WANT NOW 1 2 “Artwork, accessories, and books.” —Katie Lydon

BETTER BASEMENTS “Keep basements light, fresh, and graphic. High-contrast lighting and great patterns are key.” ISABEL PARRA (JULY 15, 2021)

—Katie Lydon

“Brighter paint on the walls is always better in the basement, even if it gets good light.”

“Outdoor living rooms and shaded spaces for working.” —Young Huh

“Pieces they can get now, rather than wait a long time for.”

—Katie Lydon

“An outdoor kitchen, both for entertaining and for grabbing a quick drink or preparing a simple meal.” —Young Huh

“Flowers, candles, and other special luxuries.” —Katie Lydon

—Vicente Wolf

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WHAT ARE YOUR FAVORITE

NEUTRALS AND WHITES?

“Benjamin Moore Simply White is light, fresh, and warm, without being yellow. At night, it sometimes conveys a slightly gold undertone.” —Katie Lydon

“PPG Delicate White is a perfect white.” —Vicente Wolf

Benjamin Moore Pale Oak (shown) is a classic, warm offwhite with some gray tones, and Benjamin Moore Seapearl is a great neutral that’s not completely white.” —Young Huh

WHAT ARE SOME IDEAL

PAINT COLOR COMBINATIONS? “Champagne gold with a creamy ivory. It’s interesting against metallic hues and pops with a little black or charcoal.” —Katie Lydon

“Try a rose in a bedroom offset by an unexpected green. It’s cool and different.” —Katie Lydon

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PETER MURDOCK (SEPTEMBER 2020)

“Ocher and eggplant make a stunning juxtaposition.” —Young Huh

TRUTH BE TOLD:

THE CRAZIEST DECORATING STORIES IN THE HAMPTONS “I had two clients who ordered similarly “A client of mine wanted to lie flat on heated stone slabs around the pool, so we made custom folding cushions similar to yoga mats. I’ve also made staircases and toy boxes for clients’ dogs.” —Katie Lydon

“After purchasing some extraordinary, very expensive speakers from France, a client asked us to find a street artist to cover them with graffiti.” —Young Huh

colored antique Tabriz rugs from the same vendor. One was very unique and cost $100,000 more than the other. Lo and behold, the client who had ordered the less expensive rug received the higher priced one by mistake. My, did she love it! And it looked great in her dining room, too! Then, when the accidental switch came to light with the second client, the first client did not want to give the rug back. She eventually did, and ended up buying a different rug instead of going with the one she had originally chosen. In the end, after much embarrassment, everyone was happy.” —Vicente Wolf

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PATTERN PLAY: FUN WITH FABRICS “Opposites attract. Think of fabric juxtapositions in terms of yin and yang: a smooth fabric with a textured one, patterns alongside solids.” —Vicente Wolf

“With a more refined silk, go for solids. And a big bold floral looks good against a thin stripe. Sometimes people err on the safe side and do a plain neutral against a bold print. But then you’re not giving the print a proper backup.” —Katie Lydon

HOW SHOULD ARTWORK BE INTEGRATED INTO A ROOM? “We add clients’ art pieces to renderings and Photoshop it into designs to make sure it’s going to work well.” —Young Huh

“Artwork can make a space come alive, independent of the design scheme. And it reflects the personality of the clients and what they love.” —Katie Lydon

“Avoid matching the colors in a room to a painting, which is often an insult to the artwork itself. Artwork can almost always stand on its own.” —Vicente Wolf 138

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TOP AND BOTTOM: PETER MURDOCK (SEPTEMBER 2020 AND AUGUST 15, 2021)

“Don’t get stuck in a beigeand-cream rut. Experiment with navy, eggplant, ocher, and burgundy.” —Young Huh

WHAT DO CLIENTS NEED TO KNOW ABOUT GETTING PROJECTS DONE IN THE HAMPTONS? “Permitting can take a long time, so factor this in visà-vis your ideal move-in date. A minimum of 20 weeks is a ballpark for renovation or construction work, and if furnishings are not in stock, count on a wait of approximately 16 weeks.” —Vicente Wolf

“Try to do an install before Memorial Day. Which means, don’t call in March and expect a May movein date. During the high season, there’s so much traffic and so many events. A winter install is ideal.”

—Katie Lydon

TOP: PETER MURDOCK (SEPTEMBER 2020); BOTTOM: READ MCKENDREE (SEPTEMBER 2021)

—Young Huh

“Timing is more challenging than ever before. We sometimes have to fight just to get a painter or contractor to show up, so bear this in mind.”

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LIGHT AND AIRY? “Use a combination of downlights, up lights, and mid-range lighting to provide continuous balance.” —Vicente Wolf

“Do virtually everything in a similar color scheme, including walls and the ceiling in the same hue.” —Young Huh

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“Try an architectural chair rather than a fully upholstered chair. Think about how every piece of furniture either blocks or doesn’t block light.” —Katie Lydon

TOP: ERIC STRIFFLER (MAY/JUNE 2021); BOTTOM: ISABEL PARRA (AUGUST 15, 2021)

WHAT SIMPLE DECORATING TRICKS WILL MAKE A SPACE FEEL

OTHER THAN PILES OF OVERSIZE BOOKS,

WHAT LOOKS NICE ON A COFFEE TABLE?

“Decorative objects in groups of threes: one high, one medium, and one low, plus a shallow bowl or dish for corralling remotes.” —Vicente Wolf

“Most people don’t smoke anymore, but a big chunky ashtray is great for serving nuts or snacks. There are so many vintage ones out there.”

—Young Huh

THROW PILLOWS:

“Create a tablescape around a unique small sculpture on a decorative box. And don’t be afraid to put a cheese plate next to it when you entertain.”

—Young Huh

TRIUMPH OR TOSS-UP? “Pillows are a lovely way to add texture and a pop of color without a huge financial commitment.”

TRIA GIOVAN (SEPTEMBER 2020)

—Katie Lydon

“Unless you are a Hobbit, avoid tiny pillows and go for those with a decent scale, from 18 to 22 inches.” —Vicente Wolf “Pillows create added interest, but make sure they aren’t all matchy-matchy. Pillows that don’t quite match add a layer of complexity to a room.” —Young Huh

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ebra Funt Interiors is a full-service design studio specializing in elegant, modern residential projects that are highly customized for each client’s lifestyle. Funt is known for her ability to transform even the most challenging home into a dynamic space her clients can continue to enjoy for years. The firm has produced outstanding residences in the Hamptons, New York City and Westchester. Funt’s work and industry expertise on trends, have been featured on NBC’s “Open House” as well as high-end magazines, online publications and lifestyle blogs.

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Grayer brings her eye for style and quality, and her unflinching passion for lifestyle design to every home; classic luxury for modern living.

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unction, Comfort, and Harmony are my touchstones” says Elissa Grayer. For more than 20 years, her firm has been crafting classic luxury interiors for families throughout New York. Subscribing to the belief that designing a home should be a partnership between the designer and homeowner, Grayer creates smart solutions that fit each client’s tastes and lifestyle. With a growing team of talented interior designers, project managers, and support professionals, Elissa Grayer Interior Design is known for its mastery in the planning, design, and project management of grand estates, luxury apartments, and vacation retreats. In addition to her design work, Grayer has been honored to work with organizations such as The Kips Bay Boys and Girls Club, Ronald McDonald House, Housing Works and Bailey House. With a keen sense of community, her investment and support for the future of New York are paramount to the company’s mission and will only grow in the years ahead. The company has recently added a new office in Sag Harbor, allowing for a more dedicated approach to its Hamptons-based projects. “I love the casual atmosphere and serene nature of living by the beach. It’s given me a renewed sense of creativity and energy for design!” As Elissa Grayer Interior Design moves forward into their third decade of design, they are committed to creating beautiful, functional, and family-friendly interiors while striving for responsibly sustainable methods and practices.

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lsa Soyars Interiors is the epitome of elegance and sophistication. Offering bespoke interior design in New York, The Hamptons, Los Angeles, and Palm Beach. Elsa Soyars has traveled the world absorbing inspiration for her luxurious interiors. She enjoys pushing the envelope to create individual spaces for her clients to enjoy. Confident, adventurous, organic environments that fit their personalities. Her firm coordinates all aspects of design including architectural consulting, construction management, bespoke furniture as well as landscape consulting and implementation. She truly appreciates the working relationship she nurtures with her clients. Making them feel comfortable and relaxed in a tasteful, livable environment. And most importantly — realizing their vision for their “dream come true” home.

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acqueline Cutler believes that a house should look like those who call it home. Cutler specializes in large scale and luxury interiors that reflect and enhance her clients’ lifestyle. A great listener, Cutler transposes her clients’ needs and dreams, into interiors that radiate refinement, style, elegance, warmth, comfort and quality. Some projects start with one room while others involve the entire residence or space. Cutler boasts a long roster of repeat clients which speaks for itself and has also led to commercial projects including professional offices and boutique and new build condo/apartment buildings. Project locations include New York City, Westchester, the Hamptons, Miami, Greenwich, Nantucket, and Vail, Colorado. Cutler’s practice insists that good design is knowing when to stop; to not overdo or overwhelm, but to let the personality of the client shine. “After all, it’s all about the mix, not the matching to create truly timeless and thoughtful design.” By incorporating art, architecture, and the interests of the family, Cutler designs beautiful interiors that create backgrounds for her clients to fully enjoy the art of their living.

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home is ‘living art’,” according to designer Jolie Korek. “It’s not a place to merely make a statement, it’s a dynamic, multi-faceted expression of the people who reside there. The key to truly outstanding design, weaves in seamless functionality, so that it’s also experiential, it makes you feel good.” With a thriving design practice from Westchester, to Manhattan, to the Hamptons, Korek’s work has been featured in magazines such as HC&G, Architectural Digest (as part of a Sub-Zero campaign), and NY Spaces. “Who wouldn’t want to design in the Hamptons?! Nature has already done half the work for you”, she jokes, discussing her many celebrated projects on the East End. Here, her work brings the inside outside and vice versa, tapping into the innately serene feeling inspired by the landscape and light. She should know, Korek spends time year-round at her East Hampton home of 20 years. Today, Korek leads the way integrating tech and green design elements. Solutions like remote shades, skylights and other modern innovations bring a sense of ease and flow. Solar, radiant floors, green building materials and recycling are all part of her ethos. Her aesthetic draws from a background as a fine art gallerist and an avid world traveler. “Every element of a design has the possibility to be something special, that’s what makes designing such a joy. Nothing gets phoned in, everything is always fresh and new.”responsibly sustainable methods and practices.

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ea Green Designs began in 2000 and has evolved from owner/designer, Shannon Willey’s passion for design and sustainability. The business is known for both it’s home furnishings boutique located on Jobs Lane in Southampton, and for the spaces Willey designs to reflect the coastal lifestyle of the Hamptons. Whether it be traditional, transitional, or modern, Sea Green Designs creates beautiful, coastal retreats for those who don’t have the time and resources to do it themselves. When clients work with Sea Green Designs they experience a concierge level of service where every detail is taken care of, and all they need to do is move into a beautiful home. Whether the project is new construction or a room re-do, Sea Green Designs’ team will work with the needs of each individual client to fulfill their vision. Willey’s deeper vision and mission is to change the world, one home at a time. Her goal is to inspire by creating beautiful spaces that also happens to help keep both people and planet happy and healthy. Furnishings and accessories in her Southampton store are curated to their elements of sustainability and to reflect the Hamptons’ lifestyle.

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CHAPTER SIX

SHOPPING IN STYLE Who says brick-and-mortar is no more? Homeaccessories shops in the Hamptons are busier than ever before, whether they are brand-new to the scene or longtime favorites. Let these top picks from HC&G’s pages in 2021 inspire you to get shopping in 2022!

Striped umbrella, July 1, 2021 Serena & Lily, 332 Montauk Hwy., Wainscott, 631-537-5544, serenaandlily.com

Aroba teak and aluminum bar cart, August 1, 2021 Rumrunner Home, 330 Montauk Hwy., Wainscott, 631-725-1379, rumrunnerhome.com

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Hand-crafted cast-iron bottle opener, October 2021 S&S Corner Shop, 11 Fort Pond Blvd., East Hampton, 631-2685711, sandscornershop.com

Bell chair by Magis, July 1, 2021 Design Within Reach, 5 Main St., Southampton, 929-352-1744, dwr.com

Orbitry hanging lounge chair by Paola Lenti, July 1, 2021 West | Out East, 25 Newtown Ln., East Hampton, 631-324-3103, westouteast.com Canvas fringe hat, August 15, 2021 Frances Valentine, 78 Main St., Sag Harbor, 631-808-3315, francesvalentine.com Palm hamper, July 15, 2021 Clic Home, 100 Park Pl., East Hampton, 631527-7957, clic.com

Cabana-striped Mareta towels, August 1, 2021 Sferra, 43 Jobs Ln., Southampton, 631353-3137, sferra.com

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Mortar and pestle set, July 15, 2021 Il Buco Vita, 225 Main St., Amagansett, 631-267-5805, ilbuco.com

Handwoven organic-cotton tea towels from Dosa, September 2021 Tiina the Store, 216 Main St., Amagansett, 631-267-6200, tiinathestore.com

Victoria round dining table, July 15, 2021 Harbour Outdoor, 2183 Montauk Hwy., Bridgehampton, 646-453-4336, harbouroutdoor.com Cane-backed swivel chair, September 2021 Kathy Kuo Home, 30 Jobs Ln., Southampton, 631-377-3213, kathykuohome.com

Venetian-glass bar set, November/December 2021 Nicholas Kilner, 197 Madison St., Sag Harbor, 646-590-0348, nicholaskilner.com

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Portable porcelain table grill, August 1, 2021 Sylvester & Co. Modern General, 103 Main St., Sag Harbor, 631-725-5012, sylvesterandco.com

Pentagonal magazine rack by Marni, September 2021 Sunset Beach, 35 Shore Rd., Shelter Island, 631-749-2001, sunsetbeachli.com

Tablecloth, September 2021 Destination Haus, 83 S. Elmwood Ave., Montauk, 631-807-3214, destinationhaus.com

Waterproof camera from Sunnylife, August 15, 2021 Stevenson’s Toys & Games, 69 Jobs Ln., Southampton, 631-283-2111, stevensonstoys.com

Vietri sofa, July 1, 2021 RH, 69 Main St., East Hampton, 631907-1300, rh.com

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Kida hanging lounge chair, July 1, 2021 The Laurel Group Home and Garden Design Center, 910 Montauk Hwy., Water Mill, 631726-6610, thelaurelgroup. net

ULTIMATE SHOPPING GUIDE From west to east, we’ve got all your Hamptons home-furnishings needs covered

WESTHAMPTON BEACH Good Westhampton, 108 & 141 Main St., 631-998-4444, good westhampton.com QUOGUE Homespun, 142 Jessup Ave., 631996-2525 Jen Going Interiors, 44 Quogue St., 631-998-3115, jengoinginteriors.com SOUTHAMPTON Aerin, 83 Main St., 631-353-3773, aerin.com Couture Outdoor, 18 Windmill Ln., 631-287-7848, coutureoutdoor.com Design House of the Hamptons, 180 Main St., 631-283-0111, designhouseofthehamptons.com Design Within Reach, 5 Main St., 929-352-1744, dwr.com Flying Point Surf, 79 Main St., 631287-0075, flyingpointsurf.com Hidden Gem, 47B Jobs Ln., 631259-3494, hiddengemny.com Hildreth’s Home Goods, 51 Main St., 631-283-2300, hildreths.com Homenature, 6 Main St., 631-2876277, homenature.com

Resin garden stool, July 15, 2021 Jen Going Interiors, 44 Quogue St., Quogue, 631-998-3115, jengoinginteriors.com

Bellhop Bollard outdoor lamp by Flos, July 1, 2021 JanGeorge, 17 Madison St., Sag Harbor, 631-8994848, jangeorge.com

Handmade faience plates, August 1, 2021 Katie Leede & Co., 23 Washington St., Sag Harbor, 631-899-4973, katieleede.com

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Hound Hill Design, 51 Jobs Ln., 631-377-3165, houndhilldesign.com Jeff Lincoln Art + Design, 200 N. Sea Rd., 631-353-3445, collectiveartdesign.com Jetsam Studio, 58 Jobs Ln., 631488-4005, jetsamstudio.com Kathy Kuo Home, 30 Jobs Ln., 631-377-3213, kathykuohome.com Main Street Optics, 82 Main St., 631-287-7898, mainstreetoptics. com Mecox, 257 Cty. Rd. 39A, 631-2875015, mecox.com Michelle Farmer Collaborate, 10A Jobs Ln., 631-604-1850, michellefarmer.com P. C. Richard & Son, 320 Cty. Rd. 39, 631-287-2405, pcrichard.com Patio.com, 1 Montauk Hwy., 631287-6414, patio.com Patternmill, 200 N. Sea Rd., 631353-3445, patternmill.co Plesser’s Luxury Appliances, 355 David Whites Ln., 631-417-8505, plessers.com Ralph Lauren, 41 Jobs Ln., 631287-6953, ralphlauren.com Sea Green Designs, 68 Jobs Ln., 631-259-3612, seagreendesignsllc. com Sferra, 43 Jobs Ln., 631-353-3137, sferra.com Southampton Books, 16 Hampton Rd., 631-283-0270, southampton sagharborbooks.com Stellar Union, 25 N. Sea Rd., 631-204-0315, stellarunion.com Stevenson’s Toys & Games, 69 Jobs Ln., 631-283-2111, stevensonstoys.com Todd Merrill Summer Studio, 11 S. Main St., 631-259-3601, toddmerrillstudio.com Veronica Beard, 84B Main St., 631-935-0514, veronicabeard.com WATER MILL Ethan Allen, 1054 Montauk Hwy., 631-726-4652, ethanallen.com Parrish Art Museum, 279 Montauk Hwy., 631-283-2118, parrishart.org The Laurel Group Home and

Garden Design Center, 910 Montauk Hwy., 631-726-6610, thelaurelgroup. net BRIDGEHAMPTON Coastal Home, 2442 Main St., 631613-6800, coastalhomeonline.com Comerford Collection, 2442 Main St., 631-537-6200, store. comerfordcollection.com Communitie, 2454 Main St., 631-2371356, communitie.net English Country Home, 26 Snake Hollow Rd., 631-537-0606, ecantiques.com Exhibition The Barn, 141 Maple Ln., 212-448-1091, framptonco.com Harbour Outdoor, 2183 Montauk Hwy., 646-453-4336, harbouroutdoor. com Knockout Beauty, 2400 Main St., 631-899-3401, knockoutbeauty.com Laurin Copen Antiques, 1703 Montauk Hwy., 631-537-2802, laurincopenantiques.com Loaves & Fishes Cookshop, 2266 Main St., 631-537-6066, landfcookshop.com Marders, 120 Snake Hollow Rd., 631537-3700, marders.com Thayers Outdoor Living, 2434 Main St., 631-537-0077, thayershardware. com Unlimited Earth Care Garden Concept Store, 2249 Scuttle Hole Rd., 631-725-7551, unlimitedearthcare.com Williams Sonoma, 2044 Montauk Hwy., 631-537-3040, williamssonoma. com SAGAPONACK Sagaponack Farm Distillery, 369 Sagg Rd., 631-537-7300, sagaponack farmdistillery.com Wyeth, 3654 Montauk Hwy., 631-6042103, wyeth.nyc SAG HARBOR ALT for Living, 43 Madison St., 631260-1819, altforliving.com Annyx, 150 Main St., 631-725-9064, annyxsagharbor.com Bloom, 25 Madison St., 631-7255940 Blooming Shells, 11 Washington St., 631-725-9504, bloomingshells.com Fishers Home Furnishings, 144 Main St., 631-725-0006, fishershome furnishings.com Frances Valentine, 78 Main St., 631808-3315, francesvalentine.com Goldie, 127 Main St., 631-725-1667, goldiesagharbor.com Goop, 4 Bay St., 631-808-3930, goop.com Havens, 8 Main St., 917-916-8058, ilovehavens.com

Hudson Grace, 17 Washington St., 518-880-9700, hudson gracesf.com In Home, 132 Main St., 631725-7900, inhomesagharbor. com JanGeorge, 17 Madison St., 631-899-4848, jangeorge.com Katie Leede & Co., 23 Washington St., 631-8994973, katieleede.com Matriark, 133 Main St., 631919-5577, matriark.com Monc XIII, 40 Madison St., 631-808-3333, monc13.com Neo Studio, 25 Madison St., 631725-5632 Nicholas Kilner, 197 Madison St., 646-590-0348, nicholaskilner.com Ryland Life Equipment, 155 Main St., 631-808-3221, rylandlife.com Sag Harbor Pharmacy, 120 Main St., 631-725-0074, sagharborpharm.com Sage & Madison, 31 Madison St., 631-530-0977, sageandmadison.com Salt House Mercantile, 25–27 Washington St., 631-808-3259, salthousemercantile.com Sylvester & Co. Modern General, 103 Main St., 631-725-5012, sylvesterandco.com Urban Zen, 16 Main St., 631-7256176, urbanzen.com

Ombre-finish cocktail table, July 1, 2021 Indy Home, 71 S. Elmwood Ave., Montauk, 631-668-8415, indyhomedesign.com.

EAST HAMPTON Arthur Golabek, 74 Montauk Hwy., #16, 347-731-3826, arthurgolabek. com Blue and Cream, 60 The Circle, 631329-1392, blueandcream.com BookHampton, 41 Main St., 631324-4939, bookhampton.com Brass & Burl, 404 Montauk Hwy, 888-406-4002, brassandburl.com Clic General Store, 60 Newtown Ln., 631-527-7102, clic.com Clic Home, 100 Park Pl., 631-5277957, clic.com East Hampton Gardens, 16 Gingerbread Ln., 631-324-1133, easthamptongardens.com Elizabeth Dow Home, 14 Gingerbread Ln., 631-329-1414, SHELTER ISLAND elizabethdow.com Fredric Bernstein Design, 36 N. Everything but Water, 66 Newtown Ferry Rd., 917-318-1239, fredric Ln., 631-324-5693, everything bernstein.com butwater.com Marie Eiffel Market, 184 N. Ferry Rd., 631-749-0003, marieeiffelmarket. Glenn Ban Design, 74 Montauk Hwy., #23, 516-592-2185, glennban.com com Intermix, 87 Main St., 631-907-8025, Simm’s, 181 N. Ferry Rd., 631-749intermixonline.com 5067, simmssi.com JED, 74 Montauk Hwy., #9, 631-725Sunset Beach, 35 Shore Rd., 6316411, jeddesign.com 749-2001, sunsetbeachli.com Kirna Zabête, 66 Newtown Ln., 631527-5794, kirnazabete.com MATTITUCK Les Toiles du Soleil, 78 Park Pl., Renee’s, 10095 Main Rd., 631-298631-907-2872, lestoilesdusoleilnyc. 4223, reneesmattituck.com com Manolo Blahnik, 52 Main St., 631GREENPORT 604-6922, manoloblahnik.com Lido, 132 Main St., 631-477-2350, Naturopathica Spa & Healing lidoworld.com Center, 74 Montauk Hwy., 631-329Ray, 15 Front St., 917-848-4729, 2525, naturopathica.com raynewyork.com Orlebar Brown, 55 Newtown Ln., Wm. J. Mills & Co., 74100 W. Front 631-324-3960, orlebarbrown.com St., 631-477-1500, millscanvas.com R. E. Steele, 74 Montauk Hwy., #13, 631-324-7812 WAINSCOTT Ralph Lauren, 31–33 Main St., 631Michael Del Piero Good Design, 324-1222, ralphlauren.com 372 Montauk Hwy., 631-464-7310, RH, 69 Main St., 631-907-1300, michaeldelpiero.com rh.com Rumrunner Home, 330 Montauk Hwy., 631-725-1379, rumrunnerhome. Roller Rabbit, 21 Main St., 631-3295828, rollerrabbit.com com Room & Board, 51 Newtown Ln., Serena & Lily, 332 Montauk Hwy., 212-204-7380, roomandboard.com 631-537-5544, serenaandlily.com

S&S Corner Shop, 11 Fort Pond Blvd., 631-268-5711, sandscornershop.com The Monogram Shop, 19 Newtown Ln., 631-329-3379, themonogramshops.com Tory Burch, 47 Newtown Ln., 631907-9150, toryburch.com West | Out East, 25 Newtown Ln., 631-324-3103, westouteast.com AMAGANSETT Amber Waves Farm Market, 367 Main St., 631-267-5664, amberwavesfarm.org E-E Home, 140 Main St., 631-604-6324 French Presse, 160 Main St., 631604-1455, frenchpresse.com Ganeaux, 167 Main St., 631-2677717, ganeaux.com Gansett Lane Home, 255 Main St., 631-267-5737, gansettlane.com Il Buco Vita, 225 Main St., 631-2675805, ilbuco.com Lazypoint Variety, 171 Main St., 631604-1268, lazypointvariety.com Love Adorned, 156 Main St., 631267-7720, loveadorned.com The Roundtree, 273 Main St., 631518-2515, theroundtreehotels.com The Shop at Mandala Yoga, 10 Amagansett Square Dr., 631-2676144, mandalayoga.com Tiina the Store, 216 Main St., 631267-6200, tiinathestore.com MONTAUK Bontemps Montauk, 786 Montauk Hwy., 631-238-1445, bontemps montauk.com Cynthia Rowley, 696 Montauk Hwy., 631-668-8077, cynthiarowley.com Destination Haus, 83 S. Elmwood Ave., 631-807-3214, destinationhaus. com Homeport, 484 Westlake Dr., 631668-3174, mymontauk.com Indy Home, 71 S. Elmwood Ave., 631668-8415, indyhomedesign.com Quincy x MTK, 805 Montauk Hwy., 631-903-7553, quincymtk.com

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PEMBROKE

de-spec Awards include Architizer A+ Awards, Finalist Residential > Unbuilt - Private House, Casa Horizonte, 2021 Best of Year (BOY) Award, Finalist, On the Boards: Residential, Pembroke, Interior Design Magazine, 2021 Best of Year (BOY) Award, Honoree, On the Boards: Residential, Casa Horizonte, Interior Design Magazine, 2020 Architizer A+ Awards, Finalist, Residential Interiors, Tree House Townhouse, 2019 Best of Year (BOY) Award, Finalist, Urban Townhouse, Tree House Townhouse, Interior Design Magazine, 2018 NYCxDESIGN Award, Townhouse, Tree House Townhouse, Interior Design Magazine, 2018 Best of Year (BOY) Award, Finalist, Urban Townhouse, Interior Design Magazine, 2018 www.de-spec.com T. 212.633.6626 info@de-spec.com

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THE LIST

HC&G is proud to publish the work of top-tier architects, interior designers, kitchen designers, landscape designers, builders and contractors, and artists and artisans. Herewith, a list of the industry professionals who graced our pages throughout the past year. ARCHITECTS

Alexander F. Sipkes East Hampton 917-536-1005 Angela Inzerillo Design Bridgehampton 516-978-1619 aihamptons.com Bates Masi + Architects East Hampton 631-725-0229 batesmasi.com Birdseye Richmond, VT 802-434-3106 birdseyevt.com Bruce Nagel East Quogue 631-283-8855 brucenagel.com

BATES MASI + ARCHITECTS (AUGUST 15, 2021)

Craig Arm Westhampton Beach 631-767-6071 dastudiony.com Gabellini Sheppard New York City 212-388-1700 gabellinisheppard.com John Hulka New York City 917-478-8941 johnhulka.com

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THE LIST Billy Ceglia Designs Sandy Hook, CT 203-270-6626 billyceglia.com BP2 Interiors Southampton 917-861-8603 bp2interiors.com Brady Design, Inc. Southampton 631-283-3111 bbradydesign.com

Kushner Studios New York City 212-965-0914 kushnerstudios.com Marvel New York City 212-616-0420 marveldesigns.com Matthew R. Dougherty Architect New Canaan, CT 203-296-4669 mrdarchitect.com Michael Jay Wallin Roslyn Heights, NY 631-271-7344 architectwallin.com Nicole Adams Sag Harbor 631-725-3678

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Oza Sabbeth Architects Bridgehampton 631-808-3036 ozasabbeth.com Rosamund A. Young Scarsdale, New York 914-419-6616 rosamundyoung.com

INTERIOR DESIGNERS

Alexa Hampton New York City 212-753-4110 alexahampton.com Ash Staging New York City 212-518-3153 ashstaging.com

Brooke Michelsen Design Waterbury, VT 917-392-1007 brookemichelsen. com Cari Berg Interior Design New York City 310-245-8823 cariberginteriordesign. com Carlos David New York City 646-868-8092 carlosdavid.com

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Avery Frank Designs Richmond, VA 804-240-1659 averyfrank.com

Charlotte Moss New York City 212-308-7088 charlottemoss.com Courtney Sempliner Designs courtneysempliner.com DHD Architecture and Interior Design New York City 917-744-7720 dhd.nyc Dominick Rotondi Designs New York City 212-288-4971 dominickrotondidesigns. com Dove Design Studio Palm Beach, FL 561-268-2647 jimdovedesign.com FP Design Co. Sag Harbor 917-609-5856 Ghislaine Viñas New York City 212-219-7678 ghislainevinas.com Jay Jenkins Baltimore, MD 410-727-4100 jenkinsbaer.com Jennifer Garrigues New York City 561-659-7085 jennifergarrigues.com

Jennifer Pacca Interiors Wyckoff, NJ 201-722-8540 jenniferpaccainteriors. com K. A. Murphy Interiors Manhasset, NY 917-848-0458 kamurphyinteriors. com Kate Singer Home Huntington, NY 631-261-8376 katesingerhome.com Katherine Elizabeth Designs Barrington, IL 847-381-9892 kedinteriors.com

Michel Smith Boyd Atlanta 404-402-4224 michelsmithboyd.com

The Rinfret Group Roslyn, NY 516-426-1909 therinfretgroup.com

Ram Design Shelter Island 631-749-5067 ramdesign.com

The Warehouse Raleigh, NC 919-235-0030 thewarehouseinteriors. com

Scott Formby Design scottformby.com Sea Green Designs Southampton 631-259-3612 seagreendesignsllc. com Spaciality New York City 212-633-0066 spacialityinc.com

Thom Filicia Inc. New York City 212-736-6454 thomfilicia.com

KITCHEN DESIGNERS

Ciuffo Cabinetry Southampton 631-586-5976 ciuffocabinetry.com

Kerri Pilchik Design Ridgewood, NJ 646-831-8070 kerripilchikdesign.com L Tutun Interiors Inc. Rye, NY 914-772-3614 lauratutuninteriors.com Libby Langdon Interiors New York City 212-501-0785 libbylangdon.com Lucy Cuneo lucycuneo.com Melanie Roy Design New York City 646-858-6321 melanieroydesign.com

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THE LIST LANDSCAPE DESIGNERS

Daniel Richards Design New York City 917-445-7202 danielrichardsdesign. com DeMauro + DeMauro Landscape Design & Gardens East Hampton 631-353-8262 demaurodemauro.com

Harmonia Inc. Bridgehampton 631-537-9672 harmoniainc.com

LaGuardia Design Group Water Mill 631-726-1403 laguardiadesigngroup. com

DESIGNSTOPS MUST-HAVES FOR THE DESIGN-OBSESSED SHOPPER

DANISE TALBOT DESIGN

Danise Talbot Design is about Creating Fresh Spaces That Will Last Generations. Talbot brings a unique approach to updating your home, specializing in storage solutions to make you a dream bath and kitchen. 203.952.1112 / danisetalbotdesign.com

Landscape Details East Hampton 631-329-3000 landscapedetails.com Quincy Hammond Sound Beach, NY 917-494-4185 quincyhammond.com

BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS

Custom Woodworking Design Wainscott 631-537-4414 customwoodworkdesign. com Design Build Hamptons East Hampton 516-449-4736 designbuildhamptons. com

Anthony Cerone EC Builders Rye, NY 914-879-4003

Dutchess Cabinets of New York Yonkers, NY 914-969-8328 dcnewyork.net

Aran Construction East Hampton 631-324-3300

George Vickers Westhampton Beach 631-288-7070 georgevickers.com

Brian McGuinness Contracting Hampton Bays 631-430-5670 bmcbuilders.com

John Hummel and Associates Custom Builders East Hampton 631-324-5644 johnhummel.com

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Gardeneering Southampton 631-726-4498 gardeneering.net

ARTISTS AND ARTISANS

Arthur Golabek East Hampton 347-731-3826 arthurgolabek.com Disset Chocolate Cutchogue 917-603-5859 dissetchocolate.com Elisabetta Bellu Bellport, NY 631-740-1742 elisabettabelluofficial. com Harris Allen Sag Harbor 217-801-8031

MJM Associates Construction New York City 646-974-5500 mjmcontracting.com Modern Green Home Bridgehampton 631-899-4225 moderngreenhome. com MSG Renovation Management Inc. Hampton Bays 631-813-6009

Sea Level Construction Westhampton 631-228-4293 sealevelconstruction. com T & S Mott General Contracting Sag Harbor 631-725-3522 Wright & Company Construction Inc. Bridgehampton 631-537-2555 wrightand.com

L’Isolina Southampton 914-536-1419 lisolinapasta.com Mind Offline Sag Harbor 631-808-3914 mindoffline.org Nancy Winarick nancywinarick.com Pierpont’s Blossom Farm Baiting Hollow 917-560-4421 pierpontblossomfarm. com Rory Conway Paint Finishes East Hampton 631-219-9300 roryconway.paint finishes.com

DESIGNSTOPS MUST-HAVES FOR THE DESIGN-OBSESSED SHOPPER

WITTUS FIRE BY DESIGN

Focused on providing the finest selection of European contemporary fireplaces, stoves, and accessories with sophisticated design, the latest in technology, and environmentally clean burning systems. 914.764.5679 wittus.com

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Alexander Gorlin Architects.................................. 52

First Coastal........................................................114

Amaden Gay Agencies......................................... 40

Gardeneering......................................................116

Architectural Grille................................................ 17

Gary DePersia, The Corcoran Group.................... 16

Audio Command Systems.................................... 54

Greg D’Angelo Construction................................. 60

Brown Jordan....................................................... 12

Groundworks Landscaping, Inc. .........................118

Cardello Architects............................................... 56

Hobbs, Inc............................................................ 62

Cass Calder Smith............................................... 58

Jacqueline D. Cutler Interiors.............................. 148

Charlie & Sons Landscapes................................112

James Merrell Architects...................................... 64

Dan Scotti Design.................................................. 6

Jan Kath Design..................................................... 4

Danise Talbot Design.......................................... 164

JennAir................................................................. 96

De-Spec Inc....................................................... 160

Jolie Korek & Company...................................... 150

Debra Funt Interiors............................................ 142

Laurin Copen Antiques......................................... 25

Eggersmann......................................................... 15

Liebherr Appliances US........................................ 98

Elissa Grayer Interior Design............................... 144

Marmiro Stones.................................................... 23

Elsa Soyars Interiors........................................... 146

Mojo Stumer + Associates.................................... 66

Fifth & Dune Partners........................................... 21

NanaWall.............................................................. 68

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TRIA GIOVAN (SEPTEMBER 2021)

Pamela Glazer Architect....................................... 70

Thayers Outdoor Living....................................... 124

Pamela Lerner Home & Design............................. 14

Tim Davis, The Corcoran Group............................. 1

Peconic Lawn & Tree Care................................. 120

Unlimited Earth Care........................................... 126

Phil Kouffman Builder........................................... 72

Walpole Outdoors............................................... 128

Roche Bobois........................................................ 2

West | Out East.................................................... 29

Sea Green Designs............................................ 152

Westminster Teak................................................. 27

Sferra................................................................... 19

Wittus – Fire by Design....................................... 165

Shope Reno Wharton........................................... 74

Witty & Gazda Construction................................. 80

Skolnick Architecture + Design Partnership......... 76

Yankee Barn Homes............................................... 8

Soil Inc............................................................... 122

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Sparkling Pools | Harbor Hot Tubs & Spas............ 10 Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects......................... 78

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