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20 YEARS OF GREAT DESIGN

Some of our fans have collected our issues since the magazine’s inception in 2002. Take a gander at all our covers through the years, sprinkled with quotes from our favorite local industry leaders.

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This image: from “Second Act,” July 15, 2018, photograph by Tria Giovan

ON THE COVER: Gustavo Bonevardi, Composition, September 15, 2021 (2021, watercolor and gouache on paper), from “Made in the Hamptons,” page 72 photograph by Doug Young

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MADE IN THE HAMPTONS

Artist Gustavo Bonevardi’s new works take an unexpected turn.

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DEEDS & DON’TS

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Seems Like Yesterday While preparing this special 20th-anniversary issue of HC&G, it suddenly dawned on me that I was celebrating another milestone of my own: two decades in my Hamptons home. Time flies, but still I don’t know why I didn’t make the connection that HC&G debuted right around the time I purchased my house, on June 26, 2002. (I chalk it up to a supply-chain shortage to my brain—such a convenient excuse for just about everything nowadays.) ■ My partner and I bought our humble abode from the estate of Carrie Donovan, a longtime fashion editor for The New York Times who enjoyed pop-cultural fame as “the Old Navy lady” on television commercials in the 1990s.

We have changed the house a lot over the years, but hopefully not its spirit, as I had the good fortune of meeting and briefly working with Donovan and witnessing her infectious joie de vivre firsthand. The kitchen is new (and, sadly, quickly getting old), the roof and siding have been redone, and we have transformed the grounds from a hodgepodge of grass and a handful of perennials to a densely planted landscape with little grass and lots of perennials. In some ways, our house is a 3D embodiment of everything that goes on in HC&G: decorating and architecture, gardening, cooking and entertaining, and other lifestyle pursuits. For 20 years, as both a magazine editor and a homeowner, I can’t believe the good luck I’ve had to have drawn so much inspiration from the untold talents who live and work on the East End.

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YEARS OF TIMELESS DESIGN

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Built in the mid-1800s on 50 acres of pastoral farmland just outside Southampton, the one-of-a kind Ivy Lodge has always been breathtakingly beautiful.

And this season, the palatial 8,000-square-foot house, now standing on a still-resplendent 2.7 acres, will become even more stunning after it’s transformed into the Hampton Designer Showhouse, presented

by HC&G. A team of nearly 30 talented designers will renovate and reimagine the primary living spaces, dining room, eight bedrooms, seven baths, kitchen, breakfast room, sunroom, media room, and guest wing. Outdoors, the covered bluestone dining area and patio—which includes a heated pool and spa and overlooks a natural pond—will be completely furnished in the latest designs by Brown Jordan. ■ Now in its 21st year, the showhouse features honorary design chairs Jamie Drake and Alexa Hampton, includes a treasure trove of high-end sponsors such as JennAir, and, as always, benefits Stony Brook Southampton Hospital. The fun kicks off with a preview gala on August 13, after which the house will be open to the public until September 25. And if you can’t get there in person, the entire project will be showcased in the October issue of HC&G, on cottagesgardens.com, and on C&GTV. For tickets and more information, go to cottagesgardens.com/HDS2022. I hope to see you there!

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FULL PLATE / REAL ESTATE RC Atlee says Hamptons real estate agents and clients have their hands full this summer.

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scaping to the Hamptons” took on a new meaning in 2020. Now, for the first time since 2019, the phrase is beginning to mean something other than a monied, frenzied stampede of people seeking housing during a pandemic.

“Some of the fun and finesse of selling luxury second-homes is lost when the market is on steroids,” says RC Atlee, who has been selling real estate in the Hamptons since 2015. “One of the core goals of life on the East End is relaxation, and I pride myself on helping my clients find properties that not only meet their needs, desires, and budget, but also feel uniquely right to them - the stage where they see memories playing into the future, where they can feel that sense of relaxation and peace.”

At the height of the pandemic real estate boom, it was a take-what-you-get/pay-what-you-must environment. The demand for housing made realtors lean into the negotiation side of their profession more than their sales acumen. “In a seller’s market, the realtor ends up working hard to sell their buyer - timing, numbers, and terms are even more essential to making a deal, and the property itself often gets less attention.”

A shift has begun in Hamptons real estate, bringing the focus back on leisure and away from necessity.

“People are again in pursuit of the dream house, making grand plans to renovate or thinking about trading up or cashing out,” which RC says is great news for buyers, who have been starved in a stretch of record-low inventory.

Late summer and fall should precipitate some new listings along with an increased number of applications for permits in Southampton and East Hampton.

“My clients are talking about two things this summer: long-term projects and entertaining,” says RC. “They have their eyes on new properties, or maxing out what they have, and sharing it all with friends and family.” For once, it’s relaxing to see the Hamptonites return to a familiar pace of conspicuous consumption and busy preparations for dinner parties, garden tours, long beach days, summer camps and tennis clinics.

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New and notable from the Hamptons and beyond

FUN IN THE SUN!

The uncommonly chilly days of spring have finally unfurled into heady summer, so why not enjoy the season in full flower? Kick back in Brazilian designer Sérgio J. Matos’s aluminum-and-rope Flor do Mandacaru armchair—made to resemble a native cactus blossom—and throw caution to the wind. $13,900, at Heritage Brazil, 87 Powell Ave., Southampton, 917-887-4032, heritagebrazil.com.

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SHOPPING

DREAM WEAVE

Featuring a traditional woven frame and a modern silhouette, the Blithedale side table will settle in nicely with any outdoor decor scheme. Available in three colors (shown: Coastal Blue), $698, at Serena & Lily, 332 Montauk Hwy., Wainscott, 631-537-5544, serenaandlily.com.

POUF POWER

Hand-woven from strands of rope cord and available in three bright colors, Italian designer Paola Lenti’s colorful poufs are made for both lounging and laughing. $3,180 each, at West | Out East, 25 Newtown Ln., East Hampton, 631-3243103, westouteast.com.

CHAISE MOI

Leave your problems beyond the hedges as you relax in this sleek scratch- and weather-resistant chaise. $1,529, at Kathy Kuo Home, 30 Jobs Ln., Southampton, 888-908-2925, kathykuohome.com.

BRAZIL NUTS

Landscape designer Frederico Azevedo, a native of Brazil and the proprietor of Bridgehampton’s Unlimited Earth Care, has just introduced pieces from Sossego Design at his outdoor garden market. Fellow Brazilian Aristeu Pires designed both the Luiza chairs and ZX table from sustainably harvested native Brazilian hardwoods. Chairs, $1,430 each, and table, from $4,710, 2249 Scuttle Hole Rd., 631-725-7551, unlimitedearthcare.com.

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BRIGHT ADDITION

Wireless and rechargeable, the Poldina Mini Pro LED table lamp will light up the night long after the party’s over. Available in eight colors (shown: dark gray), $299, at Thayers Outdoor Living , 2434 Main St., Bridgehampton, 631-5370077, thayershardware.com.

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PLANTER’S PUNCH

Made from gorgeous travertine, this isn’t any old garden planter—it’s a style statement, too. $3,750, at Harbour Outdoor, 2183 Montauk Hwy., Bridgehampton, 646-453-4336, harbouroutdoor.com.

GETTING TWIGGY

The organic lines of this faux-bois bench will look right at home under a vinecovered arbor or pergola. $2,680, at Mecox, 257 Cty. Rd. 39A, Southampton, 631-287-5015, mecox.com.

CONCRETE OPINION

Designed by Ann Marie Vering for RH, the Ellisse concrete dining table performs a breathtaking balancing act—a showstopper for any terrace or patio. $5,096, 69 Main St., East Hampton, 631-9071300, rh.com.

MESH-Y AFFAIR

Chic, comfortable, and stackable, the EMU modern mesh steel dining chair is also lightweight—and therefore easy to move just about anywhere. Available in six colors (shown: red), $169, at Room & Board, 51 Newtown Ln., East Hampton, 212-204-7380, roomandboard.com.

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COLD COMFORT

Liebherr’s corrosionresistant, 24-inch stainless-steel outdoor cooler is a must-have for keeping beverages icy and refreshing on the hottest summer days. $1,549, at P. C. Richard & Son, 320 Cty. Rd. 39, Southampton, 631-2872405, pcrichard.com.

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GARDENING

The Name of the Rose These six standouts thrive in Hamptons gardens

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ose lovers, rejoice! These six thorny beauties—from white to red, climbing to rambling, short to tall—are especially well adapted to the East End’s sandy soil and sultry summers.

Get out the gloves and the garden snips! —Alejandro Saralegui

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1. THE LARK ASCENDING ROSE

(Rosa ‘The Lark Ascending’) Zones: 4–11; height: 5½ feet Featuring loose, open blossoms of

about 20 petals each, this David Austin introduction will tolerate part shade.

The lightly tea-scented clusters of yellow-to-apricot flowers are followed by stunning rosehips in the fall.

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North Fork | East Marion. You remember the feeling. You’re on holiday on the coast of some Caribbean isle or on the cliff of a European town overlooking the Mediterranean. Each morning when your head leaves the pillow you know you are on vacation with broad expanses of water dotted with boats and vistas of other shores. Much closer to home, only 100 miles from Manhattan, you can recreate that feeling each and every day when you develop this very private, nearly 12 acre waterfront, meadow-like parcel composed of two 5.7 acres lots spanning 350’ along the North Fork’s Long Island Sound. With permits pending, a savvy buyer would save hundreds of thousands of dollars and months of waiting to begin construction of a significant house, waterside pool, tennis court and even a guest house for those who would undoubtedly flock to help you enjoy your grand, new estate. The low, but stable bluff, provides easy access down a gentle pebbled path to the beach from where you’ll enjoy an abundance of aquatic activities while conversation and laughter will resound around the inevitable nighttime beach fires. The property affords ample opportunity to create your own vineyard, apple orchard or a field of wildflowers through which your driveway will meander right to your front door. Only a few miles from both the ferries of Greenport and Orient Point, this well positioned property provides easy access to everything that has made the North Fork the new sought after destination. At night, go into town for dinner at one of the waterfront restaurants overlooking Shelter Island or head to one of the many vineyards for a wine tasting.

But on clear evenings, eat early as you might want to get back for some of the most beautiful sunsets anywhere, as the sun seems to disappear somewhere into the Sound leaving the horizon a purplish haze.

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2 2. BEACH ROSE

(Rosa rugosa) Zones: 2–7; height: 4–6 feet Great for hedges and familiar along beach accessways all over the East End, this rose is notable for its salt tolerance—not just from the ocean, but from roadsides and driveways treated with salt in the winter. Rosa rugosa ‘Hansa’ is a particularly fragrant variety with single pink flowers, whereas ‘Blanc Double de Courbet’ is a double with pure white petals.

3. VARIEGATA DI BOLOGNA ROSE

(Rosa ‘Variegata di Bologna’) Zones: 5–9; height: 6–8 feet This candy-cane striper with climbing tendencies doesn’t typically bloom more than once a season, but it definitely knows how to put on a show. Developed in the 19th century, this rose resembles the much older Rosa Mundi, or apothecary rose (supposedly named for Rosamund Clifford, a mistress of Henry II).

5. MUNSTEAD WOOD ROSE

(Rosa ‘Munstead Wood’) Zones: 5–9; height: 2–3 feet Velvety crimson blooms and an antique berry scent characterize this selection from David Austin.

Celebrated for its disease resistance and long bloom time, its smaller stature makes it a good option for pots.

6. FANTIN-LATOUR ROSE (Rosa centifolia ‘Fantin Latour’) Zones: 4–11; height: 4–6 feet A classic cabbage rose with a true old-world fragrance, this variety was named for the 19th-century French painter Henri Fantin-Latour.

A great rose for perennial borders, its dark strawberry-pink center fades to powder pink at the edges.

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• After pruning, scratch an organic rose fertilizer such as Rose-tone into the soil and water well.

• Fertilize repeat-blooming roses again after the first and even second bloom, but not after August.

• From mid-September onward, do not cut the flowers; it’s time for roses to rest.

4. POSEIDON ROSE

(Rosa ‘Poseidon’) Zones: 5–10; height: 3 feet Lavender-colored roses are relatively new favorites among rosarians, and this 2010 Kordes introduction is among the best.

Full blooms of about four inches in diameter recur throughout the season on disease-resistant shrubs.

TIPS

• Prune roses in early spring, when forsythia is in bloom.

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• If aphids have alighted on new buds, wash them off with a strong stream of water from your garden hose.

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Brush with Fate Gustavo Bonevardi’s new works take an unexpected turn

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Studio Session (this image) Gustavo Bonevardi and his dog, Homer, in the artist’s studio in East Hampton. (inset) Bonevardi uses a variety of ersatz weights to keep his works on paper from curling.

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ather than cry over spilled paint, East Hampton–based artist Gustavo Bonevardi (gustavo bonevardi.com) has learned how to “embrace the accident,” incorporating and even encouraging natural drips and dribbles into his recent watercolors on paper.

“It’s very exciting when I see something that is not what I had intended or that seems wrong when it first happens,” says Bonevardi. “In a way, I learn from the works. They are telling me how they want to be.”

Trained as an architect, the native New Yorker is known for public sculptures and light commissions that embody austerity and precision (most notably Tribute in Light, the annual 9/11 memorial that he designed in collaboration with John Bennett). But his new work evokes light from within.

“Something in me manifested optimistic joy during a dark time,” Bonevardi says of the output he created within the past two years, some of which was recently on view at the Drawing Room gallery in East Hampton. “The joyousness is what I needed to help myself, and hopefully others.” The

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Good To The Last Drip Using a “set of tricks,” Bonevardi applies pigment to the paper in multiple ways, then rotates it to make abstractions of various drips and splatters.

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Drawing Room’s co-owner, Emily Goldstein, describes the watercolors as a “product of the therapeutic process that evolved during two years of isolation and pushed the form to new depths. I consider them abstractions, but with a certain buoyancy.”

Bonevardi’s technique is controlled, but not premeditated. He begins each piece with gouache and watercolor pigments released from a brush held above the paper, creating spattered “blossom” bursts and celestial orbs of diffused color. Lifting and turning the paper coaxes single strands into elements resembling stems or rocket trails, though neither hand nor brush ever touches the paper itself. “The application of the pigment feels spontaneous, but the whole process is quite slow,” the artist says. “By the time it dries, I end up with something completely different from what I thought it might be, and then suddenly I have something new to deal with. Incorporating the unexpected is part of the process.” Among the “set of tricks” he uses to “give each piece an environment it can inhabit” are sprayed water, flicked-brush pigment splatters, and an assortment of various “drip” devices. The works are “born of the place where they are made,” he adds, looking out at the fields surrounding his light-filled studio. “They are local. I don’t think they would look like this if I were living somewhere else.” —Doug Young

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“By the time the paper dries, I end up with something completely different”

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DEEDS DON’TS The Inside Scoop on East End Real Estate

THAT WAS THEN,

THIS IS NOW

East Enders are just as obsessed with real estate as they were 20 years ago, when “Deeds & Don’ts” debuted, but the landscape has changed dramatically. For one thing, the Hamptons would never be the same after 9/11, when many shaken New Yorkers moved East, seeking quieter environs. “Ever since 9/11, the Hamptons has been heading toward a four-season market,” says

Keith Green of Sotheby’s International Realty, “and in the wake of the pandemic, it galloped to the finish line.”

The brokerage business itself is barely recognizable from what it was in the early 2000s. At that time, most real estate agents were working for small or midsize independent brokerages, but by 2003, national real estate giants like the Corcoran Group and Douglas Elliman Real Estate had started scooping up

Major Players (top) Brokers Tim Davis, Peggy Griffin, Barbara Richey, Peter Hallock, Irmgard St. John, and David Bray bought the real estate firm Allan M. Schneider & Associates after its namesake founder died in 1991. The company was sold in 2006 to the Corcoran Group, where top brokers today include (clockwise from bottom left) Susan Breitenbach, Gary DePersia, and Davis. Breitenbach’s son, Matthew (bottom right), started out working alongside his mother at Corcoran before moving to Douglas Elliman Real Estate in 2015 and then to Compass in 2018.

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smaller firms in a wave of consolidation 2005 ($615,000) to 2006 ($660,000), that upended the industry. “They compared against the 2002 median wanted access to an inventory database price of $375,000. Celebrities, drawn to and alliances in a triangle of feeder the area’s pristine beaches and relatively markets, including Palm Beach low-key lifestyle, flocked to the and Manhattan,” recounts Hamptons like lemmings. In Corcoran’s Tim Davis, who 2000, Jerry Seinfeld bought Billy at the time was running the Joel’s 12-acre East Hampton firm of the legendary late estate for $32 million, Hamptons broker Allan M. followed by other A-list Schneider with fellow agents personalities such as Richard Jerry Seinfeld Peter Hallock and Peggy Gere and Gwyneth Paltrow and Griffin. Under their leadership, untold record-breaking sales. Burnt Allan M. Schneider & Associates Point, an 18,000-square-foot Georgica grew from four to 12 offices and was the Pond manse, closed in 2004 for $45 million, biggest independent fish left in the Hamptons then the record for a home in New York real estate pond. By 2006, Corcoran had state. The same year, Andy Warhol’s former purchased it for a reported $40 million.

Montauk estate was listed for $45 million, Concurrently, home prices were on and a 25,000-square-foot Bridgehampton the rise. According to a report by George residence hit the market for $75 million. In Simpson of Suffolk Research, the median 2007, the Hamptons recorded its first nineprice of a single-family home on the East figure sale, when banker Ron Baron paid End increased more than 7 percent from $103 million for the 40-acre Further Lane

Over the course of her 20-year marketing career in the music world, Manhattan-born, Hamptons-based broker Lori Lambert executed brand partnerships with artists including Prince, Michael Jackson, Amy Winehouse, Cyndi Lauper, Enrique Iglesias, and Celine Dion and companies and sports organizations such as Pepsi, Budweiser, and the NFL. “I served as a matchmaker, putting brands and artists together,” recounts Lambert, who joined Town & Country Real Estate’s East Hampton office at the start of the pandemic to partner with her husband, Steven Zellman. “Now I’m a matchmaker in real estate, pairing clients with the right house. Dealing with artists and celebrities taught me that the keys to success are listening and patience. Once you’ve been on the road with a rock and roll band, you can handle anything.” —Alyssa Bird I’m With The Band Town & Country Real Estate broker Lori Lambert has hung out with major greats like Michael Jackson and Keith Richards, among others.

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And then, just a few months later, the housing bubble burst and the Great Recession hit. According to Ann Ciardullo of Sotheby’s, “Waterfront properties retained their value, but everything else decreased by 20 to 25 percent for at least a year or two.” During this time, a new breed of brokers began to enter the fray. Upstart firm Nest Seekers International opened an office in Sag Harbor, aiming to build a niche with a marketing strategy focused on social media and reality television; in 2008, developer Andrew Saunders launched Saunders & Associates; in 2014, brothers Zach and Cody Vichinsky left Corcoran to start Bespoke Real Estate, which specializes in properties listed north of $10 million; and by 2015, with prices at record highs, technologyobsessed Compass entered the now crowded Hamptons market. Sales dropped and prices slumped during the Trump era, particularly after Congress passed the SALT law in 2017, which limited real estate taxdeductions. (According to appraisal

firm Miller Samuel, the median price dipped to $860,000 in 2019, the lowest since 2013.) But by the end of summer 2020, when the world was in the throes of the pandemic, the median price had reached $1.08 million. “Prices have jumped tenfold over the past 20 years, and 20 to 30 times in some places,” says Davis, who simultaneously warns of another dip in the real estate roller coaster, as overpriced properties begin to languish on the market.

“With so much uncertainty in the air, more buyers are deciding to hold out until the market adjusts.” —Jean Nayar

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Ocean Castle, a 19,000-square-foot Tudorstyle manse, boasts a pristine location on Meadow Lane, although its backstory is anything but unblemished. Built in 1929 by society architect Archibald Brown, the home was commissioned by investment banker William F. Ladd and completed in a mere six months—just in time for Ladd’s grand Fourth of July celebrations, Great Depression notwithstanding. Ladd occupied the residence until his death in 1949, after which it flew under the radar through a series of new owners. But it made the papers in 1963, when the place was trashed during an after-party for the 800-guest debutante ball of department-

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Lisa Perry, a collector of Pop, Abstract Expressionist, and contemporary art and a onetime HC&G cover girl, has been living out her wildest modernist fantasies with the debut of Onna House in East Hampton.

Occupying a mid-20thcentury residence designed

by architect Paul Lester Wiener for art collectors Robert and Ethel Scull, Onna House has been transformed under Perry’s gimlet eye into an artists’ haven and appointment-only exhibition venue.

While hunting for “a creative space for myself during the pandemic,” Perry recounts, she came across a real estate listing for the frayed 1962 landmark and had a hunch that it might be just the right thing. (“I got chills down my spine as soon as I pulled into the driveway.”) But once she enlisted the help of architect Christine Harper to renovate the dwelling, Perry shifted gears from keeping the home as a studio for herself to turning it into a showcase displaying the work of two dozen handpicked female artists. Furnished with new and vintage pieces by 20th-century female designers like Charlotte Perriand and Anni Albers, the reimagined home is now a rotating gallery “where nothing is for sale.

The goal is simply to connect people with these brilliant artists and draw attention to their work.” —J. N.

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I FIRST ENCOUNTERED THE NOTION OF “HAMPTONS Architecture” one day in the early 1970s. I was a student at Auburn University, and a studio professor brought in an article about two Gwathmey Siegel residences on the beach in Bridgehampton. They had been built next to each other and were meant to be conversing, a concept very foreign to me at the time.

By 1977, while I was working on my first project on the East End, I went to see these two modernist compositions on Surfside Drive. Indeed, the shape, size, detailing, and siting of each house, coupled with the homogeneous use of materials, did bring a conversation to mind—a conversation not just between the two structures, but also with nearby houses designed by Norman Jaffe, Myron Goldfinger, and Andrew Geller, among others. They spoke of scale, materials, solids and voids, and color. They spoke of reverence for the land, the views, and of the space between one another.

Sadly, most of these homes have disappeared: erased wholesale by rapacious developers, hidden behind gates and hedges, or made unrecognizable by thoughtless renovations. Any meaningful conversation has now become impossible. Instead, the new behemoths on the block spend more time yelling than conversing, bullying their smaller, aging neighbors and turning a deaf ear to pleas for restraint.

Quiet conversations still exist in a few choice small pockets, however, such as Jobs Lane in Bridgehampton, where a clutch of revelatory modernist homes stands firm among the reeds of Mecox Bay. In this dreamy spot, I imagine Norman Jaffe, Ulrich Franzen, Peter Blake, and Horace Gifford having wonderful daily chats as the swans glide past and cocktails and canapés are served, all in the shimmer of a glorious sunset. —Preston T. Phillips

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I GOT MY FIRST TASTE OF THE HAMPTONS DESIGN scene in 1988, when I was invited to participate in the prestigious Rogers Memorial Library Decorator Show House in Southampton.

That year, the event took place at Keewaydin, a magnificent shingled 1890s mansion on Halsey Neck Lane. English country decorating ruled the day, and one of its masters, the legendary Mark Hampton, did the baronial foyer.

One Saturday before the show opened, I watched in amazement as, shirtsleeves rolled up, he hung artworks salon-style along the staircase. The walls had been sheathed in a dazzling new pale yellow finish by the venerable painting firm Simonson & Baric.

At the time, it was revelatory; today, it’s a ubiquitous look commonly known as stucco Veneziano. Whenever he drove a nail into the surface, I cringed. At one point, he caught me spying on him, and I promptly scurried to the back of the house, where I was doing a small room in the Swedish Gustavian style.

Today, a more modern palette holds sway on the East End, although no single type of decorating will ever define the Hamptons. Its architectural styles are too varied and compelling, as are its residents.

Internationally respected architects have descended on our shores to display their worldview, and equally well known art collectors have arrived, along with their cutting-edge aesthetics. My own shingled Southampton cottage has barely changed and still continues to please me, but I’m also exhibiting design and art pieces a few blocks away at my gallery in a converted 1890s power plant. The times change, and so do people with them, but some things, like good decorating and good taste, remain the same. —Jeff Lincoln

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The vast majority of HC&G readers love to shop, and there’s no better startingoff point than “Summer Stock,” chock-full each issue with must-have accessories and accoutrements for the home.

Although individual tastes vary greatly, these market pages are dedicated both to supporting local vendors and providing something for everyone.

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“ . . . and time just seems to slow down a bit.”

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“Ceviche made with local fish and herbs from my garden.”

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“What could be more perfect than tennis?

There’s nothing better than the combo of a short flirty skirt and practice with a handsome tennis pro!”

S R E T “Style Setters,” HC&G’s popular back page for many years, chronicled the comings and goings of the design, fashion, and art worlds and provided readers with an opportunity to live vicariously. Soon after it debuted, it quickly became apparent that everyone who spends time in the Hamptons typically wants to do one thing: relax and have fun!

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HC&G’s long-standing column “Made in the Hamptons” has been profiling artisans and makers ranging from scrimshaw experts and fashion designers to bookbinders and weavers. Who said everyone in the Hamptons is cut from the same cloth? The patchwork quilt of Hamptons talent couldn’t be more evocative and thrilling.

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FOR THE PAST 20 YEARS, HC&G HAS BEEN CHRONICLING all things green for an audience of passionate, devoted gardeners. Some things have changed, such as the movement away from the Hamptons holy trinity of boxwood, hydrangea, and ‘New Dawn’ roses to the latest obsession with native meadows. Other things, meanwhile, have remained the same: our good fortune with weather, soil, top-notch suppliers, and talented garden designers and landscape architects, not to mention the fact that gardening is and always will be hard work. Minimalist gardens have lately become the rage, although they are anything but low maintenance.

As HC&G’s editor at large, I have had the great pleasure of visiting our area’s most stunning gardens, many of them among the best in America: from Mrs. William Rayner’s Woody House on Georgica Pond to Leonard and Louise Riggio’s sculpture garden in Bridgehampton to the extraordinary natural landscape at the home of Sandy and Steve Perlbinder in Sagaponack. Additionally, our community is deeply involved with and supportive of local garden tours, rosarian societies, and internationally regarded public gardens such as LongHouse Reserve and the Madoo Conservancy, where I have my day job as executive director.

How will Hamptons gardens evolve in the years to come?

Gardens have been a part of home life since the first Colonists arrived on the East End (just take a spin through the early-18th-century dooryard garden at Mulford Farm for proof), and the pandemic has led to a revived interest in our agrarian DNA. Climate change, challenges to species health, and reduced resources have led many gardeners to work their land organically. The upside of the effort: saving our ponds, bays, and groundwater, protecting animal species and the natural food chain, and ultimately saving the planet. As the saying goes, the future is ours. —Alejandro Saralegui

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There’s nothing more wonderful than spending an afternoon splendor-ing in the grass, but proper seating pieces and other accessories are ultimately in order, from chaise longues to patio umbrellas. HC&G has filled its pages with these items in abundance, so all you need to do is grab that book and a cold drink.

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Since its inception, HC&G has been deeply involved in designer showhouses, giving readers a firsthand idea of how decorating gets done. What’s more, proceeds from these showhouses have benefited such organizations as Stony Brook Southampton Hospital and the Breast Cancer Research Foundation, proving that good design can benefit a good cause.

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Fashion designers, fashion icons, and simply the fashionably great: People with terrific style have gravitated toward the Hamptons for decades—and quite likely live in a house right next door to you. HC&G has been fortunate enough to publish stories on these industry players, all of whom have not just exquisite taste, but also a certain sense of place shared by all.

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“Absolutely,” I lied.

Baroness Sheri In the early years, I toured the Long Island wine region de Borchgrave with experts such as Jean-Luc Le Dû, then head sommelier at Daniel; Julian Niccolini, co-owner of the Four Seasons restaurant; and Virginia Philip, a Master Sommelier. To put it diplomatically, they were all a little underwhelmed by the East End’s prospects as a winemaking juggernaut. But two decades later, an area once dominated by Chardonnay and Merlot is now producing a rich bounty of international varietals, including Cabernet Franc, Sauvignon Blanc, Albariño, and others. The Hamptons, as everyone knows, are also awash in rosé. And winemakers from California, Australia, and France have arrived, seduced by the terroir. In recent years, several area wines have broken the 90-point ceiling and are now recognized as world-class.

The late Hollywood producer Michael Lynne, who founded Bedell Cellars in Cutchogue, put it best in an interview I did with him in 2006. “It’s not enough just to promote one’s own wines,” he said. “Wines are only recognized in the context of their region.” —Baroness Sheri de Borchgrave

OPPOSITE: SIMS AND BASSO: PETER MURDOCK; NIVELAIS AND SANTIAGO: TRIA GIOVAN; LAUDER: DOUG YOUNG; PERRY: MARTIN SOBEY; WILKERSON: MARILI FORASTIERI; STUART: RICK LEW; THOMAS FAMILY: JASON PENNEY. THIS PAGE: DE BORCHGRAVE: ERIC STRIFFLER.

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Channing Daughters Tocai Friulano The late sommelier Jean-Luc Le Dû deemed this aromatic white his favorite local wine.

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Bedell Cellars Musée This Bordeaux blend debuted at a lofty $65, with a stunning bottle featuring a serigraph by artist Chuck Close.

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Christian Wölffer Cuvée Merlot Wölffer Estate’s flagship red was released in 2009, a year after the death of winery founder Christian Wölffer. Its magnum format allows it to age slowly.

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This summer, on August 4, HC&G will host the 10th edition of the Innovation in Design Awards. After a COVID-induced hiatus, we are back and bigger than ever before, honoring the very best design work in the Hamptons across multiple categories.

The event is always a highlight of the season, but also a celebration of the staggering talent to be found on the East End. Perhaps no other event recognizes the local community of design professionals more.

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Deborah Berke, 2016 Interior Design winner, 2018

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Harry Bates, 2018 Madeline Weinrib, 2014

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“ARTISTS BRING WITH THEM A CHARGE OF PSYCHIC energy that can be got from no other source,” critic John Russell wrote in The New York Times in 1976, describing the community of creatives living on the East End and affiliated with Guild Hall, where I am executive director. Pioneers, innovators, disruptors, activists, rabble-rousers: Artists in any region signal evolution and revolution. I lived in Houston, Texas, for 15 years (the most lawless place for artists to realize visionary projects) before arriving in the Hamptons in 2011 (the most regulated place for artists to realize visionary projects) as a curator of special projects at the Parrish Art Museum. With lessons learned from Texas, I follow the edict “Let artists lead the way,” allowing them to break as many rules as possible within the framework of the institution. I’m continually inspired by legendary local Andrea Grover events: Allan Kaprow’s “Happenings” in the Hamptons during summer 1966, when he activated the public dump with gallons of soap bubbles and landed a parachuter on the oceanfront; George Plimpton’s 1970s fireworks displays at Boy’s Harbor (an amateur explosives expert, Plimpton was named Fireworks Commissioner of New York City

by Mayor John Lindsay); and Bill King’s cheekily handing out bologna to patrons at Guild Hall in the 1980s to indicate just what he thought of a forthcoming art lecture. These artistic disruptions are in full force today, with projects like Tucker Marder’s Folly Tree Arboretum in Springs and Jeremy Dennis’s Ma’s House & BIPOC Artist Studio. The “charge of psychic energy” is continually renewed. —Andrea Grover

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ARTISTS, CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: PETER MURDOCK; TRIA GIOVAN; PETER MURDOCK; TRIA GIOVAN; MARILI FORASTIERI (2); DOUG YOUNG; TRIA GIOVAN. GROVER: PATRICK MCMULLAN/PMC.

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If anyone loves a good party, it’s people who live in the Hamptons. Just as their houses are remarkable for their stunning design, their parties linger on the memory long after the last hurricane candle has been extinguished.

Lobster bakes, beach barbecues, Caribbeaninspired luncheons, benefit dinners, pool parties, and yes, even a Peruvian pachamanca festival—HC&G has captured all the fun, the food, and the festive decor.

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Antique Quilt: Stars and Moons. Ca. 1875.

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