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Next, imagine a dramatic cliff with a staircase down to a private shoreline stretching 1,000 feet along one of the most pristine soft, sandy beaches. Then, picture a compound anchored by a 6,000 +/- square foot Stanford White designed summer cottage with classic wrap around porch from where you can watch ships come and go past an iconic lighthouse. Dream of the beautiful pool that lies just out of sight down a winding path past flowering gardens under a canopy of shady trees. Conjure up an expansive pond, beautiful orchards, indigenous wildlife and miles of walking trails to enjoy it all. No, not the promo for some exotic vacation destination (or maybe it is). And not the location for the next Pirate movie (but it could be). Nor is it the secluded haunt of some mysterious mega-mogul (at least not currently). What is it exactly? Simply put, it is the most beautiful and compelling oceanfront property now available for sale in the Hamptons today. Cavett’s Cove is located on the easternmost end of an enclave of seven homes designed by McKim, Mead & White and sited by Frederick Law Olmsted in the early 1880’s that became part of the Montauk Association. This cluster of homes for wealthy New Yorkers later became known as the “Seven Sisters.” This 20-acre estate, owned for some 40 years by legendary talk show host Dick Cavett, is home to an historic three-story residence with a finished lower level that was painstakingly rebuilt to mirror the original structure but with today’s amenities after a tragic fire destroyed it in the late 1990’s. Bordered to the east by nearly 200 acres of oceanside parkland along 2,200 ft of coastline, the estate offers a rare combination of history, natural beauty, privacy and a remarkable house from which to savor it all. Cavett’s Cove, although secluded, is just minutes away from restaurants, private airport, marinas, renowned golf courses and everything else that makes the very eastern tip of Long Island a world-class destination.

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CHAPTER 1 YOUR HAMPTONS DREAM HOME

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

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CHAPTER 2 BUILT TO PERFECTION

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

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CHAPTER 3 FANTASY KITCHENS AND BATHS

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CHAPTER 4 THE GREAT OUTDOORS

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

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

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CHAPTER 6 SHOPPING IN STYLE

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

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ON THE COVER

FROM “FUN IN THE SUN,” JULY 15, 2019.

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THE LIST

The ultimate guide to resources in the Hamptons, including design professionals featured in the pages of HC&G in 2019. Plus, HC&G’s 2019 Innovation in Design Awards winners and finalists and Innovator Award recipients from 2011 to 2019.

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INDEX OF ADVERTISERS

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GUIDING FORCE THE PROCESS OF PREPARING AND PUBLISHING THE HAMPTONS

Design Guide begins well before summer, when we start compiling “The List” (page 123), a handy reference to all the design professionals featured in the pages of HC&G during the previous year, as well as reporting from interviews with top architects, designers, and builders about the ins and outs of all things home-related on the East End. Buying a house? Make sure it’s what you really want, and not something that might be considered “a deal.” Building from scratch? Splurge on new technology in order to make your home as energy efficient as possible. Planning a garden?

Make sure you are up to speed on the advantages of “beneficial organisms” and “drainage wicks.”

And if you are looking for the perfect summer-weight duvet, simply turn to our “Ultimate Shopping Guide” (page 121) for the names and locations of our area’s finest home accessories shops. These tips and handy hints are just a few of the dozens of helpful tidbits to be found within the pages of the guide.

So, whether you are beginning the process of working on plans with an architect or searching for the perfect hurricane candleholders, grab this guide, tuck it into your bag, and take it with you. We hope you find the information in its pages as useful and inspiring as we did while we were putting it all together. Enjoy!

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Kendell Cronstrom Editorial Director kcronstrom@candg.com

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Design Guide in 2018, it’s that copies of it are snapped up in a flash! In past years, we even staggered their distribution, with half coming out in early May and the other half in the first week of July, to ensure that as many readers as possible could get an issue. The long-term intent of the guide is for people to hold on to it—perhaps anticipating a kitchen redo, or a new home design.

But this year, as we all know, is different. On the advice of many Hamptons businesses that suggested we hold the issue until sheltering in place guidelines began to lift, we have done just that.

So, here it is! And in high demand. With the record number of sales and rentals on the East End this season, there are lots of newcomers who want the scoop on everything related to the world of designing and building homes.

Not only is the guide a compendium of the design professionals in our area who want to work with you, as well as up-to-the-minute editorial content, but it also features “The List” (page 123), made up of all the architects, interior and garden designers, and builders whose projects have been showcased in HC&G during the past year. The integrity of this list is important: It is objective and cannot be bought, as it originates solely from the projects featured in HC&G and the design professionals who created them.

We hope that you find this guide useful as you make your home as fabulous as you want it to be, and if you are a design professional, that you have all the satisfaction of a job well done.

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RENTING YOUR HOME? OUR PANEL OF

EXPERTS Matt Breitenbach Compass Paul Brennan Douglas Elliman Real Estate Averitt Buttry The Corcoran Group Ann Ciardullo Sotheby’s International Realty Gioia DiPaolo Douglas Elliman Real Estate Harald Grant Sotheby’s International Realty Sam Kelly Bespoke Real Estate

“If you’re thinking about renovating your home for rental income, make sure you provide a bathroom for every bedroom, so guests don’t need to share.” —Harald Grant

“Remove personal items like picture frames, memorabilia, and dog beds. And put away kitchen appliances like blenders and toaster ovens.

Let the renter open the door to a clean slate.” —Ann Ciardullo

“Heavy furniture and overly decorated spaces are a no-go. Renters want fresh, clean, modern interiors.”

—Matt Breitenbach

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“Larger capital improvements— exterior painting, landscaping, and hardscaping—always enhance a home’s appearance. Curb appeal is important, even in the winter, when renters are often looking at houses for the summer.” —Averitt Buttry

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TRIA GIOVAN (JUNE 2019)

“A property can be considered a deal if it’s priced below market.

But if it’s not what you truly want, then it isn’t really a deal.”

—Gioia DiPaolo

“Keep informed about the market and current trends, and lean on your broker for advice.” —Matt Breitenbach

“Look at comparable sales in the area.

You can expect to pay around what other properties have gone for.”

—Harald Grant

“If you’re about to lose a home because of its price, consider whether you are willing to wait for a similar house to come on the market. That might change your perception of its value.” —Averitt Buttry

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THINGS EVERY HOUSE HUNTER SHOULD KEEP IN MIND “If a house has sat on the market for a long time, don’t assume that it will go for a lowball offer. The sellers often have a number in their head and won’t entertain anything below that.” —Averitt Buttry

—Gioia DiPaolo

“Build a relationship with your broker.

This bond will add value to the overall experience, and likely pay off again in the future.” —Matt Breitenbach

“Stay loyal to your broker. He or she does a lot of work behind the scenes, all on your behalf.”

—Ann Ciardullo

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“Be respectful of the itinerary your broker has created for a day of looking at properties.

It typically involves lots of coordination with other agents and homeowners.”

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“Upon entering a thirdfloor bedroom in a large Bridgehampton Victorian, I saw a leg sticking out from under the bed. It was a mannequin in period dress—with a very dead look on his face.”

—Paul Brennan

“I went to prepare a property for a showing, and there were some people living in the house.

I called the owner, who said he didn’t know them, so I called the police. The people tried to leave, but I parked my car behind theirs so they couldn’t get out.” —Harald Grant

SCOTT FRANCES (AUGUST 15, 2019)

“Some houses with garages have been rented out simply for the purpose of protecting a prized car— no tenants required!” —Averitt Buttry “I rented a small three-bedroom house in Sag Harbor to a bigname actor, and when we showed up to take a look, one of the rooms had bunkbeds and toys everywhere, a far cry from what was pictured online. I had to get everything removed and ended up buying the client a new bed on Memorial Day weekend!”

—Matt Breitenbach

“I was showing a house once and was shocked to see that the homeowners had left their sex toys out.” —Gioia DiPaolo

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“More square footage devoted to entertaining areas, and smaller master bedrooms.”

—Matt Breitenbach

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“‘Open concept’ bathroom spaces with step-in, wall-less showers. It’s a new Hamptons mainstay.”

—Sam Kelly

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“Outdoor living spaces equipped with fireplaces, pools, furnished sitting areas, televisions, bathrooms, and kitchens.” —Ann Ciardullo

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“Homes that are scaled back and move-in ready.

Clients aren’t interested in a 15,000-square-foot home on four acres—it’s too much work.”

—Harald Grant

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“Advanced firesuppression systems to protect art collections.”

—Gioia DiPaolo

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Now that you’ve settled on the perfect location, it’s time to come up with a game plan. Sensitive reno, or new build?

Open and airy, or demure and cozy?

Our expert architects have plenty of ideas and suggestions for every possible scenario

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FEATURING: Audio Command Systems Austin Patterson Disston Architecture & Design Harrison Design Hobbs, Inc. James Merrell Architects Mojo Stumer Associates NanaWall Pamela Glazer Architect Peter DeWitt Architects Shope Reno Wharton Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects Witty & Gazda Yankee Barn Homes

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WHAT TYPE OF HOME HAS THE MOST STAYING POWER? EXPERTS

Bill Beeton Architect, Beeton & Company Erica Broberg Smith Erica Broberg Smith Architect Michael Lomont Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects Lee F. Mindel Architect, SheltonMindel Stuart Narofsky Narofsky Architecture

“A home that’s been thoughtfully and practically designed, utilizing beautiful materials, incorporating highly considered details, and embracing a strong indoor/outdoor relationship.”

—Michael Lomont

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“One with rigor, honesty, and the ability to transcend enclosure to become an art form.” —Lee F. Mindel “A classic cottage with purposeful asymmetries, which lend charm and warmth through scale and detail.”

—Bill Beeton

“One that’s unique to its site and client and sensitive to the environment. On the East End, vernacular design is timeless.” —Stuart Narofsky

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HOW DOES STYLE IMPACT RETURN ON INVESTMENT? “It’s important to think about customization. The more personal and specific a home design is, the less universal appeal it might have.”

—Stuart Narofsky

TOP: PETER MURDOCK (AUGUST 15, 2010); BOTTOM: FRANCINE FLEISCHER (AUGUST 15, 2019)

“Classic houses with a modern approach to interior finishes will continue to be popular and adapt more easily to changing market conditions.”

—Bill Beeton

“Modern houses often sell for top dollar, but turn over more often than traditional homes.

Sometimes people want to experience living in an ultramodern space, only realizing later that it doesn’t offer the warmth and comfort of more traditional architecture.”

—Erica Broberg Smith

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WHY SAVE AND RENOVATE AN EXISTING STRUCTURE? “Existing historic homes have a gravitas that is hard to re-create.”

—Lee F. Mindel

—Erica Broberg Smith

“When clients buy and redevelop an existing home, they have a chance to experience the site and discover which attributes are most important to them.”

—Michael Lomont “With a renovation, much of the infrastructure and site work can be maintained, which ends up being a cost- and time-saver. And clients can often visualize the potential of a preexisting home better than a new build.” —Stuart Narofsky

TRIA GIOVAN (AUGUST 15, 2019)

“The speed at which a house can be updated and made ready is the biggest plus, although sometimes rotten joists or cracked foundation walls can get in the way of staying on schedule.

But renovation is generally a much more eco-conscious way to approach the consideration of a new home.” —Bill Beeton

“The Hamptons is still all about location, location, location, but there’s not a lot of undeveloped land left.

So, buy in a location where you want to be, and retrofit an existing house to make it your own.”

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“Houses that look as if they have always been there and have a lot of character to them, even if they are brand new.”

—Bill Beeton

WHY BUILD ANEW? “New construction is just plain fun, from the initial sketches to the housewarming party.”

—Bill Beeton

“The electrical, insulation, heating and cooling, and overall construction of today’s homes is much more efficient than it was 20 years ago.” —Erica Broberg Smith

“Starting a project without constraints or preconceived notions allows you to capitalize on what’s great about a site.”

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—Michael Lomont

“People’s lifestyles have changed, and old residences are often anachronistic.

Today’s technology works better in new builds.”

—Lee F. Mindel

“There are fewer compromises toward achieving the desired final design.”

—Stuart Narofsky

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“More quality family time, which means vacation homes with a multigenerational aspect. The challenge is to design homes that function just as well for a couple as they do for lots of people all at once.”

—Michael Lomont

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“To overhaul an existing house. We do a lot of teardowns and rebuilds, but sometimes it can make sense to stay where you are and completely renovate.”

—Erica Broberg Smith

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“More multi-glide exterior glass doors, the type that allow you to link the inside with the outside.”

—Stuart Narofsky

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“The latest HVAC, electrical, and plumbing advances.” —Bill Beeton

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AUDIO COMMAND SYSTEMS

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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. ACS makes your experience more enjoyable and easier to manage. Their dedicated AfterCare team works tirelessly to ensure your home technology will always exceed your expectations.

You know ACS as the leader for more than 44 years, delivering exceptional whole-home integrated solutions, including distributed audio and video, home theater, lighting control, and motorized shades solutions. ACS strives to educate clients about the latest in emerging technology and integrate those systems into your home.

Their latest innovations include: home networks, home wellness, energy integration, integrated systems, and outdoor audio and lighting. ACS deployed networks are fast, uninterrupted, and secure for the increased workloads that we are bringing home, streaming entertainment, and commerce that we all engage in online. They regulate the environment in your home, purifying air and water, and providing dynamic lighting designed to harmonize with your body’s natural rhythms. ACS ensures your home receives unmatched energy security even during severe weather events while providing clean energy at all times. They have custom-designed systems that provide one-touch control of your home technology or no-touch control using secure voice assistance. ACS brings your in-house distributed music system seamlessly to outdoor spaces, transforming them into elegant, livable square footage. Adding landscape lighting to your home is an investment in pleasure, safety, and curb appeal.

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AUSTIN PATTERSON DISSTON ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN

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PD Architecture & Design is a full-service, awardwinning architecture, design and planning firm with offices in Quogue, New York and Southport, Connecticut. Founded in 1982 by partners David Austin, aia and McKee Patterson, aia, the firm is overseen by partner Stuart 22 includes three registered Disston, aia, leed ga. The staff of 20 architects, two leed accredited and 14 architects/designers.

The firm’s work is largely focused on bespoke projects, residential, hospitality and private clubs in a broad spectrum of styles and types: renovations, restorations, additions, apartments and new residences. Their design approach respects the integrity of both the built and natural contexts that make every building site unique. The partnership brings to each project a thorough knowledge and understanding of architectural precedent and fresh design solutions that are appropriate to a project’s context and responsive to the clients’ needs and aspirations.

“I would not say that the firm has a particular style,” Disston explains. “I can tell you what others have said: our work has an intimate scale, that even our larger residences do not seem imposing and that our interiors work together and are well tailored in their material detail.” xx 40

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arrison Design specializes in high-end residential architecture and landscape architecture for clients in the Hamptons and the North Shore. The firm’s body of work represents the full spectrum of scale and style, including classic American shingle, transitional and modern.

With architecture and landscape architecture expertise, the studio is able to collaborate closely to design a holistic environment—the architecture within a beautifully designed landscape.

Residences by Harrison Design have been featured in leading home design magazines, including NYC&G, Architectural Digest, Architect, Veranda, Galerie, Traditional Home, and more.

Founded in 1991, Harrison Design has seven locations in the U.S. and designs homes across the country and internationally. The New York office is led by principal architect, Christopher Stoddard with Joseph Piscitelli, director of landscape architecture.

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The light-filled living room, dining area and kitchen impart a geometric sense of volume (this page). The home’s architecture respects the simple barn aesthetic (opposite top).

A herringbone slate floor and sliding barn door add character to a mudroom (opposite bottom).

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HOBBS, INC.

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or three generations and more than 65 years, Hobbs, Inc. has been building distinctive custom homes. The Hobbs, Inc. portfolio includes projects located in the Hamptons, New York City, New Jersey, Westchester County and Connecticut. Hobbs, Inc. works with renowned architects and discerning homeowners in the Tri-State region and beyond.

Their employees constitute the most professional collection of talent in the high-end residential construction business.

Hobbs, Inc. is a treasure trove of combined knowledge, dedicated to continuous improvement and continuing education. With an exacting focus, their experts operate on the leading edge of fine home building technology. They are available to clients in all matters of home building, from site feasibility to initial budget projections through complete execution of construction. They are 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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JAMES MERRELL ARCHITECTS

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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.

Since its founding 40 years ago, the firm has worked on a variety of different building types from residential to commercial. For each of these building types, they provide their clients with comprehensive master planning, architecture and total interior design, 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 their budgets while still searching for the right solution to create an exciting environment has been instrumental in the firm’s success.

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anaWall opening glass wall systems introduces a new level of lifestyle excellence. More than just living in your home, they invite you to experience it—without conventional limitations.

Imagine the possibilities of an expanded sense of space that a NanaWall system affords, while providing unobstructed views and protection from the elements when it is closed.

Their opening glass walls transcend the notion of mere glass and hardware. Every system embodies the NanaWall DNA of performance, aesthetics, and flexibility. They offer four distinct opening glass wall system families that are custom built to your specification—solving the most complex design challenges while inspiring new design ideas.

Choices are available with aluminum, solid wood, or solid wood aluminum clad finishes to match your architectural style.

At NanaWall, they believe that performance matters. Their opening glass walls are highly energy efficient—their designs keep the cold on the outside while maintaining warmth inside—even right up against the glass and frames. Their specialized seals and panel design provide superior humidity and moisture control while their sills resist winddriven water from entering the home. The secure tamper-resistant locks engage with the turn of a handle, creating a secure multipoint connection and their one-handed operation quickly opens the panels.

Every American-made and German-engineered NanaWall system is backed by rigorous testing and high-grade materials. Visit their Long Island City showroom and experience a NanaWall for yourself.

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PAMELA GLAZER ARCHITECT

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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 a focus on eco designs. Her innovative approach to architecture combines elements of both modern and traditional design, with a unique ability to integrate sustainability into her plans.

Inspired by the beauty of the Hamptons, she carefully considers the site’s light and views, looking to situate a building to take advantage of nature’s assets. Without a need to proclaim a signature style, Glazer is free to incorporate the requests and tastes of her clients into the final plan. 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.

A member of Long Island Green, Glazer is leed-certified and often repurposes materials to stunning effect. Clients call her a creative visionary, but Glazer says she is just looking to “make some magic happen.”

The firm has designed both residences and commercial spaces, all of which provide dynamic designs that offer a better way of life. Her scope of work includes: custom homes, restaurants, offices, retail space, schools, libraries and hospitality.

Glazer’s projects have been featured in The New York Times, Hamptons Magazine, Beach, Curbed Hamptons, Dan’s Papers, and The East Hampton Star, among others.

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eter DeWitt Architects has completed several custom homes in the Hamptons and each reflects the lifestyle and individual needs of its owners. Clients’ program and style preference generate the plan and look of the house as its form evolves to accommodate site, zoning and local regulatory oversight.

A design vocabulary based on the domestic vernacular of the East End eschews overwrought forms and ornament. Restrained rooflines rise to prominent gables that assert presence and dip to low eaves that scale the home to its surroundings. Contract drawings describe a buildable and efficient design of authentic materials, good proportions and quality detailing, while the architect’s active role during construction ensures that the finished home conforms to design intent.

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SHOPE RENO WHARTON

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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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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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or 50 years, Yankee Barn Homes has been designing and prefabricating custom post and beam homes built with the finest materials for durability, weather protection and energy conservation. No two Yankee Barn homes are exactly alike, as each starts with the vision of the homeowner. Their trademarked True Panel™ system provides greater R-values than traditional stick frame construction and allows for complete design flexibility.

While many clients come to them for the beautiful post and beam look, Yankee Barn Homes offers hybrid options as well as no post and beam at all. In contrast to traditional building methods, their versatile panel construction allows open volumes of space and infinite room configurations.

They have shipped their home shell packages out across the U.S. and even to Canada. Their insulated shells are typically raised and enclosed in two weeks or less, leading to less on-site waste of time and materials. Learn more about their construction methods and view sample floor plans on their website and be sure to follow them on social media to stay up-to-date on their latest projects.

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It’s not so easy to cook up a top-notch kitchen or bath, but thankfully the Hamptons is chock-full of pros who can make your wildest dreams come true. All you have to do is sit back and enjoy

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WHAT’S HOT:

MATERIALS “White marble countertops with black, gray, or eggplant-colored veining.”

—Brett Beldock

“Large-format solidsurface backsplashes and countertops, which eliminate seams.”

—Barbara Feldman

“Exotic veneers, like eucalyptus and paldao, for cabinetry or a complementary wall.” —Karen Williams

“A carved-out sink in the same material as the countertop, like a veiny marble, adds depth and richness.” —Alyssa Kapito

“Minimalist islands that look like a solid block can have a sculptural effect.” —Blaze Makoid

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EXPERTS Brett Beldock Product designer, Brett Design

John Bjørnen Decorator, Bjørnen Design Barbara Feldman Decorator, Barbara Feldman Interiors Alyssa Kapito Decorator, Alyssa Kapito Interiors Jennifer Mabley Decorator, Mabley Handler Blaze Makoid Blaze Makoid Architecture Karen Williams Creative director/principal, St. Charles New York, kitchen design

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“People are returning to wood instead of paint and lacquer.

They want to warm up their kitchens and make them feel homier.”

—John Bjørnen

WHAT’S HOT:

LIGHTING “LEDs along cabinet toe-kicks define the space.” —Barbara Feldman

“Elegant fixtures can act like jewelry for the kitchen. People are starting to step away from industrial pendants.”

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—Jennifer Mabley

“In-drawer lighting allows you to see pots and pans.”

—Karen Williams

“Fixtures with smoked or mirrored glass help diffuse harsh light.”—John Bjørnen

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“Natural or cerused wood drawer fronts can add dimension and scale to allwhite cabinetry.”

—Jennifer Mabley

WHAT’S HOT:

APPLIANCES

“Gaggenau’s black glass induction cooktop is more versatile and safer when cooking, not to mention easier to clean.” —Blaze Makoid

“Colored ranges, like La Cornue’s blue enamel design.” —Jennifer Mabley

“Steam ovens help food retain moisture, vitamins, and minerals better than conventional ovens.”

—Barbara Feldman “Sub-Zero/Wolf’s Cove dishwasher for the kitchen and Fisher & Paykel’s dishwasher drawers for bar areas or media rooms.” —John Bjørnen

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“Push-latch cabinets, which don’t have knobs at all, give the appearance of a solid wall.” —Brett Beldock “Bars and pulls in solid or unlacquered brass and polished or burnished nickel.”

—Alyssa Kapito

“A carved recess pull in the cabinet front.” —Blaze Makoid

“Oversize bars in polished nickel or brushed brass bring white cabinetry to life.”

—Jennifer Mabley

“Aged or old-world patinas, like brass or dark pewter, can dress up a cabinet door or drawer.”

—John Bjørnen

IS THE “TRIANGLE RULE” STILL RELEVANT? The jury is still out on whether the famed triangle rule—the notion that the distance between the sink, oven, and fridge should approximate an equilateral triangle—applies to today’s kitchens.

“Think about how you move around your kitchen,” says Jennifer Mabley. “There’s a reason why the formula works! Although ultimately you should ask yourself how you need the kitchen to

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“Walk-in pantries with beautiful backsplashes.”

—John Bjørnen

“A prep sink in the island and a trash drawer with a grommet.” —Barbara Feldman “Kitchens that double as informal family rooms with multiple seating areas.”

—Blaze Makoid

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“Materials that are durable and easy to clean.”

—Jennifer Mabley

“Natural stone, since even synthetic materials aren’t always ideal.”

—Alyssa Kapito

function in order to be happy in it.” Indeed, as kitchens grow in scale, both to accommodate new amenities and congregating family members and party guests, “it’s not certain whether the strategy still holds up,” comments Blaze Makoid. “The kitchen,” Barbara Feldman adds, “is an integrated group of work centers.

While you still want to focus on the sink, oven, and fridge, you also need to consider pantries and food prep areas, too.”

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HOW TO MAKE A POWERFUL STATEMENT IN A POWDER ROOM “Create an accent on the sink wall with floor-to-ceiling tiles in a custom color or design.” —John Bjørnen

“Put up a mural, such as a mountain scene, so that you feel like you’re in nature.”

—Brett Beldock

“Install sinks made of natural stone.”

—Barbara Feldman

“Lacquer the walls, incorporate wood paneling, or wallpaper the ceiling.”

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—Alyssa Kapito

HOW CAN YOU MAKE A BATHROOM STAND THE TEST OF TIME? “Mosaic tile is giving way to large-format porcelain that resembles marble. It’s pattern matched, so the veining lines up, creating a more peaceful look.” —Jennifer Mabley

“Make sure materials and millwork speak to the architecture of the house.”

—John Bjørnen

“Avoid tile with an aggressive design, since it can quickly feel dated. Use natural stone, glass, or wood instead.”

—Blaze Makoid

“Keep things uniform. Use the same marble on the countertops, cabinet fronts, and walls.”

—Brett Beldock

“Clean lines, always, for a spa-like feeling.” —Alyssa Kapito

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“Designated dry and wet spaces and glassenclosed shower and bathtub areas.”

—John Bjørnen

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“Bidets, towel warmers, and pullout magnifying mirrors.”

—Barbara Feldman

“A seamless relationship between the master bedroom, closet, and bath.”

—Blaze Makoid

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“Wallpaper. Phillip Jeffries makes an incredible vinyl wallpaper that looks just like the company’s grasscloths.”

—Jennifer Mabley

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“Brass-framed shower doors, a beautiful detail that can really elevate the bathroom.” —Alyssa Kapito

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BAKES & KROPP

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hen it comes to ‘the art of fine cabinetry’, Bakes and Kropp have established themselves as the primary source for ultra-luxury kitchens. Decades of experience in high-end homes makes them a true staple in the luxury home renovation industry, and a go-to for high quality true custom cabinetry incorporating functional design, thoughtful balance and exceptional beauty.

Bakes and Kropp continues to build a legacy of fine design and craftsmanship in the country’s most beautiful homes, many of which are located in the Hamptons. Their furniture quality cabinetry is crafted in the USA in their own Michigan mill and workshop.

Co-founders and longtime collaborators, Robert Bakes and Paul Kropp bring together decades of experience. Paul says, “Bringing the strong design and craftsmanship aspects together into one company has provided a powerful synergy of product, service and design.” The company has forged ahead, expanding multiple locations out from the original showroom in Sag Harbor, New York, adding a flagship showroom in Manhattan in the New York Design Center, and another location in Cold Spring Harbor, New York.

While the company’s hallmark is its custom kitchens, their cabinets often pour into other areas of the home, including master baths, libraries, pantries, closets, and bars. Both classic and contemporary styles are available in their portfolio, as are an array of BK signature and custom finishes.

Bakes and Kropp has developed a reputation for exceptional design, product and service. “We never stop looking for ways to improve,” says Bob. “Every project gives us the opportunity to illustrate our ability to produce creative designs, build the finest cabinetry, and to bring our clients the “Bakes and Kropp experience.”

Visit their website to take a closer look at luxury.

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riven by innovation and characterized by sophisticated, elegant design, the familyowned and German-based Liebherr brings the best of European cooling to the Americas. With refrigeration solutions ranging from personalized semi-built-in appliances and flexible undercounter refrigeration, to wine cabinets and towers that satisfy your thirst for fresh ideas, Liebherr uses its more than 60 years of expertise to offer the ultimate in quality, design and innovation. Visit their website to learn more about Liebherr’s full line of products.

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Liebherr’s 84� Monolith Refrigerator and Freezer Columns provide superior energy efficient and foodsaving advancements such as BioFresh-Plus, PowerCooling and Wi-Fi connectivity.

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Black thumb? No worries. There’s a reason the East End has some of the most beautiful private and public gardens and outdoor spaces in the world. Let our experts guide you to achieving the alfresco oases you’ve always desired

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POINTERS FOR BEGINNING GARDENERS “Start off with a veggie garden, as it’s a great way for beginners to learn, and don’t be afraid to experiment and seek advice.”

“Consider all factors: sun, shade, wind, soil, and moisture.” —Roxine Brown

EXPERTS “Be patient. It OUR PANEL OF

Roxine Brown Landscape designer, Harmonia Inc.

West Chin Architect, West Chin Architects & Interior Designers Michael Derrig Landscape architect, Landscape Details Quincy Hammond Quincy Hammond Landscape Architecture Gideon Mendelson Decorator, Mendelson Group Inc.

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“Visit other gardens for inspiration and ideas.”—Michael Derrig “Keep a garden simple, sustainable, and free of heavy-duty maintenance requirements.” —Roxine Brown

LEFT: JASON PENNEY (AUGUST 15, 2011); RIGHT: COURTESY OF VIRGINIA NEWMAN (JUNE 2019)

—Michael Derrig

WHAT ELSE SHOULD PEOPLE BE THINKING ABOUT IN THEIR GARDENS OR PATIOS AND TERRACES? “A pool house can be a lovely outdoor focal point. The most popular ones come with bathrooms, changing stations, and beverage centers.”

—Gideon Mendelson

TOP: FRANCINE FLEISCHER (AUGUST 15, 2019); BOTTOM: TRIA GIOVAN (SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2019)

“Eight-foot-tall wire deer fencing.

Two rows of four-foot- or sixfoot-tall fencing spaced four feet apart will also work.”

—Quincy Hammond

“Water elements, a timeless feature in so many landscapes.

Consider a custom fountain, a dramatic urn overflowing with water at the end of a long axis, or a reflective pond in a contemplative corner.”

—Michael Derrig

“An irrigation system that can accommodate your garden’s watering requirements.”

—Roxine Brown

“Outdoor barstool seating.

People love to engage with their close friends or family while spending time outside.” —West Chin “Fire features, from rustic or casual to truly sculptural pieces that stand on their own as works of art.”

—Michael Derrig

“An outdoor kitchen with a sink for food prep and cleaning. Why make a mess in your indoor kitchen, when you can do it in the great outdoors?”

—West Chin

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THE DIRTY DOZEN: 12 ESSENTIAL GARDEN TERMS Beneficial organisms:

“These pests, fungi, and microorganisms play an important role in the garden, fighting off destructive insects or other pests, pollinating flowers, and helping with soil structure by breaking down organic matter and creating air pockets. Beneficials always need to be considered before applying pesticides or herbicides.”

—Roxine Brown

Boxwood blight:

“A plague hitting our beloved Hamptons boxwood hedges hard. But there are successful new treatments for it, so consult an expert ASAP.” —Quincy Hammond

Drainage wicks:

“Deep, narrow holes filled with gravel, these improve drainage in a garden.”

—Quincy Hammond

Mass planting:

“Planting in large quantities—from at least six to several hundred plants—results in a more cohesive, bolder landscape.”

—Quincy Hammond

Microclimates:

“Areas of slightly differing exposures and temperatures due to existing physical and environmental qualities.” —Roxine Brown

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TRIA GIOVAN (SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2019)

Mulch:

“A thick layer of shredded bark, pine needles, or other organic material scattered on planting beds and around trees. It helps retain moisture in the soil and is an important complement to irrigation systems, ultimately reducing water consumption.”

—Michael Derrig

Overcrowding:

“What happens when you don’t take into consideration the full growth potential of a plant.

Species planted too close together eventually die back or kill each other off.” —Roxine Brown

Pruning:

“Gardens don’t just happen, they are created, so hedging, shaping, and removing dead branches is essential. Pruning not only ensures the achievement of long-term design goals, but also the healthy and correct growth of plants.” —Michael Derrig LAUREN COLEMAN (JULY 1, 2018)

Soil compaction:

“This occurs when soil has been driven or walked on enough to expel air pockets and harden it, ultimately limiting proper drainage and nutrient absorption.” —Roxine Brown

Soil pH:

“A measure of how alkaline or acidic a soil is.

Neutral soil pH ranging between 6.5 and 7.5 is best for most plant materials, because nutrients, especially nitrogen, are freed up to be used by plants at this level.” —Roxine Brown

Successional interest:

“A theory of planting that extends beyond just flowers to the consideration of fall leaf color and winter structure, berries, and seed heads.”

—Quincy Hammond

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“Labyrinths—not to be confused with mazes!”

—Quincy Hammond

“Deer fencing, especially given the growing rate and new varieties of tick-borne diseases.” —Roxine Brown

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“Plants that deer won’t eat, or that at least are less appetizing.”

—Michael Derrig

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“Gardens that are meditative and have a healing aspect to them.”

—Quincy Hammond

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“Privacy screening is on everyone’s list.”

—Roxine Brown

Sustainability:

“Sustainable landscape design is one of the greatest tools we have for reversing the degradation of waterways and critical natural habitat, as well as protecting precious natural resources.”

—Michael Derrig

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BAY GARDENS

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ay Gardens is a family owned and operated nursery and garden center located in East Moriches, just west of the Shinnecock Canal. Bay Gardens services the East End of Long Island offering estate quality trees, shrubs, perennials, and annuals at wholesale prices. The Bay Gardens family has been in the plant and tree business for more than 60 years. They are known for their exceptional prices on screening trees such as Arborvitae, Leyland Cypress, Privet Hedge, and more. Bay Gardens also offers a wide selection of mature trees, native plants, pottery, and more. Bay Gardens also offers high-end landscape design and build services. They invite you to browse their website where you can shop their nursery online as well as view their impressive landscape portfolio or stop in to the nursery at 80 Montauk Hwy in East Moriches.

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CHARLIE & SONS LANDSCAPES

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ounded more than 50 years ago, Charlie & 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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FENELON LANDSCAPES

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stablished in 2005, Fenelon Landscapes is a full-service landscaping company. Their comprehensive services include landscape design, installation and maintenance; lawn and tree care; deer and tick prevention; masonry, irrigation and snow removal. Serving clients from Moriches to Montauk, Fenelon Landscapes pride themselves on providing customized one-on-one service with an unparalleled attention to detail.

Owners Yvonne and Andrew Fenelon personally oversee every job, are available 24/7, and always provide extra care and clear client communication along the way to ensure that they not only meet, but exceed expectations. Every project has a dedicated team to oversee the work. With every project they undertake—whether large or small—Fenelon Landscapes are always mindful of each client’s schedule and budget. Three generations of their family are involved in Fenelon Landscapes; making them a true familyowned and operated enterprise. Andrew’s father Wayne began the landscaping business in the 1980s, and Yvonne’s mother Annette specializes in their garden services. Along with their in-house landscape designer and trusted team of long-term workers, they are committed to bringing together years of knowledge, experience, and skill to help you achieve the landscape of your dreams.

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FIRST COASTAL

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irst Coastal is Eastern Long Island’s premier coastal permitting and coastal construction firm. For more than 40 years, First Coastal has committed itself to maintaining, restoring, protecting and preserving the Hampton’s finest waterfront properties. Their experts in zoning, wetlands, coastal erosion, and resiliency work alongside homeowners, architects and engineers to deliver the maximum compatible 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 preservation and management of waterfront properties. Their highly-experienced field crew works seamlessly with their in-house professionals to execute state-of-the-art projects, including dredging, bulkheads, docks, living shorelines, dunes, beaches, and rock revetments, wetland restoration and native re-vegetation.

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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GROUNDWORKS LANDSCAPING

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roundworks Landscaping is an exceptional landscape design firm that blends a professional background with many years of practical horticultural knowledge. They offer a complete range of services including landscape design, installation and maintenance services. One of the partner’s roots dates to 1939 when the Hren family started their horticultural business in East Hampton, New York.

During the last 18 years, their projects have spanned a range of styles reflecting the Hampton’s unique culture. Groundworks hands-on approach to design and attention to detail help you visualize the unseen potential of your landscapes. Every project is tailored to each client and innovative outdoor spaces are created with your planned usage in mind.

Groundworks mission is to ensure that your landscape comes to life the way you dreamed it. They continually ask questions and listen to your answers to maximize the enjoyment of your environment. With their accredited team of landscape designers and field managers, they progress through the project considering other aspects of the landscape you might not, such as drainage, irrigation and outdoor lighting.

They have a wide network of fellow professionals they work with including architects, experienced builders and skilled craftspeople.

Locally born and raised, the partners have delivered landscape solutions with the best network of people in the industry and the community. Let Groundworks increase your curb appeal making it uniquely your own.

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HARMONIA INC.

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armonia Inc. was founded in 2003 by Roxine Brown out of a profound appreciation for creating landscapes that coexist in perfect harmony, with the natural surroundings that grace each property. Her landscapes are described as romantic, organic, and look as though they have always existed. Designing landscapes is a collaborative process that begins as a blank canvas and evolves into a plan that transforms the total environment. It blends the wondrous colors and textures from live plants and trees with other architectural forms to fit with a property’s indigenous character.

Landscapes and gardens are as individual as each of us. They are personal and beautiful expressions of who we are. Whether a simple field of flowers that extends for as far as the eye can see or the architectural elements they include to create elaborate outdoor living “rooms”, Harmonia’s work is always a reflection of how you’ll want to enjoy your property for years to come.

They are as comfortable working in the intimate setting of a village home, as on an oceanfront estate or woodland property. In any project, they work directly with the client or partner as part of a team to include the architect and builder.

The scope of Harmonia Inc.’s services includes comprehensive design plans, installation and seasonal property maintenance. Their firm’s expertise includes soil assessment and grading, specimen trees, native and ornamental plants, fine stonework, lighting, and irrigation. This full-service approach is offered to ensure the highest level of plant quality, health and long-term growth, and maturity.

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“Landscapes and gardens are as individual as each of us. They are personal and beautiful expressions of who we are.” - Roxine Brown

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JACOB ANTILETY LANDSCAPING

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amily owned and operated for 86 years across four generations, Jacob Antilety Landscaping has established themselves as a staple among the East End landscape community. Owner Mark Antilety believes cultivating a strong working relationship with clients and collaborators is the foundation for any successful project.

A full-service company whose scope of offerings includes landscape design, installation, maintenance, hardscapes and outdoor lighting, they take a holistic approach to achieving a client’s goals. Thoughtful, creative and original, they enjoy finding unique and practical ways to connect you to your outdoor space.

In the ever-changing world of gardening, Jacob Antilety Landscaping consistently provides their clients with stimulating, sustainable landscapes and dynamic problem solving through a horticultural lens. Whether it be rain gardens, ecological restorations or a classic perennial bed, their goal is to maximize the long-term health of the landscape through thoughtful plant selection and complimentary planting practices.

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MICHAEL ERRICO LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PC

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he projects at MELA center around the endless possibilities landscape architecture provides. Guided by the goals of their clients, as well as the spirit and characteristics of a site, MELA’s design skills become the tools for creating art forms. Michael Errico has successfully used this approach since 1996, to create sites that function as outdoor living spaces and read as works of art.

The staff at MELA values the individuality of each client and site. As a result, their design approach and execution of every commissioned project is unique and no two designs are the same. They pride themselves in their ability to follow through with every concept, from broad stroke to the finest detail and are well versed in all aspects of design and construction.

Their best clients value and seek the artistry and beauty of nature and the ability of a landscape to be a vehicle of personal expression. Specializing in high-end residential development, their clients have typically worked with an architect to develop their dream house and now seek a landscape architect to develop the overall setting, the gardens and outdoor living spaces for the residence. Whether a specialty garden or large-scale development, MELA is committed to creating exceptional outdoor landscapes and they look forward to discussing your next project.

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SOIL INC.

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OIL INC. starts with the client’s vision applying their techniques that adhere to the landscapes’ natural topography, highlighting the subtle contours and shades of light. They strive for a design aesthetic that is a combination of structured, architectural, and colorful plantings.

They feel that each garden is an outdoor extension of the home, incorporating each client’s personal style in the creative process. The installation process starts with building a healthy and robust soil base, then applying the design plan and experience. All detail is incorporated when installing a landscape with SOIL, and, when combined with unique design, a beautiful oasis is created.

The personalized landscape and artistic approach create a harmonious atmosphere that is tranquil or vibrant. The final result of each project is a reflection of listening, designing, and creating. SOIL invites you to join the process and “Get Soiled.”

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SUMMERHILL LANDSCAPES

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elebrating 25 years of collaborating with clients and the best talent in the industry – highly-respected landscape architects, builders and designers – Summerhill has a peerless reputation as a firm that builds and maintains successful, enduring gardens that complement and enhance their surrounding sites and architecture. Inspired by the great landscape tradition of his native country, Ireland, Declan Blackmore established Summerhill Landscapes in 1993. The firm’s passion is to build extraordinary gardens and it does so with an ardent sensibility, knowledge, experience and love of the land to create places that stir the soul. Summerhill provides indelible work on the properties it touches.

Summerhill Landscapes provides comprehensive landscape services characterized by long established standards, craft and experience.

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Working alongside renowned landscape architects and top tier industry leaders, their integrated projects are one-of-a-kind, with a focus on retaining the natural beauty of each individual landscape.

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THAYERS OUTDOOR LIVING

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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 complimentary design consultations. Thayer’s 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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The lease is signed and the deed is done: now on to the fun part! Renters and homeowners have no shortage of decorating inspiration, especially with a little help from experts in the field

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HOW CAN CLIENTS AND DESIGNERS HAVE THE BEST RELATIONSHIP POSSIBLE? “My most successful projects have always been those with clients who are communicative.”

—Philip Gorrivan

“A timeline of deliverables helps keep clients updated.”

—Jordan Carlyle

“You need to get to know each other. So many clients and designers start working together without ever meeting.” —Tamara Fraser

EXPERTS Jordan Carlyle Decorator, Carlyle Designs Tamara Fraser Decorator, E. Lily Home Philip Gorrivan Decorator, Philip Gorrivan Design Jayne Michaels Decorator, 2Michaels Dane Pressner Decorator, D’Aquino Monaco Eve Robinson Decorator, Eve Robinson Associates

“Let clients know what you’re up to, from meetings with vendors to visiting antiques shops and design centers. Clients should feel like they’re involved in the process.” —Alyssa Urban

“Designers should keep billing transparent and provide receipts from every vendor.”

Alyssa Urban Decorator, Cullman & Kravis

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—Jayne Michaels

“Talk to each other as you would friends or even close family members. This helps break down walls.”

—Dane Pressner

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DESIGN GLOSSARY Bespoke:

“Another term for something that’s custom made.”

—Jordan Carlyle

Drawing for Approval (DFA):

“I often specify custom furniture for my clients.

Whether we’re simply altering the dimensions or designing a new piece, we require drawing for approval from the vendor.

I review and approve the drawings before production begins.”

—Eve Robinson

Modern versus contemporary:

“Many clients think these terms are interchangeable, but they’re not. Modern refers to 20th-century design, and contemporary means the current styles of today.” —Philip Gorrivan

RICHARD POWERS (SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2019)

Patina:

“Refers to anything with a worn-in quality or the appearance of ‘being loved.’” —Dane Pressner

Schemes:

“Samples of furniture, fabrics, rugs, paint colors, and wall coverings for a room.” —Alyssa Urban

BIGGEST BUSINESS MISCONCEPTIONS “The job is all fun and games.

Every decision you make and ever y piece of advice you give counts. There’s a huge level of responsibility.”

—Jayne Michaels

“That picking a wall color or correctly sized furniture is easy. You need a professional eye, one that understands scale and what will or won’t work in a room.”

—Alyssa Urban

“That you’ll get discounts by hiring a design professional.

This sometimes happens, but not all vendors offer the same discounts, and it’s the designer’s job to find the right pieces for a project within a certain budget, no matter what.”

—Philip Gorrivan

“That you don’t need to bring a designer on at the beginning of a renovation. It’s counterproductive to wait until architectural plans have been established because there are so many design-related decisions from the start.”

—Jordan Carlyle

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ART SMARTS

HOW IMPORTANT IS ART TO A DESIGN SCHEME?

“A room without art is soulless and typically seems more like a furniture showroom.”

—Jayne Michaels

“Art can be either the driving force behind the design or the jewelry you add at the end.”

“There’s no way to design a space without art. It sets the point of view and helps create a sense of authenticity.”

—Philip Gorrivan

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“Art can have a valuable impact on the color palette and textures used in a room.”

—Jordan Carlyle

LEFT: WILLIAM GEDDES (JULY 15, 2015); RIGHT: AXEL DUPEUX (JULY 1, 2017)

—Tamara Fraser

HOW DO YOU INCORPORATE ART INTO A DECORATED ROOM? “If clients have artwork already, then we photograph and catalog their collection until we decide where the pieces will be integrated. And if clients don’t have art, I try to suggest pieces up front, so that art doesn’t become an afterthought.”

—Philip Gorrivan

“Many galleries will allow you to shop on approval, which is helpful because you really need to see if art works in the space allotted.” —Tamara Fraser

TRIA GIOVAN (JULY 1, 2018)

“We do elevations with placeholders for the art, which we refer to when we’re shopping for pieces.”—Eve Robinson

“We know which walls we’re reserving for art, and then at the end of a project, we’ll take clients around to galleries and to meet with artists. Sometimes there can be a real give and take between designer and client, since art is such a personal choice.” —Jayne Michaels

“I start showing clients artwork from the beginning so that it’s on their mind, and I advise them to put money aside for it from the start.” —Jordan Carlyle

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“Rooms with bold, bright wall coverings.”

—Philip Gorrivan

“Sophisticated spaces.

Just because they’re at the beach doesn’t mean clients want nautical.”

—Jayne Michaels

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“For everything to be turnkey and move-in ready.”

—Jordan Carlyle

“Areas for play and recreation, like gyms, billiards rooms, and Ping-Pong tables.”

—Eve Robinson

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“Laundry rooms on each level of the house.”

—Alyssa Urban

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or more than 50 years, Carlisle Wide Plank Floors has handcrafted the finest wood floors in America – each one reflecting the natural beauty of the highest-quality raw materials available. They take great pride in their timehonored processes, from sourcing the soundest and most reliable timber grown in America’s forests to embracing a level of craftsmanship equally at home with traditional rustic themes or with fashion-forward style. They believe that every detail of every floor matters—whether it’s just the right shade of gray or the nuance of a hand-scraped edge, they collaborate with each client to define a personalized, custom-made floor. And while that floor may be selected from their extensive, curated collections or be uniquely designed to match a specific vision, it will be realized in the same way: one plank at a time.

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DEBRA FUNT INTERIORS

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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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PERRY SAYLES STUDIO

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ccording to interior designer Perry Sayles, “good design is about finding ways to live more effectively, creatively, and beautifully.” Bringing his experienced eye, developed through years of traveling, designing, and collecting, Sayles works with clients to realize the vision of how they want to live, surrounded by the things that mean the most to them.

Perry received his degree in interior design from Parsons The New School of Design, and began his design career collaborating with Bando x Seidel Meersseman before establishing his own firm in 2017.

Drawing inspiration from a wide range of periods and styles, Sayles creates contemporary interiors that respect the architecture of the space while integrating personal elements and collections that reflect the spirit of the place and the clients’ interests. His modern eclectic style is visible in his use of clean lines and strong proportions.

This Sagaponack modern barn conversion (featured) was originally constructed by architect Todd Williams as a configuration of local farm buildings, but modified by a subsequent owner.

Sayles and his partner worked with architects Christoff Finio to reconfigure and renovate the existing structure, improving the flow of spaces. The kitchen and dining room were wrapped in glass and opened to the surrounding field and orchard, in contrast to the main living area, a loft-like space in the largest of the original barns. Incorporating an eclectic mix of contemporary and vintage furnishings, tribal art, and Navajo rugs, Perry created a warm, welcoming space that looks effortless but distinctly stylish.

(this page) A contemporary Zanotta sofa is paired with vintage armchairs from Dienst & Dotter.

Iconic T-chairs surround a game table from R.E. Steele Antiques. (opposite top) The dining room features an e15 oak table, vintage Walter Gropius library chairs and a BDDW sideboard.

The kilim is from Double Knot Gallery. (opposite bottom) In a guest room, an aboriginal woven reed mat hangs behind the bed.

READY, SET, DECORATE!

SEA GREEN DESIGNS

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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 The only thing that might keep shoppers away from the East End’s fabulous boutiques is a hot summer day at the beach. Over the years, HC&G has featured hundreds of home accessories from the area’s top vendors. Here’s a selection of just a few of our favorite things . . .

Amanda Lindroth bamboo lantern, June 2018 Homenature, 6 Main St., Southampton, 631-287-6277, homenature.com

Murano glass tumblers, June 2019 Aerin, 83 Main St., Southampton, 631-353-3773, aerin.com

Solano Collection concrete and teak bench, September/ October 2019 RH, 69 Main St., East Hampton, 631-907-1300, rh.com

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Fermob chaise, July 15, 2019 Sea Green Designs, 68 Jobs Ln., Southampton, 631-259-3612, seagreendesignsllc. com

MacramĂŠd Colombian hammock, July 1, 2018 One Kings Lane, 5 Main St., Southampton, 631-2830590, onekingslane.com

Faux-cactus napkin ring, July 15, 2018 Elizabeth Dow Home, 14 Gingerbread Ln., East Hampton, 631-329-1414, elizabethdow.com Michael Aram butterfly-print salad plate, July 15, 2019 London Jewelers, 2 Main St., East Hampton, 631-329-3939, londonjewelers.com

Børge Mogensen Spanish chair, September/October 2019 West | Out East, 25 Newtown Ln., East Hampton, 631-3243103, westouteast.com

Art Deco bar cart, August 1, 2019 Mecox, 257 Cty. Rd. 39A, Southampton, 631-2875015, mecox.com

Concrete fire pit, August 1, 2018 Thayers Outdoor Living, 2434 Main St., Bridgehampton, 631-537-0077, thayershardware. com

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Ceramic side table/stool, July 1, 2019 English Country Home, 26 Snake Hollow Rd., Bridgehampton, 631-537-0606, ecantiques.com

Balinese dining chair, July 1, 2018 Urban Zen, 16 Main St., Sag Harbor, 631-725-6176, urbanzen.com

Portable charcoal grill, August 15, 2019 Williams Sonoma, 2044 Montauk Hwy., Bridgehampton, 631-537-3040, williamssonoma.com

Melamine dessert plate, July 15, 2018 East Hampton Gardens, 16 Gingerbread Ln., East Hampton, 631-324-1133, easthamptongardens.com

French surfboard coffee table, June 2018 Unlimited Earth Care, 2249 Scuttle Hole Rd., Bridgehampton, 631-725-7551, unlimitedearthcare.com

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French cut-glass ice bucket, August 1, 2019 Goop, 4 Bay St., Sag Harbor, 631-808-3930, goop.com

Pom-pom pillow cover, June 2019 Serena & Lily, 332 Montauk Hwy., Wainscott, 631-5375544, serenaandlily.com

Travertine marble bookends, September/October 2019 Monc XIII, 40 Madison St., Sag Harbor, 631-808-3333, monc13.com

Turkish cotton beach towel, August 15, 2019 Hidden Gem, 47B Jobs Ln., Southampton, 631-259-3494, hiddengemny.com

Dedon side chair, July 15, 2019 The Laurel Group Home and Garden Design Center, 910 Montauk Hwy., Water Mill, 631-726-6610, thelaurelgroup.net

B&B Italia modular sofa, June 2019 JanGeorge, 17 Madison St., Sag Harbor, 631-899-4848, jangeorge.com

Shatterproof acrylic goblets, August 1, 2019 Blue Carreon Home, 74 Montauk Hwy., #6, East Hampton, 631-907-4158, bluecarreonhome.com

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Orange wall clock

by Tait Design Co., September/ October 2019 Clic Home, 100 Park Pl., East Hampton, 631-5277957, clic.com

Penelope outdoor lounge chair, July 1, 2019 Room & Board, 51 Newtown Ln., East Hampton, 800-301-9720, roomandboard.com

Josef Frank–print accent pillow, July 15, 2019 Design House of the Hamptons, 180 Main St., Southampton, 631283-0111, designhouseofthe hamptons.com

Circa-1970s Paul Evans settee, September/October 2018 Todd Merrill Summer Studio, 11 S. Main St., Southampton, 631-2593601, toddmerrillstudio.com

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Colored aluminum trays, August 1, 2018 Comerford Collection, 2442 Main St., Bridgehampton, 631-537-6200, www. comerfordcollection.com

HC&G’S ULTIMATE SHOPPING GUIDE From west to east, we’ve got all your home-furnishings needs covered

SAG HARBOR Annyx, 150 Main St., 631-7259064, annyxsagharbor.com Bloom, 43 Madison St., 631725-5940 Blooming Shells, 11 QUOGUE Washington St., 631-725-9504, Homespun, 142 Jessup Ave., bloomingshells.com 631-996-2525 Fishers Home Furnishings, Jen Going Interiors, 44 144 Main St., 631-725-0006, Quogue St., 631-998-3115, fishershomefurnishings.com jengoinginteriors.com Frances Valentine, 78 Main St., 631-808-3315, SOUTHAMPTON francesvalentine.com WATER MILL Aerin, 83 Main St., 631-353Goldie, 127 Main St., 631-725Ethan Allen, 1054 Montauk 3773, aerin.com 1667, goldiesagharbor.com Hwy., 631-726-4652, ethan Couture Outdoor, 18 Goop, 4 Bay St., 631-808allen.com Windmill Ln., 631-287-7848, 3930, goop.com Parrish Art Museum, 279 coutureoutdoor.com Montauk Hwy., 631-283-2118, Havens, 8 Main St., 917-916Design House of the 8058, ilovehavens.com Hamptons, 180 Main St., 631- parrishart.org The Laurel Group Home and Hudson Grace, 17 283-0111, designhouseofthe Washington St., 518-880-9700 Garden Design Center, 910 hamptons.com Flying Point Surf, 79 Main St., Montauk Hwy., 631-726-6610, hudsongracesf.com In Home, 132 Main St., 631-725631-287-0075, flyingpointsurf. thelaurelgroup.net 7900, inhomesagharbor.com com JanGeorge, 17 Madison St., BRIDGEHAMPTON Hidden Gem, 47B Jobs Ln., 631-899-4848, jangeorge.com 631-259-3494, hiddengemny. Bridgehampton Antiques, 2466 Main St., 631-537-3838 Matriark, 133 Main St., 631com 919-5577, matriark.com Coastal Home, 2442 Hildreth’s Home Goods, Monc XIII, 40 Madison St., Main St., 631-613-6800, 51 Main St., 631-283-2300, 631-808-3333, monc13.com coastalhomeonline.com hildreths.com Homenature, 6 Main St., 631- Comerford Collection, 2442 Neo Studio, 25 Madison St., Main St., 631-537-6200, www. 631-725-5632 287-6277, homenature.com Ryland Life Equipment, 26 comerfordcollection.com Hound Hill Design, 51 Madison St., 631-919-5433, English Country Home, 26 Jobs Ln., 631-377-3165, rylandlife.com Snake Hollow Rd., 631-537houndhilldesign.com Sag Harbor Pharmacy, 120 Jeff Lincoln Art + Design, 200 0606, ecantiques.com Main St., 631-725-0074, Exhibition The Barn, 141 N. Sea Rd., 631-353-3445, sagharborpharm.com Maple Ln., 212-448-1091, collectiveartdesign.com Sanctuary Home & Patio, framptonco.com Main Street Optics, 82 11 Bridge St., 631-725-1175, Loaves & Fishes Main St., 631-287-7898, sanctuaryhp.com Cookshop, 2266 Main mainstreetoptics.com Sylvester & Co. Modern Mecox, 257 Cty. Rd. 39A, 631- St., 631-537-6066, General, 103 Main St., 631landfcookshop.com 287-5015, mecox.com 725-5012, sylvesterandco.com Michelle Farmer Collaborate, Marders, 120 Snake Hollow Rd., 631-537-3700, marders. Urban Zen, 16 Main St., 63110A Jobs Ln., 631-604-1850, 725-6176, urbanzen.com com michellefarmer.com Thayers Outdoor Living, One Kings Lane, 5 Main St., 2434 Main St., 631-537-0077, SHELTER ISLAND 631-283-0590, onekingslane.

Fredric Bernstein Design, 36 thayershardware.com com N. Ferry Rd., 917-318-1239, Tutto Bene Ltd, 2414 P. C. Richard & Son, 320 fredricbernstein.com Main St., 631-537-3320, Cty. Rd. 39, 631-287-2405, Simm’s, 181 N. Ferry Rd., 631tuttobeneltd.com pcrichard.com 749-5067, simmssi.com Unlimited Earth Care, 2249 Patio.com, 1 Montauk Hwy., Scuttle Hole Rd., 631-725631-287-6414, patio.com 7551, unlimitedearthcare.com MATTITUCK Patternmill, 200 N. Sea Rd., Renee’s, 10095 Main Rd., 631-353-3445, patternmill.com Williams Sonoma, 2044 Plesser’s Luxury Appliances, Montauk Hwy., 631-537-3040, 631-298-4223, renees mattituck.com williamssonoma.com 355 David Whites Ln., 631417-8505, plessers.com GREENPORT SAGAPONACK Ralph Lauren, 41 Jobs Ln., Beall & Bell, 430 Main St., 631Wyeth, 3654 Montauk Hwy., 631-287-6953, ralphlauren 477-8239, beallandbell.com 631-604-2103, wyeth.nyc home.com WESTHAMPTON BEACH Good Westhampton, 141 Main St., 631-998-4444, goodwesthampton.com

Sea Green Designs, 68 Jobs Ln., 631-259-3612, seagreendesignsllc.com Sferra, 43 Jobs Ln., 631-3533137, sferra.com Stellar Union, 25 N. Sea Rd., 631-204-0315, stellarunion. com Todd Merrill Summer Studio, 11 S. Main St., 631259-3601, toddmerrillstudio. com

Lido, 132 Main St., 631-4772350, lidoworld.com Ray, 15 Front St., 917-8484729, raynewyork.com Wm. J. Mills & Co., 74100 W. Front St., 631-477-1500, millscanvas.com WAINSCOTT Michael Del Piero Good Design, 372 Montauk Hwy., 631-464-7310, michaeldelpiero.com Rumrunner Home, 330 Montauk Hwy., 631-725-1379, rumrunnerhome.com Serena & Lily, 332 Montauk Hwy., 631-537-5544, serenaandlily.com EAST HAMPTON Audemars Piguet East Hampton, 20 Main St., 212716-1430, audemarspiguet. com Blue and Cream, 60 The Circle, 631-329-1392, blueandcream.com Blue Carreon Home, 74 Montauk Hwy., #6, 631-9074158, bluecarreonhome.com BookHampton, 41 Main St., 631-324-4939, bookhampton. com Clic General Store, 60 Newtown Ln., 631-527-7102, clic.com Clic Home, 100 Park Pl., 631527-7957, clic.com East Hampton Gardens, 16 Gingerbread Ln., 631-3241133, easthamptongardens. com Elizabeth Dow Home, 14 Gingerbread Ln., 631-3291414, elizabethdow.com Everything but Water, 66 Newtown Ln., 631-324-5693, everythingbutwater.com Glenn Ban Design, 14 Main St., #1, 516-592-2185, glennban.com JED, 74 Montauk Hwy., #9, 631-725-6411, jeddesign.com Kirna Zabête, 66 Newtown Ln., 631-527-5794, kirna zabete.com Les Toiles du Soleil, 78 Park Pl., 631-907-2872, lestoilesdusoleilnyc.com London Jewelers, 2 Main St., 631-329-3939, london jewelers.com

Lululemon, 35 Main St., 631324-4192, lululemon.com Orlebar Brown, 55 Newtown Ln., 631-324-3960, orlebarbrown.com R. E. Steele, 74 Montauk Hwy., #13, 631-324-7812 RH, 69 Main St., 631-9071300, rh.com Roller Rabbit, 21 Main St., 631-329-5828, rollerrabbit. com Room & Board, 51 Newtown Ln., 800-301-9720, roomandboard.com The Monogram Shop, 19 Newtown Ln., 631-329-3379, themonogramshops.com Tory Burch, 47 Newtown Ln., 631-907-9150, toryburch. com Turpan, 55 Main St., 631-3242444, turpanonline.com West | Out East, 25 Newtown Ln., 631-324-3103, westouteast.com White’s Apothecary, 81 Main St., 631-324-0082, whitesapothecary.com AMAGANSETT Communitie East, 14 Amagansett Sq., 631-2675411, communitie.net Ganeaux, 167 Main St., 631267-7717, ganeaux.com Gansett Lane Home, 255 Main St., 631-267-5737, gansettlane.com Lazypoint Variety, 171 Main St., 631-604-1268, lazypointvariety.com Love Adorned, 156 Main St., 631-267-7720, loveadorned. com The Shop at Mandala Yoga, 10 Amagansett Square Dr., 631-267-6144, mandalayoga. com Tiina the Store, 216 Main St., 631-267-6200, tiinathestore. com MONTAUK Cynthia Rowley, 696 Montauk Hwy., 631-668-8077, cynthiarowley.com Homeport, 484 Westlake Dr., 631-668-3174, mymontauk. com Quincy MTK, 805 Montauk Hwy., 631-702-5355, quincymtk.com

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THE LIST

HC&G is proud to publish the work of top-tier architects, interior designers, kitchen and bath designers, landscape designers, builders and contractors, artists and artisans, and Innovation in Design Award winners and finalists. Herewith, a list of the industry professionals who graced our pages throughout the past year, as well as all recipients of our prestigious Innovator Award since 2011.

ARCHITECTS

A. James Laspes Architect Sag Harbor 631-725-8848 Amado M. Ortiz Architect East Hampton 631-329-1547

Isaac-Rae Southold 347-276-6093 isaac-rae.com

Jorge O. Sosa East Hampton 631-664-0170 jorgesosaarchitect.com

Modern NetZero East Hampton 631-527-5921 modernetzero.com

Jerome Engelking New York City 646-286-0541 jeromeengelking.com

MB Architecture East Hampton 631-329-2983 mbarchitecture.com

Russell Riccardi Architect New York City 212-702-0102 russellriccardiarchitect. com

BLD Architecture Patchogue 631-580-2100 bldnow.com Bruce A. T. Siska Architect East Hampton 631-324-1791 bruceatsiskaarchitect. com David H. Sherwood Architect Sag Harbor 631-725-4044 davidsherwoodarchitect. com

SCOTT FRANCES (AUGUST 15, 2018)

Douglas C. Wright Architects New York City 212-343-0034 dcwarchitects.com Ferguson & Shamamian Architects New York City 212-941-8088 fergusonshamamian.com

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THE LIST Ashbourne Centerport, NY 631-547-5252 ashbournedesigns.com Barbara Ostrom Associates Mahwah, NJ 201-529-0444 barbaraostrom.com Barsanti Desmone New York City 646-837-6422 barsantidesmone.com Bernini Home New York City 917-532-1531 berninihome.com Betty Wasserman Art & Interiors, Ltd. Southampton 212-352-8476 bettywasserman.com Bjรถrn Bjรถrnsson Interior Design New York City 212-207-4980 bjornbjornsson.com

StudioPedrazzi Architecture + Design studiopedrazziarchitects. com Ted Porter Architecture New York City 212-254-1175 tedporterarchitecture.com Thomas Heine Architect Sag Harbor 631-725-1036 heinearchitect.com

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INTERIOR DESIGNERS Alexander Doherty Design 212-390-1572 alexanderdohertydesign. com Allison Babcock Design Sag Harbor 631-725-1002 allisonbabcock.com

Amy Hill Designs Southampton 631-338-2121 amyhilldesigns.com

Debra Geller Interior Design East Hampton 914-522-4811 debragellerinteriordesign. com

Area Interior Design New York City 212-500-1206 areainteriordesign.com

E. Lily Home Sag Harbor 631-377-6404 elilyhome.com

Ascher Davis Architects New York City 212-967-9299 ad-arch.com

Elizabeth Dow Interiors East Hampton 631-329-1414 elizabethdow.com

TRIA GIOVAN (JUNE 2018)

Cara Woodhouse Interiors New York City 917-470-9922 carawoodhouse.com

Judi Schwarz Interiors Cliffside Park, NJ 201-320-4743 judischwarzinteriors.com Justin Scott Interiors New York City 646-246-6752 justinscottinteriors.com Kim Tomasino Interiors kimtomasino.com Mahwish Syed Designs msd-ny.com Mar Silver Westport, CT 203-341-0413 marsilverdesign.com Marina Hanisch Interiors marinahanisch.com

Elizabeth Pash Interiors & Antiques Locust Valley, NY 516-277-1551 elizabethpash.com Elsa Soyars Interiors Southampton 631-875-1694 elsasoyars.com

TRIA GIOVAN (JUNE 2017)

Foley & Cox New York City 212-529-5800 foleyandcox.com Ghislaine ViĂąas New York City 212-219-7678 ghislainevinas.com Harry Heissmann Inc. New York City 212-586-0600 harryheissmanninc.com

Hendley & Co. Newburgh, NY 845-784-4744 hendleyandco.com ID Creations New York City 212-472-3313 idcreationsbyirisdankner. com

Melanie Roy Design New York City 646-858-6321 melanieroydesign.com

Michael Del Piero Good Design with Lukas Machnik Wainscott 631-464-7310 michaeldelpiero.com Michael Mezzano Design, LLC New York City 917-575-4630 michaelmezzano.com Mikel Welch Design LLC mikelwelch.com Murphy Waldron Interiors murphywaldroninteriors. com Paris K Design New York City 212-532-4506 pariskdesign.com

DESIGNSTOPS MUST-HAVES FOR THE DESIGN-OBSESSED SHOPPER

Isabelo Satori isabelosatori.com Jaime Walters New York City 917-780-2161 jaimewalters.com Jesse Parris-Lamb jesseparrislamb.com JosĂŠ Carlino Design Milwaukee 414-220-4260 josecarlinodesign.com

AVERY & DASH

A French brass and trifoil glass side/center table, circa 1950. Call for more information.

203.325.8070 averydash.com

THE LIST Patrik Lรถnn Design New York City 212-400-4841 patriklonn.com

Sandra Nunnerley Inc. New York City 212-826-0539 nunnerley.com

Ram Design Shelter Island 631-786-0747 ramdesign.com

Tamara Stephenson Interior Design nestbytamara.com

Robert Kaner Interior Design New York City 212-727-7217 kanerid.com Rodney Lawrence, Inc. New York City 212-473-2280 rodneylawrenceinc.com Root Cellar Designs, LLC New York City 917-328-1201 rootcellardesigns.com

The Lewis Design Group Glen Cove, NY 914-227-0016 thelewisdesigngroup.com The Rinfret Group Roslyn, NY 516-426-1902 Thermon Designs Southampton 917-992-0006 thermondesign.com Timothy Godbold, Ltd. Sag Harbor 917-770-0793 timothygodbold.com

KITCHEN DESIGN Ciuffo Cabinetry Deer Park, NY 631-586-5976 ciuffocabinetry.com

LANDSCAPE DESIGNERS

Bromley Landscape Design Bedford, NY 914-205-3461 bromleylandscapedesign. com Brooklyn Heights Gardens New York City 646-401-1133 Charlie & Sons Landscapes Amagansett 631-267-3182 charliesons.com

Cove Hollow Landscapes, Inc., East Hampton 631-324-1399 Gardeneering Water Mill 631-726-4498 gardeneering.net Geoffrey Nimmer Landscapes East Hampton 631-604-1970 geoffreynimmer landscapes.com Joseph W. Tyree Landscape Design, Inc. Bridgehampton 631-725-8875 josephwtyree.com LaGuardia Design Group Water Mill 631-726-1403 laguardiadesigngroup. com Lear + Mahoney Landscape Associates Southampton 631-283-8649 lear-mahoney.com

Robert John & Associates Bridgehampton 631-987-2752 rjnassociates.com Shepard Butler Landscape Associates Thetford Center, VT 802-785-2895 sblainc.com

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ANASTASSIOS MENTIS (AUGUST 1, 2019)

Marshall Paetzel Landscape Architecture Amagansett 631-209-2410 mplastudio.com

Modern Green Home Bridgehampton 631-899-4225 moderngreenhome.com N. Zappola & Associates, Inc. East Hampton 631-527-5505 zappolaconstruction. com

TRIA GIOVAN (SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2019)

Sweetbay Landscape Design Amagansett 855-633-6502 sweetbaylandscapes. com Unlimited Earth Care Bridgehampton 631-725-7551 unlimitedearthcare.com

BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS

Along the Way East Hampton 516-449-6101 alongthewayeh.com

Aurora Island Builders Center Moriches 631-926-1151 Breitenbach Builders Bridgehampton 631-537-8220 breitenbachbuilders.com

John Pagliaro Shelter Island 631-294-2765 johnpagsart.com

Michael Drury Southampton 212-641-0899 michaeldrurystudio.com

Taconic Builders Southampton 631-268-2085 taconicbuilders.com

Peter Spacek Springs 631-807-2582 peterspacekart.com

T & S Mott General Contractors tsmottgc.com

Pine Baron pinebaronusa.com

Wirth & Company Construction East Hampton 631-324-4457 wirthandco.com

Summerhill Landscapes Sag Harbor 631-725-0005 summerhilllandscapes. com

ARTISTS AND ARTISANS

Rosario Varela rosariovarela.com Susannah Reid East Hampton 631-375-1381 punchbowlstudios.com

DESIGNSTOPS MUST-HAVES FOR THE DESIGN-OBSESSED SHOPPER

Bulgin & Associates Southampton 631-283-9670 bulgininc.com HF Swanson Construction Associates East Hampton 631-324-6905 hfswanson.com McGrath Builders Bridgehampton 631-537-7411 mcgrath-building.com

THE LEWIS DESIGN GROUP

A full-service, boutique interior design firm known for a classic yet current aesthetic, with design studios in Glen Cove, New York and Stamford, Connecticut and projects across the country.

914.227.0016 / thelewisdesigngroup.com

THE LIST HC&G 2019 INNOVATION IN DESIGN AWARD WINNERS AND FINALISTS ARCHITECTURE

Winner Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects Bridgehampton 631-537-0019 stelleco.com Finalist Bates Masi + Architects East Hampton 631-725-0229 batesmasi.com Finalist Narofsky Architecture New York City 212-675-2374 narofsky.com

INTERIOR DESIGN Winner Erica Millar Design New York City 212-702-0723 ericamillardesign.com

Finalist Berg Design Architecture East Hampton 917-328-3905 bergdesignarchitecture. com Finalist Farrin West Design Sag Harbor 646-325-8956 farrinwestdesign.com

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Winner M & K Design and Renovation Peconic 631-734-8705 morganandkydd.com Finalist Edgar Papazian Architect Sag Harbor 917-226-6448 cargocollective.com/ doonarch/edgar-papazian Finalist Martin Architects Sagaponack 631-613-6555 martinarchitects.com

GARDEN DESIGN

Winner Hollander Design/ Landscape Architects New York City 212-473-0620 hollanderdesign.com Finalist Blaze Makoid Architecture with Gunn Landscape Architecture Bridgehampton 631-537-7277 blazemakoidarchitecture.com; Remsenburg 212-988-7065 gunnlandscapes.com

Finalist Lear + Mahoney Landscape Associates Southampton 631-283-8649 lear-mahoney.com

KITCHEN DESIGN Winner Sarah Rose Reilly sarahrosereilly.com

Finalist Angela Inzerillo Design Bridgehampton 516-978-1619 aihamptons.com Finalist Deane, Inc. New Canaan, CT 203-972-8836 deaneinc.com

BATH DESIGN

Winner Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects Bridgehampton 631-537-0019 stelleco.com Finalist Martin Architects Sagaponack 631-613-6555 martinarchitects.com Finalist Winter McDermott Design Sag Harbor 631-488-0988 wintermcdermott.com

PRODUCT DESIGN Winner Max ID NY Sag Harbor 631-766-3554 maxidny.net

LANDINOPHOTO

SMALL SPACE DESIGN

Finalist Blaze Makoid Architecture Bridgehampton 631-537-7277 blazemakoidarchitecture.com Finalist Erling Hope erlinghope.com

INNOVATORS HC&G INOVATION IN DESIGN AWARDS 2011–2019

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2012

2013

Finalist Martin Architects Sagaponack 631-613-6555 martinarchitects.com

WOLF: JULIEN CAPMEIL; WEINRIB: FRANÇOIS DISCHINGER; MEIER: RICHARD PHIBBS; BERKE: WINNIE AU; STEWART: SCOTT DUNCAN; BATES: COURTESY OF BATES MASI + ARCHITECTS; VON GAL: INEZ AND VINOODH

Finalist Michael Del Piero Good Design with Lukas Machnik Wainscott 631-464-7310 michaeldelpiero.com

Jack Lenor Larson

2014

Stephanie Odegard Co. Ltd. New York City 212-925-4062 sodegardglobal.com

2015

Vicente Wolf Vicente Wolf Associates vicentewolf.com

2016

Finalist Morgan & Kydd Studios Peconic 631-734-8705 morganandkydd.com Finalist Plexi-Craft 800-247-5394 plexi-craft.com

Madeline Weinrib

Finalist Sarah Rose Reilly sarahrosereilly.com Finalist Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects Bridgehampton 631-537-0019 stelleco.com Finalist Vivid Blueprint vividblueprint.com

2017

Martha Stewart marthastewart.com

Richard Meier Richard Meier & Partners Architects New York City 212-967-6060 richardmeier.com

2018

Harry Bates Bates Masi + Architects East Hampton 631-725-0229 batesmasi.com

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