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OCEAN ROAD Bridgehampton. Nearly 3 acres on iconic Ocean Road hosts a sensational new 7 bedroom manse which is destined to become one of the signifcant estates of Bridgehampton South. An allee of stately Linden’s forms a canopy above a gated drive past the all weather 60’ X 120’ tennis court set within the front lawn to a 9,100 SF+/- shingled traditional, warmed by 8 freplaces and having all the fnishes and amenities that have become the hallmark of a grand Hamptons estate. A glassed entrance vestibule opens to a 22’ high paneled foyer that sets the tone for this masterfully built and handsomely appointed residence beyond which lies a great room, living room, wood paneled library, dining room and an expansive state of the art kitchen with butlers pantry and adjacent morning room, all warmed by freplaces. A breakfast pavilion wrapped in glass and 2 powder rooms complete the 1st foor. Upstairs, the grand master wing reigns to the south offering sitting room with freplace, a private terrace, large walk-in closet and luxurious bath. A junior master suite to the north with freplace and covered terrace is joined by four additional bedrooms with baths all ensuite. An elevator reaches an additional 3,700 SF+/- fnished lower level which includes staff quarters, living room, wine cellar and a true spa experience with gym, steam and sauna. Geothermal heating, public water and public gas which powers a whole house generator add to the property’s élan. A unique 3 car garage with porte-cochere houses all the toys with optional hydraulic capacity for 3 additional vehicles. A covered courtyard with outdoor kitchen and freplace joins with 3,000 SF+/- of stone patios that overlook the 20’ X 60’ salt water Gunite pool with spa, pool house and sumptuous landscaping on an already private shy 3 acre lot. Inquire about summer rental. Co-Exclusive. $18.5M WEB# 27073
A SINGULAR OCEANFRONT RESIDENCE ALONG THE DUNES Water Mill. A new signifcant modern residence has come to market on 1.5 acres above the dunes of Water Mill along 180+ ft of bulk headed ocean front. A masterful collaboration between Steven Harris Architects, Taconic Builders, Rees Robert Interior Designs and Edmund D Hollander Landscape Design for exacting owners has resulted in the recent completion of a 3,500 SF+/-+, 4 bedroom, modern stone edifce with unobstructed vistas looking out across both the Atlantic Ocean and Mecox Bay. Walls of glass, some of which recede hydraulically into the foors bringing the outside in, afford views of both the sunrise to the south over the ocean as well as the sunset to the north over the bay. The beautifully realized kitchen anchors an open foor plan that includes living room with freplace, media room and dining area all looking out to a vast liquid backdrop. The master wing to the east features sleeping chamber with freplace, sumptuous master bath and ample built in closets. Two bedrooms with baths ensuite plus a separate guest wing on the west, that closes off to the rest of the house, are wonderfully spaced to afford privacy. Radiant heat warms all the foors while superb fnishes are evident throughout. State of the art systems include geothermal HVAC system, automatic shades, Lutron lighting and a Savant automation system which can be set up to monitor and control the house from anywhere. A garage below can accommodate two vehicles. Outside the 50’ infnity edge pool is serviced by a unique 600 SF pool house with freplace, cabana kitchen and a grotto below offering underwater views into the pool. Call for your own private preview today in order to be in for Summer 2015. Co-Exclusive. Price Upon Request WEB# 41537
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MECOX FARM Water Mill. A magnifcent 3 acre estate, anchored by a fully furnished, James Michael Howard designed, 12,000 SF+/-, 7 bedroom residence, overlooks Water Mill’s bucolic farm felds and the broad waters of Mecox Bay. The journey begins as you enter the grand foyer with inlaid limestone patterned foors. Sun-drenched by day, the two story, 21’ x 30’ Long Room, will at night, be the focal point for all your entertaining with custom limestone freplace below lime washed ceiling beams. Quiet refection can be found in the 21’ x 19’ library with hand cut vellum walls and stone freplace. The 21’ X 18’ dining room with freplace is serviced by a nearby glassed walled wine room. The expansive kitchen with adjacent breakfast room includes custom wood and stainless steel cabinets, a large island and professional appliances. Nearby, an 18’ X 22’ informal living room has coffered ceiling and a niche for a 120” TV. A frst foor guest master suite including freplace and large sitting room is joined by two elegant guest suites. Upstairs, a barrel vaulted vestibule opens to the master wing offering large sleeping chamber with paneled walls and separate sitting room boasting lacquered walls, a limestone freplace and bar area. Notable his and her dressing and bathing areas fnd mutuality in a common showering room. The master and three additional guest suites have access to a second foor recreation room as well as expansive balcony overlooking the bay. A short staircase leads to a roof terrace with heroic views all the way to the Atlantic Ocean. A covered, 77’ veranda looks out to the glimmering, infnity edged pool with spa serviced by a cabana with outdoor freplace and professionally landscaped grounds including orchards, meadows and estate plantings. An enchanting and substantial piece of real estate with architecture, furnishings and property that are heart stopping...a place you will want to draw your last breath, all tied up in a beautiful package which is all too easy to open. Co-Exclusive. $24.95M WEB# 40700
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In designer Iris Dankner’s Bridgehampton home, an abundance of light flows through the windows; her love of antiques is ever-present in almost every room of the house. Page 104
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THE HAMPTONS 50 Charming gardens, inspiring spaces, shops galore: Welcome to summer in the Hamptons. Explore 40 pages of where to go and what to see out East. ON THE COVER: Architect Viola Rouhani of Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects created a modern home in Water Mill with large, floor-to-ceiling windows that take advantage of both bay and ocean views. Page 98
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Where Are You heAded? In the world of design, journeying—in some way, shape or form—is a constant. The turn around a showroom corner can lead to an inspiring discovery. An architectural structure rising from the landscape might spur a Moleskine full of ideas. From early September through late June, the pace in our industry is rapid-fire with fresh introductions in textiles, furniture, lighting, home accents and materials. To a large extent, this is what stimulates us, excites us, and nudges the design zeitgeist along. If ever there was a time to decelerate though, it is summer, when the pace slackens and so many escape to far-flung places (Will everyone be shopping in Europe this summer? Seems so). Taking a journey—whether it’s as modest as transitioning from your living room to the backyard for an afternoon, or more elaborate, as in two weeks overseas—further encourages the design dialogue. For those of us with a desire to remain curious, and sweep through life with a fine-tuned eye, the adventure never stops. I hope that you enjoy this special Luxe Hamptons edition, a compendium of the people, places and ideas that are shaping design out East.
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PEOPLE, PLACES AND IDEAS THAT SHAPE DESIGN OUT EAST
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It’s early in the morning in East Hampton, and the scene reads like the opening of a poem: birds chirping, sun shining, the scent of freshly mowed grass is in the air. Charlotte Moss, stepping off her back terrace with a cup of coffee in hand, beelines it to her favorite spot in her nearly 3-acre garden—the fountain. “That’s where you can find me most often,” says Moss. “It’s in a large area and I like to sit there and take in the quiet. It can be quite magical.” For her latest tome, Garden Inspirations, focusing on the garden seemed like the natural thing to do, Moss says. Taking many of the featured photographs herself, the pages are lined with images of her beloved rose garden; original, hand-drawn plans that evolved throughout the decades and espalier-style walkways inspired by her travels. “The way the French have coaxed trees into doing whatever they want is incredible,” she says. “To me, that’s the architecture of the garden.”
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PORTRAIT: RENÉ CERVANTES. FLOWER BORDER PHOTO: CYNTHIA LYNN.
This page: Clockwise from above: Garden Inspirations by Charlotte Moss / Rizzoli / $50 / charlottemoss.com. Moss with her beloved Cavalier King Charles Spaniels. Original hand-drawn plans of the designer’s back garden. Amongst espalier-style hedges, a stone fountain creates a calming sanctuary. Opposite: The lush gardens of Moss’ East Hampton home.
Though now a veritable garden maestro, Moss was charting new territory when she and her husband purchased their estate 27 years ago, as the landscaping required the most work. Trees needed to be planted, flower beds installed and an edible garden, which had to be conveniently located for easy access for snipping herbs, took priority. Moss admits that, “Planning the type of outdoor space I wanted was completely out of my realm of knowledge.” So she enlisted the help of Lisa Stamm and Dale Booher from Homestead Garden Design to guide and shape the space. In the end, she says, they taught her everything she knows about garden design and they have been collaborating ever since. Although Moss realizes that not everyone has a garden, she holds true to the idea that the creation of the book was to inspire people on a number of different levels. The way she looks at it is simple: “When I’m in the Hamptons, what I see out of every window is just as important as the room I am sitting in itself.” For Moss, the garden is the great equalizer. LUXE INTERIORS + DESIGN / 39
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This season, London Jewelers in Southampton will be the exclusive carrier of the effortlessly chic line Tirisi Moda. Based in Holland, the brand features diamond and gemstone rings, and bracelets crafted in fine Italian leathers with gold, diamond and semiprecious gemstone charms. “We wanted to kick off the season with something fresh and playful,” says Camille Hull, who has been buying for London Jewelers for 12 years. “The dyed leather mixed with the gold will be a staple this summer for the Hamptonite who wants that casual lifestyle yet still craves an elegant piece of jewelry.” Each piece is seriously versatile, making it easy to layer and collect over time. 47 Main Street, Southampton; 631.287.4499; londonjewelers.com
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The already beloved Bridgehampton Inn & Restaurant has gotten a new neighbor, and even more reasons to visit. Another local darling, Loaves & Fishes Cookshop, has moved next door to the Inn in its yearlong renovation and expansion, which included a two-story addition, a second-floor seating area for guests, six additional rooms and daily lunch offerings from the fine dining restaurant opened last June. As before, you’ll find all of owners Sybille van Kempen and Anna Pump’s favorite items in the shop for entertaining and cooking, kitchen necessities and home accessories, as well as live demonstrations. Though sister location Loaves & Fishes Food Store still remains in Sagaponack, patrons of the restaurant will be treated to top cheese picks from the store to round out the new-every-week menu by Chef de Cuisine Arie Pavlou. 2266 Main Street, Bridgehampton; 631.537.3660; bridgehamptoninn.com
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The rosé shortage of 2014 was a slump in the summer season that left some East Enders in a variable state of bottle-shock. This year, local vineyards have prepared for the inevitable rush to stockpile summer’s signature drink— and Sagaponack’s Wölffer Estate Vineyard has taken note. Last month, the Hamptons’ most popular winery not only released 822 cases (32 percent more than last year) of their high-end white label, Grandioso Rosé, but also debuted an updated label design of the winemakers’ highly coveted varietal. Hamptons native and co-owner of the vineyard Joey Wölffer felt that the old label was not a true representation of the brand today. Now—drawing inspiration from the freespirited and rugged Hamptons of her youth—Wölffer’s new label is a chic moniker that represents the true elegance of the upper crust of Long Island wine coupled with Joey’s natural, Bohemian aesthetic. 139 Sagg Road, Sagaponack; 631.537.5106; wolffer.com
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Five things that are always in your beach bag? My iPad, a bottle of water, Hampton Sun SPF 15, my cell phone and a Hermès towel. Favorite beach? Ponquogue Beach in Hampton Bays. Go-to host gift? A peach pie from Briermere Farms. If you don’t love these pies, there’s something wrong with you! Where can we find you at 5 p.m. on Friday? On the Long Island Expressway, sitting in traffic.
Favorite town in the Hamptons? Shelter Island. There is less traffic, less people and it’s very low-key. Preferred beach? Silver Beach on Shelter Island; it’s breezy, wild and isolated. Any beach rituals? I always ride my bike there and I leave my phone behind. Where can we find you at 5 p.m. on Friday? In the kitchen at Marie Eiffel Market preparing for the weekend crowd. When I’m done, I’ll be on the back deck with a glass of wine.
What would you bring to a party? I like to bring a bundle of branches, carefully cut for a vase, from any plant in my garden that at that particular moment says, “Take me.” Describe your beach bag. I’m a surf fisherman so I use a five-gallon spackle bucket, preferably white. Favorite beach ritual? I take my shoes off and throw them into the shoe pile in the parking lot; it’s really quite liberating.
Describe your beach bag. A pink leather tote with gold studs that I picked up in Santorini, Greece. Five things always in that bag? La Roche-Posay Anthelios Sunscreen SPF 50, a meat tenderizer, as it’s the best cure if you get stung by a jellyfish, goggles for swimming in the ocean, a bottle of rosé on ice and bottled water for my two Yorkies. Favorite beach? Montauk, so I can watch all of the surfers. It reminds me of my childhood spent in Hawaii.
Favorite town in the Hamptons? The most special village is East Hampton. It’s home to some families who can trace their lineage back 10 to 12 generations. Describe your beach bag. It’s either a Figue Bohemian Gypset Tuk Tuk tote or my Feed bag that I picked up at Urban Zen in Sag Harbor. Where can we find you at 5 p.m. on Friday? On my boat getting ready to watch the sunset with a glass of Laurent-Perrier Cuvée Rosé Brut Champagne in hand.
What’s in your beach bag? I don’t carry a beach bag. I only have a stripped-down wallet with a credit card, a twenty-dollar bill and my business card— because you never know. Where can we find you at 5 p.m. on Friday? With friends on the front porch of The American Hotel in Sag Harbor, and we’ll be toasting the weekend with Casaamigos Añejo on the rocks with plenty of lime. Favorite town? Sag Harbor, we’re rooted here.
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IN hEr laTEST cOllabOraTION wITh SchUmachEr, TExTIlE dESIgNEr ElIzabETh dOw TUrNS TO ThE grEaT OUTdOOrS TO ExUdE ThE caSUal SpIrIT Of hEr fIrST OUTdOOr cOllEcTION. You’ve been living and working in the Hamptons full-time for the past decade. Did your love of the East End inspire this collection? Yes, it had a major influence. Outdoor and performance fabrics serve a real need for active lifestyles, and the one greatest thing about being in the Hamptons is the natural beauty of the landscape. I like to spend as much time as I can outdoors so it was an easy direction to follow. Tell us more about the collection? There are five different patterns ranging from wovens to prints. We decided to add a denim textile, as well, as we felt it was timeless and indigo has always been a favorite of mine. Overall, I am extremely influenced by Japanese textiles, the weaving and the dying processes are like no other. I also took some cues from a wallpaper in my line that includes a batik rendition of turtles and a simple hand-blocked-inspired scheme called Sarong Weave; that’s my personal favorite.
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What do you love most about that print in particular? The timeless quality of it, especially in the Sea Salt colorway. It feels perfectly worn in from wear. All the fabrics in the collection seem to have that sense, almost this artisanal quality. Handmade has always been close to my heart and something I look toward as a continuum— there is nothing that replaces the craft of making something out of nothing. We tried to get as much of the handmade feeling as possible in the collection so that it ties in with the artistic hand that we are known for. With all of your collaborations, how do you continue to find inspiration to keep your designs fresh? I travel extensively and my inspiration stems from that. Sometimes, in an old painting or antique rug, there is a beauty so great that it is impossible to duplicate. I love that moment when you realize something is really extraordinary.
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14 13 party line “Plan to be immersed in the unexpected,” says LongHouse Reserve President Dianne Benson about this year’s Summer Benefit Gala. The East Hampton not-for-profit arboretum, art museum, sculpture garden and educational organization—founded by the legendary Jack Lenor Larsen—will transform into a midsummer night’s dream on July 18 for its 15th annual event. Entitled On Gossamer Wings, the ethereal fete will feature music by furniture maker John Houshmand and his band of self-created instruments, a performance by illusion artist Joshua Jay and an artful aerial display by The Brooklyn Peaches synchronized swimmers. The night will conclude with a grand dinner beneath the stars, where internationally acclaimed artist and sculptor Kiki Smith, whose bronze pieces currently adorn the grounds, is to be honored with the LongHouse Award. 133 Hands Creek Road, East Hampton; 631.329.3568; longhouse.org 044 / luxe interiors + design
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Monc XIII, the Sag Harbor design think tank of shop owner Natasha Esch, is known in the area for its impeccably curated selection of antique and vintage furnishings by midcentury greats the likes of Hans J. Wegner, Paul McCobb and Gio Ponti. This summer, it will also be the new Hamptons home of select pieces by Italian furniture manufacturer Cassina. The brand, which was previously not available out East, selected Monc XIII as its sole local distributor. Esch will offer furnishings from Cassina’s register of contemporary designers, such as Rodolfo Dordoni and Patrick Norguet, as well as her own cult favorites from Gerrit Thomas Rietveld, Franco Albini, Pierre Jeanneret, Charlotte Perriand and Le Corbusier, whose iconic LC3 club chair, shown here, that he designed with Jeanneret and Perriand, celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. 40 Madison Street, Sag Harbor; 631.808.3333; monc13.com
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Now you can have your macaron and eat it, too. Ladurée, the cult-classic French pastry shop with two locations in New York City, is now offering 48-hour delivery anywhere in the Hamptons. Order by Wednesday and, with a minimum order, delectable French desserts (that range from macarons to cakes to the impressive macaron pyramids) will be delivered to your door by the following Friday. C’est très bon! laduree.com
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Beloved home décor brand L’Objet has opened its first-ever brick-and-mortar store—and they chose Southampton to test the waters. L’Objet à la Plage brings in a well-curated stock of classic pieces from the brand’s line, as well as hard-to-find accessories from all over the world. With a constant stream of new products, as well as a curated selection of the brand’s best sellers, the luxury concept shop is a treasure trove for design fanatics, beach bums and window-shoppers alike. 9 Main Street, Southampton; 631.259.2644; l-objet.com
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The popular online retailer, Copius Row, has debuted its new stand-alone store in downtown Sag Harbor. Carrying a select assortment of fine home goods and bespoke accessories, owner David Chines maintains that everything he brings in has a story to tell. “The entire concept of the shop is uniqueness,” says Chines, “and it all must be beautifully made.” 27 Washington Street, Sag Harbor; 631.808.3600; copiousrow.com 046 / LUXE INTERIORS + DESIGN
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Muriel Brandolini’s first pop-up store, Life by Muriel Brandolini, is an international marketplace filled with finds from the designer’s travels, collections from close friends and her own global-inspired line. “I think many people turn to design as a form of escape,” says Brandolini. “When someone comes into the store, I want them to feel a sense of discovery.” To encapsulate her signature multicultural and vibrant aesthetic, Brandolini curated everything in the shop herself. “I thought long and hard about what I am always searching for— especially in the summertime,” she says of the process that eventually led to her designing some of her most coveted pieces. “There is handblown glass and gilded lanterns and I am excited to introduce my first line of metallic bathing suits and sandals handmade in Greece.” Brandolini admits that the little shop of nomadic curiosities was indeed a spontaneous idea but it has since turned into the talk of the town. Open until Labor Day. 42A Jobs Lane, Southampton; 631.259.2530; murielbrandolini.com
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With home design in the Hamptons leaning torward the modern and edgy, architect and part-time Hamptons resident West Chin’s shop in East Hampton is buzzing. Celebrating its one-year anniversary, the combination showroom-office-shop carries over 30 lines of furniture, lighting and accessories that echo Chin’s urban aesthetic: think minimal, clean lines and filled with natural light. 25 Newtown Lane, East Hampton; 631.324.3103; westouteast.com
Mecox farM water Mill south Co-Exclusive. Exquisite, sophisticated top-level design defines this 12,000± sf mansion by James Michael Howard. With ultra-fine finishes and details, the home is sited on a vast 3± acre parcel 200± yards from the water and has it all. 74’ radiant heated saltwater infinity pool, spa, and pool house. $24.95M. WEB# 22729.
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How has architecture in the Hamptons evolved? We’re seeing more modern architecture off the water. People appreciate how open, contemporary design lends itself to entertaining, as well as the use of larger windows and doors for optimal views. Most over-the-top home you’ve ever sold? 828 Sagg Main Street in Sagaponack, designed by Grade Architecture and Interior Design and built by J. Bialsky, who creates amazing homes over 20 million dollars. The pool was a standout with three-pools-in-one, including a 67-foot lap lane, an octagonal deep end and a shallow area perfect for pool volleyball. What exceptional amenities are you seeing? Everyone wants drama. There was a home on Quimby Lane that had a seven-figure door and window package. One of the doors was an enormous sheet of glass with a push-button that, within seconds, receded into the ceiling to reveal the outdoors. It is bells and whistles like that one that set a property apart.
The home at 950 Ocean Road is surrounded by tall hedges for ultimate privacy.
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Above: The Bridgehampton South estate located at 950 Ocean Road, shown here and at left, resides on a little over one acre and is listed by Bespoke Real Estate. Below: One of Gary DePersia’s most glamorous listings is at 1285 Flying Point Road in Water Mill and features floor-to-ceiling glass walls that can disappear into the floors to create an open-air living space.
GARY DEPERSIA The Corcoran Group
Where does everyone want to be this season? Sag Harbor is much sought after with many restaurants within a block of each other, and it’s the only village where the marinas meet Main Street. It also has some of the more interesting condo developments. Curb appeal or big-name architect? Definitely curb appeal first. If it’s been done by a well-known architect, all the better. Most over-the-top home you’ve sold? In 2005, I sold a John Kean home that was 18,000 square feet on 12 acres. Not only did it have views of the ocean, but also a full-size indoor basketball court. Major real estate trend? People seem drawn to new construction that’s fully furnished. Real estate in the Hamptons right now is... Hot, hot, hot!
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This traditional oceanfront home is located on East Hampton’s Further Lane.
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Clockwise from top left: This modern version of a traditional-style carriage house in the Village of East Hampton, listed by Sarah Minardi, is just a short walk into town. Also listed by Minardi, a Sag Harbor home is located at the end of a private cul-de-sac and sits next to a wooded nature preserve; it is only a two-block walk to a bayside beach. One of Susan Breitenbach’s highly coveted properties is an eightbedroom oceanfront home located on East Hampton’s Further Lane; it boasts 3 acres, a tennis court, infinity pool and direct access to a private beach.
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SUSAN BREITENBACH The Corcoran Group
Where does everyone want to be this season? New Yorkers want to be closer to the city so they are flocking to Southampton. Sometimes, they do want more of a rural retreat with horse farms and apple orchards, so they look more in Sagaponack and parts of Bridgehampton. What kind of property is the most hard to come by? Waterfront and close to the ocean are always the number-one sellers but 2-acre-plus homes are getting harder to find lately. People want space, and even though a lot of them have penthouse gardens in the city, it’s not the same as having a big yard. How do the individual villages reflect the homebuyers’ personalities? East Hampton is where you’ll find older money with more formal, gated and hedged estates. Sagaponack is much more country and rural. Bridgehampton is horse farms and apple orchards. Amagansett, on the other hand, is still a little country and more of what the Hamptons used to be like: you can walk to the beach and to town, and it has more of a local flair.
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What was your biggest sale on the East End? 210 Daniel Lane, Sagaponack, which sold for $11 million. It came on the market and sold within 30 days. Most over-the-top home you’ve sold? An upside-down cedar Shingle in East Hampton’s Northwest Woods with views of the Atlantic and Georgica Pond. I first sold it in 2009 and again in 2014. The second time around the seller had outfitted the new home theater with a half-a-million-dollar speaker system. The house sold without the speakers, but one buyer was adamant that they stay—which killed the deal. My seller was not parting with his AV equipment! Real estate in the Hamptons is… Rewriting history. It’s all about size, value and a need-to-knowright-now mentality. Best value for an oceanfront property? The Montauk oceanfront is hot, as it has the secret of being on the water for less than $10 million. It’s not a secret anymore, though, and the price doubles two miles to the west and stays that way until you exit Southampton.
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This modern beach house nestled in Water Mill is situated just south of the highway.
Views of Mecox Bay and the Atlantic Ocean are visible from this Southampton abode.
The great room of this Water Mill residence boasts a unique centerpiece fireplace. Above: This modern home in Southampton, listed by Tim Davis, features stunning views of Mecox Bay and the Atlantic Ocean; the home’s multiple wraparound decks look out over the dunes. Below and left: Listed by Harald Grant, a sleek Water Mill home, with interiors designed by William T. Georgis, has its own private dock and guesthouse.
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Where are the new-money mansions? Having something along the ocean is big for new-money Wall Street types. It’s the kind of property that goes for $30-$40 million before they even start to build. Alternatively, sometimes they are spending that amount on a more dated home and then doing millions of dollars in renovations. Where are buyers coming from this season? Besides New York City, I have more buyers than ever coming from California and Connecticut. Biggest sale on the East End? A 1920s traditional brick home in Southampton for $75 million. It is extremely rare to have a brick home on the ocean and only a few were ever built in the Hamptons. It went through many renovations throughout the years but it is still a very special house. How do you think architecture has evolved in the Hamptons? It’s all about the view and finding that perfect balance between indoor and outdoor living. Buyers want open floor plans because, even if they are spending upwards of ten million dollars on a home, they want it to look like they have a much more casual, easy lifestyle.
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Curb appeal or big-name architect? Right now, people are buying for architecture, and most of them want that modern look. It’s a real escape for them and it’s about having something different than their home in the city. Where do new buyers want to be? It depends, but I do my best to show them two or three homes in each hamlet. People will tell you they are looking for a traditional Shingle-style home and the next thing you know, they’re in contract for a modern. Biggest sale on the East End? It was Wooldon Manor on Gin Lane, and it sold for $85 million. What are the top three demands buyers are looking for in their homes today? I’ll give you two: location and value. For the location, it really is all about the views. For value, it’s financial versus emotional. More times than not, it’s not always about the investment, but about seeing your family in that space.
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Stencil collection by Jack Lenor Larsen, available through Cowtan & Tout.
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Since 1991, Stargazer, the bright red 50-foot-tall sculpture depicting a deer looking skyward, has presided over a Manorville field, serving as the unofficial gateway to the Hamptons. Years ago, its creator, Southamptonite Linda Scott, traveled with Mexican archaeologist Victor Segovia to the pyramids of the Yucatán and realized, “All those cities represented the celestial relationship; it’s where the Mayans got their information.” Her life pursuing mystical work, particularly writings of influential spiritual teacher G.I. Gurdjieff, spawned an entire series of Stargazers around the world. Scott has also recently partnered with jeweler Eric Messin to turn her revered works into wearable art pieces (shown at right). “Metaphysically speaking, we—nature, you, me, everything—are the connection to the above from below,” she says. “That’s what the Stargazer symbolizes.” lindascott.org
Jack Lenor Larsen may have designed thousands of textiles—sold through Cowtan & Tout—over several decades, but it took aligning himself with other creatives to really find his voice. “I have worked with the greatest architects,” says the 87-yearold Larsen, an East Hampton fixture since 1952. “I was so keen to please them and understand what they wanted that it forced me to do new things.” Among those: introducing ethnographic textiles to America (our current love affair with ikats would be unthinkable without him). He now devotes his time to LongHouse Reserve, where, he says, “I take what I learned in other design practices and try them out in the garden.” Larsen is also working on three books, curating exhibitions and lecturing around the world. “I’ve never been so busy,” he says. longhouse.org A piece from artist Linda Scott’s line of jewelry, available at Pelletreau Silver Shop in Southampton.
JEFF MUHS PORTRAIT: BETH MUHS. EMIRATE COFFEE TABLE PHOTO: GARY MAMAY. SILVER BOOK PHOTO: PAUL VOGEL. OPPOSITE PAGE: JACK LENOR LARSEN PORTRAIT: SHAUNA VALESKA. LINDA SCOTT JEWELRY PHOTO: MORGAN PITTS.
27 Multidisciplinary artist Jeff Muhs in his Southampton studio amongst his Slipstream series.
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Furniture Maker/Artist Jeff Muhs’ interest in varied art forms is clear from his ultimate party guest list: visual artist Gerhard Richter, modernist furniture designer Edward Wormley, sculptor Robert Morris, architect Zaha Hadid and textile designer Jack Lenor Larsen. He’s practiced several of these forms himself yet doesn’t distinguish between them. “I see my furniture as sculpture,” he explains of his limitededition, handcrafted Emirate collection. “When I began designing this line, I went to Dubai, where the architecture is anything but rectangular mass forms. It’s playful, which you can say about 1950s modern, too.” The birch-plywood-and-laminate pieces are inspired by midcentury antecedents— Jean Arp, George Nelson, Hans Wegner—but reimagined in muscular, high-tech silhouettes. In addition to his furnishings line, he continues to create contemporary, abstract paintings out of his Southampton studio and is currently experimenting with textiles. jeffmuhsstudio.com
Muhs’ Emirate coffee table, from his new limited-edition line of furniture.
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PAUL VOGEL Bookbinder
After art studies at Pratt, Paul Vogel wanted to see the world. “From my travels in third world countries,” he recalls, “I was feeling a need to do something with my hands.” He satiated that hunger by apprenticing at bookbinderies in England and found his calling. Though the craft is now a dying breed, Vogel keeps the art form alive out of his East Hampton home. Using buttery leathers, cotton rag paper and any bespoke details commissioned by his clients—which have included such high-profile names as Ralph Lauren and Charlotte Moss—Vogel creates books completely by hand using 300-year-old techniques. “Bookbinding always goes through waves of popularity,” he notes. “When people feel a tradition is going to be lost, there’s suddenly interest again. Books say more about the giver than a Kindle does.” vogelbindery.com
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OPEN-DOOR POLICY DESIGNER MARIECHRISTINE MCNALLy PLAyS uP A RENOwNED HAMPTONS ARCHITECT’S AESTHETIC IN THIS quINTESSENTIAL AMAGANSETT BEACH COTTAGE THAT IS BOTH CASuAL AND CHIC. 66 / luxe interiors + design
This home has quite the history. Architect Alfred A. Scheffer’s main patron, Ella Barbour, commissioned this cottage in the 1940s. It truly exemplifies Scheffer’s architectural style from that time period and area of the Hamptons. The architecture is clean and simple with small, wellproportioned rooms and beautiful materials such as knotty pine plank floors and exposed brick. The entire first floor features exposed beams revealing the floorboards of the second floor. The idea for my design was to highlight these simple details and not to overpower them.
How exactly did you call out these subtle details in your design? The home is located in such a special area—think swimsuit-clad parents toting their sandy kids around in red Radio Flyer wagons—and I sought to imbue the house with that same spirit. I wanted the home to be beach-chic while still casual and low-maintenance. Everything in the home represents all of my personal inclinations: lots of white and natural textures, such as rattan and abaca, layered with interesting pieces. The overall effect is calm and relaxing, which is exactly what you want when at the beach.
What are your tips for creating such an easy-going and laidback space? Sun rooms are naturally inviting because of the light streaming in and this one is especially sunny thanks to windows on three sides of the room. I used a thick, cushy flokati rug to warm up the brick flooring and chose a versatile hair-on-hide ottoman that can also be used as a coffee table, footrest or as additional seating. All of these elements create the perfect place for a small gathering.
Interior Design / Marie-Christine McNally / Marie-Christine Design, LLC / mariechristinedesign.com. Flokati Rug / Ruby Beets / rubybeets.com. Home Builder / Marty Mahar / Martin Mahar Inc. / 631.267.8000. / Landscape Architecture / Daniel P. Popadick / Alluvion Gardens / 631.241.8188. Large Cubic Lantern / Formations / formationsusa.com. Large Dream Boat Ottoman / Ochre / ochre.net.
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utilizing clean lines, exposed beams and rustic metals, designers sharla seton and diana byrne spark a coastal spirit in this family-friendly kitchen. You stripped this dated space of its existing beadboard cabinetry and dark-paneled ceiling. What was the jumping-off point? the existing space had more of a ski-chalet feel and we wanted it to better reflect the surrounding beach dunes of its true Westhampton setting. We freshened it up with a lighter paint color and countertops and chose a soft sandy-gray stain for the ceiling reminiscent of driftwood. keeping with the natural, beach feel of the home, the goal was to imagine as if the owner was walking down the beach, discovering different elements to pick up: a rusty nail, symbolized in the hardware; sandy toes, illustrated on the linen-covered stools; and a collection of seashells, reimagined through the marble slabs.
How did the cabinetry and hardware choices fit into the design? the shaker-style cabinetry is so beautiful in its simplicity. it was the perfect balance to the room’s marble and rustic, oversize pendants. We exposed the butt hinge in an oil-rubbed bronze, but then added a modern angled cutter profile to keep the cabinets current. We then chose to panel the appliances so as to not break up the beautiful woodwork and to make the kitchen feel more like a furniture piece. tying into the deep veining of the marble, the hardware also gives a nice weight to the clean, cotton white cabinetry, and we knew it would age beautifully as the years go by. this is a style of kitchen that will last for decades. 68 / luxe interiors + design
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What drew you to this particular marble? We were walking the marble yard trying to find the perfect piece and hidden high up on a shelf was this small, dusty chunk of marble that spawned the entire kitchen. We had originally planned on a glass-tile backsplash, but once we caught sight of the big slabs weeks later, we knew we had to continue it up the back wall, as well. the deep veining is so funky and wild, perfectly capturing the beach colors and the way that the ocean leaves markings in the sand at low tide.
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PRIMARY COLOR SOMeTIMeS ALL yOu neeD IS A BOLD Hue TO MAke An IMPACT, AnD DeSIGneRS JennIFeR MABLey AnD AuSTIn HAnDLeR PROVe JuST THAT In THIS BRIDGeHAMPTOn SPACe.
What inspired such a bright color in this living room? After a few meetings, we discovered that our client loved the bold use of color and wanted a dramatic statement in the main entertaining space of the home. Once we realized that, we committed to a vivid color scheme that set the tone for the entire project. We chose a vibrant marine blue, offsetting it with crisp white and silver elements. Most people would have designed a more serious room in this formal space, but because our client was open to taking a more unexpected approach, she ended up with a room that became a real conversation piece.
Interior Design / Jennifer Mabley and Austin Handler / Mabley Handler Interior Design / mableyhandler.com. Basic Dots Bench Fabric in Bluebell / Robert Allen / robertallendesign.com. Blue Macaw Paint Color / Benjamin Moore / benjaminmoore.com. Coco Mirror and Lydia Lamps in Silver / Made Goods / madegoods.com. Home Builder / James Zizzi / James V. Zizzi Contracting Corporation / zizzihomes.com. Single Benches and 3-Drawer Console in Fresh Finish / Somerset Bay Home / somersetbayhome.com.
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This space radiates with a look that is quintessentially Hamptons. Blue-and-white is a classic color combination you’ll find throughout the Hamptons. In this case, however, we wanted to put our own spin on it, giving the room a signature look and feel. Touches of playful items, such as the mirror inspired by leaf coral, create a space that is the epitome of beach chic.
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Why did you decide to keep the furnishings simplistic? Less is definitely more here and overcrowding was never the approach. The client preferred to let the blue be the star and to keep the accents to a minimum. The large scale of the room called for something to help envelope the furnishings and create a sharp and tailored contrast, and the crisp paneling was designed in a clean and transitional way to complement the space. Individual pieces are still able to hold your attention, showcasing a true appreciation for the artistry behind each decorative item.
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How did you achieve the perfect balance of glamour and comfort? I approach each project with style, functionality and color in mind. The dramatic vaulted ceiling and existing fireplace and wall paneling helped give direction for this space to be a structured living room, to create a symmetrical layout to complement the more traditional architecture. We wanted the living room to function as a formal living space, but for casual weekend living. Since this room is located next to the playroom, we didn’t want anything too precious in this space, so we chose glamorous materials in sturdy finishes.
Green seems to be your color muse here. Why that particular hue? My muse was the picturesque gardens of Stourhead in England. The vegetation and architectural elements there conspire to make this magical place, and I sought to bring that same magical feel indoors. I designed this space for the young family to be airy, bright and approachable, furnishing the room in colorful purples to play off of the green. The client was so inspired that she selected the artwork to complement the hues of the room. I chose the vintage Silvano Pantani grape table lamps as a reference to the vineyard fields of Long Island.
Did any happy accidents happen during the design of this room? I wanted the space to have a commonality of materials, which you’ll notice through the prevelance of brass. One of the most striking brass pieces has quite the story. The clients had originally hired me to design their apartment in the city, and I had found these fabulous tessellated cream tables accented with brass inlay. They had to be purchased as a pair, even though at the time, the clients only needed one. Two years later, the other table finally found its home here.
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From left: Table Runner / silkandwillow.com. Marble Bowl / homenature.com. Irving Place Studio Large Vase / monc13.com. Albert Candleholder / comerfordcollection.com. White Cups by Christiane Perruchon / Bloom / 631.725.5940. Riga Glasses and Seagate Dinner Plates / canvashomestore.com. Indigo Storm Plates / tiinathestore.com. Dauville Cereal Bowls and Abbesses Cups / canvashomestore.com. Irving Place Studio Drinking Bowl / monc13.com. Franc Small Candleholder / comerfordcollection.com. Espresso Cups and Saucers by Christiane Perruchon / Bloom / 631.725.5940. Franc Large Candleholder / comerfordcollection.com. Abbesses Plates / canvashomestore.com. Linen Napkins / Bloom / 631.725.5940. Shell Bisque Cereal Bowls / canvashomestore.com. Background fabric: Delta by Boeme Design / studiofournyc.com.
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Clockwise from top left: Espresso Cups and Saucers by Christiane Perruchon / Bloom / 631.725.5940. Ceramic Flask / sylvesterandco.com. Mini Bowl with Spoon / homenature.com. White Weave Charger / aerin.com. Ceramic Nesting Bowls / comerfordcollection.com. Riga Glasses / canvashomestore.com. Marble Serving Board / homenature.com. Table Runner / silkandwillow.com. Himalayan Pink Salt and Herbs de Provence / sylvesterandco.com. Blackcreek Mercantile Small Double Handle Board / tiinathestore.com. Sea Shell Spoons / homenature.com. Place Card by Linda Pasca / penandpaperdesign.com. Astier de Villatte Salad Plate and Linen Napkin / Bloom / 631.725.5940. Seagate Dinner Plate / canvashomestore.com.
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There is something to be said about a no-fuss affair: The fine china can stay in the cupboard, silverware doesn’t have to be polished and the linens need not be pressed. With that level of ease, it’s easy to see why in recent years, there has been an emphasis on a more casual way of dining—think family-style dishes and bench seating. This summer, give your go-to formal tableau the night off and set the table with an edgy mix of vintage staples
and raw wood accessories, like a carved salvaged-wood salt cellar from Homenature coupled with hand-dyed linens from Silk & Willow in upstate New York. New classics such as imported porcelain espresso cups made by artisans in Italy and effortless Astier de Villatte plates—picked up at Bloom in Sag Harbor— create just the right amount of je ne sais quoi when peppered with antique stunners (like a fish-eye bottle opener). Sit back, relax and revel in the fact that fretting over your next tablescape is a thing of the past.
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GO-TO SHOP: Laurin Copen Antiques WHere: 1703 Montauk Highway, Bridgehampton WHaT’S IN STOre: Antique furnishings and décor ranging from pre-19th century to mid-20th century reaSON TO STOP IN: A lot of antiques stores specialize in a distinct style. Here, though, the collection is very eclectic—swedish, Adirondack, industrial, midcentury—and highly edited. It harks back to what the Hamptons was before all the development. the store is in a historic 18th-century farmhouse on the outskirts of town. talk about old school. WHO TO Talk TO: Laurin Copen and Alicia wiltshire are incredibly knowledgeable and helpful. NOTaBle FIND: Jesse was able to get a swedish drop-front desk in a red painted finish, which is very hard to find.
sAndrA NUNNerLY GO-TO SHOP: Comerford Collection WHere: 2442 Main street, Bridgehampton WHaT’S IN STOre: An array of private-label modern furnishings, lighting and art reaSON TO STOP IN: I always find the perfect pieces at this little “jewel of Bridgehampton” to complete the projects we are working on around the globe. whether it’s for a client’s Hamptons beach house, a ski chalet in the rockies or a park Avenue duplex, this is my trusty Hamptons shop all year long. Also, the store has saved me numerous times when I was searching for that last-minute hostess gift. WHO TO Talk TO: Karen Comerford, the owner, has redefined the term modern, imbuing it with a comfortable, uncomplicated simplicity, very similar to my own design aesthetic.
GIDeON MeNDeLSON GO-TO SHOP: Monc XIII WHere: 40 Madison street, sag Harbor WHaT’S IN STOre: new and antique accessories, tabletop, furniture and textiles from luxury brands like Kelly wearstler, puiforcat and Bernardaud reaSON TO STOP IN: they have important, beautiful pieces that are very sculptural, including antiques. they’re a notch more sophisticated than what you might find in a typical, laid-back Hamptons beach house, but they’re upholstered in some funky nubby fabric or have an interesting finish that makes them feel appropriate to that style. WHO TO Talk TO: Lana Kozar. she always asks how my mother is doing and how my children are. NOTaBle FIND: A midcentury silvio Cavatorta rosewood commode! I love its multiple layers. It’s functional, with plenty of storage, but it still feels light and airy. I don’t know why no one’s bought it—probably because it’s $20,000!
WILLIAM GeOrGeS GO-TO SHOP: Hampton Briggs Antiques WHere: 2450 Main street, Bridgehampton WHaT’S IN STOre: Antique Asian ceramics, urns, armoires and beyond reaSON TO STOP IN: they have the most wonderful collection of Asian furniture and decorative arts. I go there often for their excellent selection of Chinese chests, chairs and accessories. WHO TO Talk TO: the owner, paul Orenstein, who is very informed, personable and charming. NOTaBle FINDS: A set of blanc de Chine stacking boxes took my breath away—they were both functional and severely beautiful.
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Shop images, clockwise from left: Monc XIII carries a variety of books, tabletop accessories and furnishings. A chic vignette at Bridgehampton’s Comerford Collection. An antique Asian stool from Hampton Briggs Antiques. One-of-a-kind pottery pieces found at Laurin Copen Antiques.
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GO-TO SHOP: Ann Madonia Antiques WHERE: 36 Jobs Lane, Southampton WHAT’S IN STORE: One-ofa-kind lighting, case pieces and other antique treasures REASON TO STOP IN: I’ve been purchasing from Ann for over 30 years. There are plenty of temptations throughout the Hamptons and a growing surge of interest in midcentury modernism, but Ann Madonia delivers furniture and objects that are settled, charming, refined and nuanced. The shop always has a splendid selection of Louis XV furniture, which is beautiful and extremely comfortable. The Hamptons is always at the forefront of 20th-century modernism, so it is reassuring to recall the pleasures of another age and time. WHO TO TALK TO: Go straight to the source, Ann Madonia herself.
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BETTY WASSERMAN GO-TO SHOP: Marders WHERE: 120 Snake Hollow Road, Bridgehampton REASON TO STOP IN: It’s an escape from the world and all its stresses. Marders is known for its phenomenal trees and flowers. But in their gift shop, you’ll find fantastic books, brilliant fun cards, unique glassware, a wonderful line of one-of-a-kind driftwood furniture, and antiques. Last year, they had a whole display devoted to bees with different varieties of honey as well as soaps and room fragrances. I bought a bunch of things and they packaged it beautifully. NOTABLE FIND: A little turtle fountain my daughter had to have at age 7. She has her own little garden and it works perfectly there.
NATHAN TURNER GO-TO SHOP: Ruby Beets WHERE: 25 Washington Street, Sag Harbor WHAT’S IN STORE: Artisanal accessories and soft goods, new and antique furniture, and made-to-order upholstery and carpets REASON TO STOP IN: It’s owned by Sharone Einhorn and Honey Wolters, who make sure you never know what you will find, but also guarantee it will always be good. WHO TO TALK TO: Truth be told I would go in even if it was empty just to hang out with Honey, who I adore, and always cracks me up. NOTABLE FINDS: I’ve bought so many great things in the past for clients. But the items I’ve purchased for myself stand out, like a seascape painting that hangs in our house in Malibu and a perfect collection of drippy pottery.
KELLY BEHUN GO-TO SHOP: General Home Store WHERE: 100 Park Place, East Hampton WHAT’S IN STORE: Anything you might need for everyday living, plus some unexpected treasures REASON TO STOP IN: It is a veritable smorgasbord of thoughtfully selected home accessories—from things for the kitchen and bath to tabletop and all manner of chic gadgets. My intention is generally to buy hostess gifts or birthday presents, but I end up buying things for my own home. I challenge anyone to leave there empty-handed. WHO TO TALK TO: Both Stephanie and Lisa are great and ready to help but also happy to let you browse and have your space. NOTABLE FIND: Enormous hanging incense coils that smell like lavender when burned and keep the mosquitoes away. So much more elegant than a can of OFF!
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Shop images, clockwise from top left: This 19th-century Swedish Regency-style crystal chandelier is one of many treasures found at Ann Madonia Antiques. Marders in Bridgehampton offers a charming garden shop and an 18-acre nursery. General Home Store in East Hampton has a little of everything for summer living. Artisanmade goods, like these handblown glass bottles by Elizabeth Lyons, are plentiful at Ruby Beets.
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GO-TO SHOP: Turpan WHERE: 55 Main Street, East Hampton WHAT’S IN STORE: Carving sets, toys, teapots, curiosities, and even stylish flashlights REASON TO STOP IN: Greg Turpan is a genius the likes of which are not seen too often. He is 100-percent dedicated to good design, wherever it lies. A matchbook, a spaghetti pot, a cashmere sweater—this is curated design in the best and truest sense of the word. NOTABLE FIND: They’ve been selling something called a Japanese yard bag for years. It’s a very large flat-bottomed tote made of jade green reinforced plastic with aqua nylon strap handles—tough as nails and great for lugging things from town to beach.
ALEXA HAMPTON GO-TO SHOP: Mecox WHERE: 66 Newtown Lane, East Hampton WHAT’S IN STORE: Vintage interior pieces, garden antiques, lighting and unusual re-editions REASON TO STOP IN: It really is a one-stop shop. They are a valuable source for accessories, occasional furniture, lighting and artwork. At every location, Mecox showcases curated reproduction items with one-of-a-kind vintage and antique pieces. They also have a well-edited selection of accessories and artwork. I often use them for the finishing touches and last-minute layering on an installation. WHO TO TALK TO: Anyone and everyone; Mecox has a wonderfully helpful staff. NOTABLE FIND: A great twotier reclaimed-oak coffee table for a client in Bridgehampton. The table added a heavy rustic element, bringing comfort and livability to a serene garden room.
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AMANDA NISBET GO-TO SHOP: Homenature WHERE: 6 Main Street, Southampton WHAT’S IN STORE: Sofas, pillows and poofs, all made with honest materials. Don’t miss their lighting or tabletop selections. REASON TO STOP IN: They have great neutral furnishings, but, for me, it’s all about the accessories—throws, objets, natural corals. WHO TO TALK TO: The owners, John Heilmann and Tim DiSalvo, are both super-nice people and great businessmen. NOTABLE FIND: Everything is so great; I can’t pick one!
ROBERT PASSAL GO-TO SHOP: L’Objet à la Plage WHERE: 9 Main Street, Southampton WHAT’S IN STORE: Exclusive offerings including Martone Cycling bicycles, Segno Italiano glassware, custom Boom Art surfboards, Bamford body care items and, of course, L’Objet’s collections REASON TO STOP IN: It’s a treasure trove of rare and exotic beauty. You can discover everything from exceptional Fortuny tabletop items to one-off bespoke shagreen pieces. NOTABLE FIND: My black bisque Buddha desktop catchall. I feel its good vibes and fortitude throughout the day.
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Shop images, clockwise from top left: Designer Tom Scheerer loves Turpan for its unexpected finds. An East Hampton staple, Mecox is a must for garden antiques. Homenature features relaxed décor and accents, like these plush pillows. You’ll find a curated assortment of exclusive curiosities at L’Objet à la Plage.
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“There was an enormous amount of engineering required to make the foundation work,” Lynch says. The modern structure has two volumes: one for the public spaces, and the other for more intimate spaces. A central core housing the main staircase links them and frames an ocean view that is visible from the large expanse of glass at the front entrance. “It was very important to us that there be an indication as you approach the house that there is this beautiful landscape on the other side,” Rouhani explains. Indeed, Rouhani’s design features floor-to-ceiling windows facing the bay to the west and curated views of the ocean to the east. To maintain the minimalistic look her clients’ envisioned, the architect eschewed draperies in favor of shades that are concealed in the ceiling and wood screens on the exterior. “The architectural screening creates beautiful shadow patterns in the space,” says interior designer Eleanor Donnelly, who selected finishes and designed many of the home’s furnishings. In the open
Opposite: The homeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s cedar siding has been laid out in horizontal and vertical orientations for both aesthetics and functionality. The horizontal boards help create an exterior balcony on the second floor, and the vertical boards form a screen that conceals an outdoor shower, storage and other utilitarian functions on the lower level. The anodizedaluminum door and window system is by Arcadia. Below: A sectional from Viesso, covered in a fabric blend from Maharam, and a pair of brushed stainless-steel-andwicker chairs by Fritz Hansen from Hive in Portland, Oregon, form a relaxed seating area in the great room. The custom cocktail table has a black-steel base by Battle Iron & Bronze and a bluestone top.
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kitchen, for example, Donnelly incorporated custom built-in white Formica cabinetry that conceals a bar, additional refrigeration and storage. “It’s an industrial finish that holds up to family life and entertaining,” Donnelly explains. “Everything kind of happens in one large space, so we needed to house a lot of the clutter and mess of everyday life behind doors.” The gleaming white built-in complements the custom kitchen cabinetry, which is made of a wood veneer that resembles driftwood. The open space also includes areas for dining and conversation in front of a bluestone-clad fireplace, which echoes the soothing palette of bluegreen hues that can be found throughout the house. “Viola and I believe in a minimal palette, functional spaces and
honesty in materials,” Donnelly says. “We tried to repeat the materials and color throughout, so that the design is cohesive and you have one experience versus many different moments that are collected together.” Custom shelving continues in the third-floor hallway, this time made of walnut. The material reappears in the liveedge dining table in the great room and custom cabinetry in a casual den on the top floor, which has a screened-in porch overlooking the bay. The view from that space is Rouhani’s favorite thing about the modern abode. “It gives the sense of being on your own perch elevated above the water with views in all directions,” she explains. “We hoped to recreate the quintessential beach house that brings the outdoors in and the indoors out, and I think we accomplished that.”
Above: Landscape designer Chris LaGuardia created a plan to replace the original deck with a more compact version made of mahogany and remove invasive plant species, as well as installed native grasses and vegetation. The adjustable beach chairs are from Dedon. Opposite, clockwise from top left: The staircase’s floating treads are made of rift-cut white oak. A bed from Modernica is positioned to take advantage of the Mecox Bay views. Custom walnut cabinetry offers storage in the upstairs hallway. Crystal Beaches of Jökulsárlón by Matthew Carbone resides in the family room.
48 crowd pleaser a house brimming inside and out with spaces for entertaining is just the ticket for its social homeowner. written by jorge s. arango / photography by rikki snyder
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hen you’re Iris Dankner, you don’t just entertain; you entertain in multitudes. In fact, the New York socialite, designer, breast cancer survivor and highly visible fundraising dynamo (she almost doubled revenues for the Susan G. Komen foundation and founded Holiday House to raise money and awareness about the disease) is most comfortable in a crowd. So when Dankner went looking for a Southampton getaway 10 years ago, she knew she wanted a gracious yet sizeable home that could accommodate large gatherings. “I always loved Farrell homes,” she says of the construction company helmed by Joe Farrell, whose highly detailed custom residences are fixtures of the region. Unfortunatly, the one she fell in love with—a white-trimmed Shingle-style home with generous public spaces and an open flow—got away. But, as she recalls, “He had another property nearby where he was planning to build a similar home.” With the location being just minutes away from Little Peconic Bay, Dankner instead purchased that property and, with the help of architects James McDonough and Michael Conroy, “was able to make a few changes to the existing plan,” she says. The most substantial modification, remembers builder Steve Pryzby, Farrell’s vice president who took over the build once Dankner purchased the home, was “a master bedroom deck that extended much further out than was planned. We had to structuralize the columns by adding steel and footings.” A happy accident created a generous loggia by the pool for lounging. The interior boasts signature Farrell details, such as coffered ceilings and a two-story foyer that has a view straight out to the backyard and pool, which provides, says Pryzby, “that wow effect.” For Dankner, it is the moodsetter she wanted. “You step in and you feel like you’re away,” she observes. An inveterate traveler, Dankner is often away herself, and almost every year she alters the décor, sometimes radically, after each trip. For the master bath, she hauled a 19th-century French mirror from Paris’ Marché aux Puces across the ocean, while Guatemalan fabrics and a folk art giraffe infuse her daughter Niki’s red bedroom with ethnic flair. The family refers to the loggia under the master deck as “Belize,” because artifacts from a trip there decorate the table and landscape designer Tom Janczur’s potted plantings of elephant ears give it an exotic aspect. 106 / luxe interiors + design
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Right: The deck off the master suite features an industrial coffee table from the Marché aux Puces antiques market in Paris. Homeowner and designer Iris Dankner repurposed wire tables from Frontgate—also the source for the rug—as stools. The swing chair is from Pier 1 Imports. Below left: A tennis court sits beyond a pergola surrounded with landscaping by Tom Janczur. Below right: The sun room’s fresh white palette is inviting year-round. Its mix of high and low furnishings includes chairs found at a flea market in Southampton that Dankner upholstered in a Nancy Corzine fabric.
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The master deck itself morphed after a trip to Costa Rica—its patterned carpet and wire furnishings exuding a tropical charm. “I just love the outdoor spaces found in the Caribbean,” she says. Throughout the public spaces, Dankner deployed a palette of white, brown and blue, allowing one color to dominate in a certain room and recede in another. Brown, for example, takes center stage in the moody dining room, so that, “the white paneled walls could pop more,” she explains. But, this is the Hamptons, so white rules the roost in the living room and sun room, which are separated by a double-sided fireplace.
Outside, Janczur concentrated on placing ferns and low-flowering plants, “that seem like a woodland carpet,” he says. “Since the home sits on the main street, I tried to avoid making it seem like we stuck in a garden where it doesn’t belong.” The lush setting fulfills Dankner’s need for multiple entertaining areas while telegraphing a relaxed, no-nonsense elegance that befits its breezy, beachy locale. So whether Dankner decides to host a large poolside gala or a close friend stops by at a moment’s notice, the dignified hostess is always ready.
A glass-topped wroughtiron table grounds a family room, where Crate & Barrel armchairs pair with an Avery Boardman daybed. Donghia dyed-linen draperies filter light. Barbara Barry’s standing lamp is from Gracious Home.
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In the light-filled front entry, the traditional Dutch door is a welcoming addition, while the natural limestone flooring and both paned and open windows signal the eclectic mix of modern and traditional elements ahead. A watercolor by Mats Gustafson presides over a Swedish antique bench dating back to the 1900s and covered in a Rogers & Goffigon striped linen.
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ic and Dena Hammel weren’t in the market for a new home. That is until they discovered the perfect house just three doors away on desirable Mecox Road. The Pennsylvania couple, who have made Bridgehampton their second home for nearly two decades, had recently met with designers on maximizing space in their current residence to accommodate visiting adult children and six grandchildren when they noticed a new construction nearby. “We were already in our dream house, and I never felt like we needed anything more,” recalls Dena of her traditional Shingle-style home she had decorated with country antiques. “But I just wanted to take a look inside—I guess that’s what all women say, I suppose!” Outfitted with fine oak finishes, an open floor plan free of hallways and a traditional-meets-modern aesthetic, Dena recognized that the house was the embodiment of her own minimalist sensibilities: “It took my breath away,” she says. “It was so unusual and understated, down to
the magnificent 100-year-old chestnut tree out front.” In a particularly felicitous turn, a For Sale sign soon went up, and the owners quickly purchased the house, which was conceived in a collaborative effort by architect James Merrell and builder Peter Cardel. “I envisioned it as a modern house bursting from a Colonial,” recalls Merrell, the visionary who joined the team on the basis that they create something different from the archetypal Hamptons home. Originally, a circa-1800 farmhouse stood on the property. “It was not a substantial house; it was more like a farmhand’s home,” says Cardel of the structure the team removed to build anew. But the team envisioned a home that would keep that history alive, and so, Cardel partnered with Merrell to bring about the idea of a modern farmhouse that, in the same way, would stand the test of time. Within the wide, U-shaped floor plan, the design team took advantage of the light that floods every room. Because of the unobstructed north- and south-facing views, the walls were washed in a neutral color palette
Architect James Merrell conceived of the minimal barn-style house with nods to both historical Hamptons and a Belgian sensibility, seen through the shingled exterior and the main entry unexpectedly located on the south-facing end of the house.
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and furniture-grade oak paneling, creating a blank canvas for the Hammels’ longtime designer, Franco Biscardi, and his partner, architect Brian Brady, to create the serene interiors. “In the family room, they wanted one nice seating group, so we scaled up the upholstered pieces to accommodate the deep space,” says Brady, who fashioned a richly layered design scheme. Bespoke upholstery and a natural-toned rug underfoot blend comfortably with standout accents, from vintage iron and travertine-topped tables to a white plaster chandelier based on a Giacometti design. The duo also used window treatments sparingly to further enhance the clean lines of each space. 114 / luxe interiors + design
Of course, picking up on the long-standing beach house tradition, the heart of the home is the al fresco dining terrace paved with limestone and framed by picture windows. “The patio is my husband’s favorite spot and we have a massive picnic table that he insisted on. That was his only wish, to have a table that could seat the entire family,” says Hammel with a smile. And in the end, what started as a functional farmhouse turned out to be a chic, simplistic retreat—one that encompasses the ease of Hamptons living combined with the comfort and harmony of familial ties.
Cedar shingles and traditional barn doors define the family’s quaint single-car garage and pool house that is situated off the main entry.
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