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PEOPLE, PLACES AND IDEAS THAT SHAPE DESIGN OUT EAST PRODUCED BY SHANNON SHARPE AND OLIVIA LAMBERT

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EDITOR’S LETTER

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DESIGN NEWS What everyone is buzzing about on the East End.

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ON THE MARKET Local realtors give us the lowdown on their latest properties.

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POOLSIDE LIVING Architects and designers are upping the ante on the region’s present-day pool houses.

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DESIGN DETAILS A showcase of four stunning abodes that prove home is the greatest refuge.

MEMO THE HOST Designer Tim Croneberger shares his secrets to keeping his guests entertained all summer long.

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SHORE THINGS Luxe presents a curated guide to the essential items for all of your summer happenings.

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INSIDER INFORMATION Industry experts spill their favorite Hamptons haunts.

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MODERN SOUL In Southampton, a design team creates an art-filled modern twist on the traditional Shingle style.

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ON THE WATERFRONT Beach views take center stage in a minimalist open-plan retreat in Quogue.

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TAKE TWO An East Hampton couple revisit what they want from their summer home as their lifestyle changes.

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LAST LOOK A flora-filled oasis serves as the perfect escape for jaded city dwellers.

ON THE COVER: In the backyard of a Southampton home, landscape architect Edmund Hollander surrounded the pool with hibiscus, lantana, mandevilla, belladonna trumpets, cannas, passiflora and gardenias. Page 100

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EDITOR’S LETTER

This page, clockwise from top left: A glass ceiling fixture from Wyeth; a dreamy Southampton poolscape by designer Iris Dankner; Serena & Lily’s teak sling chair in Lido Stripe; and a soaring entry in a Southampton home designed by architect Mark Stumer and built by Bruce Lifton.

This issue marks our annual Hamptons 50 edition, celebrating great design out East. In it, we talk with a dozen tastemakers to discover what excites them about summering in the Hamptons; uncover the unlimited potential of a pool house; and talk shop with One Kings Lane about the brand’s new pop-up in the former Rogers Memorial Library. There’s also plenty of architecture and design inspiration.

During these summer days, with everyone in a getaway frame of mind, we’re encouraging readers to visit our new online destination, luxedaily.luxesource.com, where you’ll discover design-related stories galore. Our 13 regional editions of Luxe provide an endless array of styles, ideas and design resources from across the country.

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Light fixtures from Apparatus (left) illuminate the kitchen prep area at the home of interior designer Tim Croneberger (shown opposite with his friend’s dog, Mollie). Rachael Ray Home stoneware (below) provides the perfect place setting for a casual yet still elegant brunch on the kitchen table, which is surrounded by vintage Paul McCobb chairs (bottom).

Summer in the Hamptons can be summed up in three words—sun, beach and, of course, entertaining. Taking the latter to heart, interior designer Tim Croneberger of Halcyon Design and his partner, Glenn Finn, often play hosts throughout the season, throwing everything from 100-person outdoor dinner parties to lazy Sunday morning brunches. Here, Croneberger explains how he keeps his guests coming back year after year.

Comfort is key. We’ve made a conscious choice in our home to maintain interiors that aren’t too precious. There’s no space that

doesn’t beg for you to curl up or stretch out. Sisal rugs mask sand that’s tracked in and cotton canvas and linens are the best protection against wet bathing suits. Cowhide throw rugs are also great as they have a natural oil that repels stains.

Create a welcoming mood. Guest rooms should have the same amenities as one would expect in a fine hotel—and then some. The bedside table should always have fresh-cut flowers and bottled water, and I like to frame a picture of the guest and I together from a fun time we shared. luxesource.com / 043

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Nothing says summer quite like palm prints and surfboards.

Croneberger covered the walls of his cabana bathroom in a tropical banana leaf wallpaper from Seabrook; the original Christopher Makos surfboard adds another layer of fun.

Use what’s in bloom. I always decorate with hydrangeas—they’re overflowing throughout the property. I’ll cut 30 or 40 stems and put them in vases all over the house. I also love adding whatever is in season from the farmers’ market, such as peonies and ranunculus. Sprigs of privet when it’s in bloom are really fragrant and are great in bathrooms or on those bedside tables.

Cook together. I love piling in the kitchen with everyone, drinking Wölffer Estate’s Summer in a Bottle rosé and prepping for dinner—our go-to summer meal is usually grilled flank steak with a ground coffee rub. Also, put on some good music; it provides a soundtrack that brings back memories as soon as you hear a certain song, and then everyone enjoys pitching in.

Have a go-to dish. We’ve become known for our “country scramble” Sunday-morning breakfasts, which are comprised of leftovers from the night before. It’s a big egg scramble with herbs, diced potatoes, extra cuts of meat and some grated cheese from last night’s cocktail hour. Pair that with a Bloody Mary bar and a mimosa station and you’re pretty much everyone’s favorite host.

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3 FAMILY TIME Why a renovation? The original tasting room was the vision of my father, and the old-world charm that you found there reflected his European heritage. When my brother, Marc, and I took over, we wanted the winery to reflect our own design aesthetic—a comfortable but stylish space yet one that still honors our father’s heritage.

What were some of the more important modifications? We changed the floors from Spanish terra cotta to all wood. Also, two long high-top tables with family seating and two

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Mabley Handler, the husband-wife interior design team of Jennifer Mabley and Austin Handler has released a locally inspired 35-piece furniture collection with Kravet. From products named after such notable East End locations as Flying Point and Hayground to beach-inspired materials including grass cloth and oakwood finishes, the culture of the Hamptons is at the heart of the collection. The furniture line centers around the idea of relaxed entertaining, and the Water Mill residents didn’t need to look further than their own backyard for inspiration. “In the summer, we often have friends over and we lounge for hours,” says Handler. “It’s so fun not to have a specific agenda. The entertaining is based around the company, not the meal.” mableyhandler.com

leather banquettes were installed, as well as a wall of windows offering expanded views of the vines. My personal favorite is a “family room” area with leather chairs, rugs, throws and family photos. All of these touches create the sense that you’re in our family’s living room.

How is the new space more in line with the vision you have for Wölffer? What I’m focused on is infusing a more youthful voice, even a whimsical lifestyle, through design and art. 139 Sagg Rd., Sagaponack, 631.537.5106; wolffer.com

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Go-to style: Contemporary. My home has exterior walls built of 18-inchthick granite and five skylights composing the roof. Any current building trends? For high-end residences, it is, without question, modern. Take a drive down Dune Road and you’ll see. Tell us about your wildest project.

A renovation and addition called the “Round House.” It was originally designed by midcentury architect Richard Foster as his own home. The interior continuously rotates 360 degrees.

What’s your most beloved Hampton’s hamlet? Definitely Sagaponack. The area still has this rural feeling where farmland meets the ocean. Favorite house you’ve built: A family compound in Bridgehampton designed to have multiple structures unfold across the site. Name the most unusual project you’ve done. A sports barn designed to be reminiscent of a historic potato barn, a nod to the history of the region and site.

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Our younger clientele wants clean, bright and white, with lots of glass to bring the outside in and the inside out. Favorite style: Our modern barn concept provides us with lots of excitement as each year we create more architecture in that style. Are there any building materials you are excited about?

Green materials.

For example, Boral is a wood synthetic— it’s very green and doesn’t, burn, rot or get eaten by termites.

Favorite style: None in particular. The house should fit into its surroundings, which is why I love many of the cottages in the Hamptons. Are there any building materials on your radar? Alaskan yellow cedar. It’s long been used on exteriors, but it’s also great for interiors since it mills beautifully and takes stains well. What’s the most unusual project you’ve worked on? An underground tunnel from a guesthouse to a main house that was also the home of the wine cellar.

Most challenging project you’ve done: Our own home. With a teen lounge (complete with a rock-climbing wall), a bowling alley and a full spa, the details were mind-numbing! Favorite Hamptons style: A Shingle-style house finished in a silvery gray is my favorite Hamptons look. I also love the look of floor-to-ceiling windows and natural finishes. Where are you the happiest?

Bridgehampton is where we live, but Montauk is where we relax. Sunrises, bonfires and flip flops: that says summer to me!

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Do you have a favorite style? No, I don’t have a favorite.

I just care that the architecture is good.

Current building trends: Sustainability.

Homes need to be energy-efficient and built to last. Tell us about your most unique project. A “fishing shack” as part of a major compound.

The husband was an avid fisherman but his wife strongly objected to having fresh fish cleaned in the kitchen. We helped build a subterranean cave in which there was a full kitchen.

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The Amagansett Farmers Market has been a landmark in the Hamptons for generations.

But the fate of the beloved Saturday morning institution has always been in question—until now. Katie Baldwin (shown left, at right) and Amanda Merrow of Amber Waves Farm have been tilling the 9.3 acres of wheat surrounding the Amagansett Farmers Market since 2009.

But they were only renting the land, and the market itself has undergone a few different tenants. This year, however, through a collaboration between Baldwin and Merrow, the Peconic Land Trust, and the owner of the land and market, Margaret de Cuevas, Amber Waves Farm purchased the land and the building, officially becoming the keeper of

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the flame. “This will limit 80% of the property to food production,” explains John Halsey, founder and president of the Peconic Land Trust, “ensuring the land will forever be accessible to future farmers.” So, that means if Baldwin and Merrow decided to stop farming, the land would have to be sold to another farmer. Amber Waves Farms will offer their own fresh produce as well as the artisanal delights of all their friends on the Hamptons foodie scene. In the future, Baldwin and Merrow plan to cook food on-site and offer educational programming.

“That’s critical to our mission,” says Baldwin.

“We can be an avenue to promote the farmstand ethos of locally grown and sourced items.” 367 Main St., Amagansett, 631.527.5688

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ARTS EDUCATION TWO DECADES AGO, AFTER STUDYING ABROAD IN ITALY, LAUREN GRENNING OPENED GRENNING GALLERY IN SAG HARBOR. THIS YEAR THE GALLERY CELEBRATES ITS 20-YEAR ANNIVERSARY. What were your hopes when you opened?

The gallery was inspired by the desire to show the amazing artists that I’d met and to build a life on the East End. After studying in Florence, I felt very strongly that the world needed to see what was happening there.

Has anything surprised you about running a gallery? I was pleased, but not surprised, that I found a critical mass of clients that shared my awe in the paintings and the sculptures.

The most surprising thing, though, is that we created a community of painters and patrons that extends around the world.

Are there any exhibitions that you are most excited about this summer? I am thrilled to be showing Nelson H. White in early July and Ben Fenske on July 29. Nelson was my mentor when I returned from Asia in 1995 and then in 1996, and it was his advice that led me to Italy. Ben is the painter’s painter, and one of the finest young artists of this generation. 17 Washington St., Sag Harbor, 631.725.8469; grenninggallery.com

Tell us about the juxtaposition of historic and modern in the space and the effect that has on aesthetic. The space is iconic, and we plan to retain the integrity of the structure and accentuate its interior features with vignettes that include an eclectic mix of modern, vintage and traditional pieces that speak to the classic Hamptons aesthetic—with a twist!

Why Southampton? This is a great way to stay top-of-mind with a really key audience for our brand. Between the residents and the number of visitors the area attracts, we are excited to be engaging with our core customers.

How can your clients work with designers?

We’ll offer complimentary services through The Studio at One Kings Lane, our in-house design team. Appointments are bookable online.

Customers answer questions about their project and are matched with a designer. The designers can handle anything from designing a table to decorating the whole house. 91 Coopers Farm Rd., Southampton; onekingslane.com

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Eleven Madison Park—whose extensive accolades include three Michelin stars, four stars from The New York Times and six James Beard Foundation awards—is summering in East Hampton. With the Manhattan restaurant currently closed for renovations, Chef Daniel Humm and Restaurateur Will Guidara decided to create EMP Summer House, a relaxed reimagining of their renowned restaurant.

“While we take what we do very seriously, we don’t take ourselves nearly as seriously,” says Guidara. “We are intense in our pursuit of excellence, but we also love to have fun. We’re excited to show that side of our personality.” 341 Pantigo Rd., East Hampton; empsummerhouse.tocktix.com

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The shop will be your first street-level brick-and-mortar store. How do will it enhance your clients’ experience? We’re really looking forward to continuing an omnichannel approach as we reposition One Kings Lane out of our former flash sale model and into a dependable lifestyle brand. It’s important to give our customer the ability to experience our brand.

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“Blending transitional chic interiors with the latest cutting-edge home technology, this meticulously built residence aims to wow,” says broker Marcia Altman. From its spectacular exterior, which evokes postcardperfect Hamptons style, to the grand entry that opens to a 22-foot-high living room with clerestory windows and French doors, this lovely manse makes an indelible first impression.

Why we love it: Waking up to eggs benedict and mimosas in the lightfilled breakfast room with its custom rotunda is our idea of heaven. $3,500,000; 52 Quogue Mews, Quogue; bhsusa.com Broker: Marcia Altman.

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As broker Evan Kulman points out, this, stunning French-inspired residence is no slouch in the curb appeal department. “And it’s just as stunning inside,” he says, “with open, airy interiors that feature traditional details combined with modern amenities.”

Designed by A+M+L Architecture, the house offers panoramic views of Noyac Bay from both floors and a heated gunite saltwater pool that provides the perfect spot for relaxation and renewal. Why we love it: With dual showers, marble vanities, a dressing table and custom mosaic floor, the master bath is spacious, elegant and downright dreamy. $4,095,000; 52 Noyac Bay Ave., Sag Harbor; compass.com Broker: Evan Kulman.

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“This home features an open floor plan that’s made for entertaining,” observes broker Mala Sander of this mint-condition house set on a sprawling 1.2 acres. Indeed, a custom kitchen with marble countertops and top-of-the-line appliances makes cooking for a crowd a breeze, and a generous island is the perfect space to congregate and enjoy a glass of wine, no doubt selected from the wine cellar downstairs. “There’s also plenty of room for all your guests,” she adds, “with three levels of living space including an expansive master suite and four additional guest suites.”

Why we love it: Step out into the expansive country-like backyard and you’ll feel like you’ve truly left the city behind. $5,995,000; 223 Church Lane, Bridgehampton; corcoran.com Broker: Mala Sander.

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Unobstructed views of sea and sky and access to 1,000 feet of private beach top the list of reasons why this home—designed by SB Architects and dubbed Salt Sea #5—is so special. “This is an exquisitely furnished home nestled in the dunes of Montauk,” says broker Chris Coleman, “and includes light-filled, neutral-toned spaces that allow the spectacular ocean view to take center stage.” Why we love it: The deck features an outdoor kitchen, large table and sitting area for all your outdoor entertaining needs. $10,995,000; 272 Old Montauk Highway, Montauk; hamptonsrealestate.com Broker: Chris Coleman.

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ARCHITECTS AND DESIGNERS ARE TAKING POOL HOUSES IN THE HAMPTONS TO THE NEXT LEVEL. WRITTEN BY SHANNON SHARPE / PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOSHUA MCHUGH

In the Hamptons, a pool house is a standard amenity, but in the past, they’ve often been used as a cabana—and not much more.

“Popular designs used to be very cookiecutter,” says architect Blaze Makoid, who designed the pool house shown here as a part of an overall home project in East Hampton. “Many of these structures weren’t really being used because that type of design didn’t really match their needs.”

But things are changing, and nowadays, people are more carefully considering how a pool house can add another layer to the home and work well with the family’s lifestyle.

“Pool houses have evolved beyond simple changing rooms into elaborate living areas,” says interior designer Jesse Carrier of Carrier and Company, “complete with fireplaces, kitchenettes and large-screen televisions.”

Homeowners are now realizing that there are no rules when it comes to what they want out of a pool house. “I think our clients are looking at these structures with

a more open mind as to what they should be than they have in the past,” says Makoid.

For this project, the architect took cues from the main home in terms of materials and style, but the pool house is also an entity unto itself. The outdoor covered living area—complete with beverage drawers and an outdoor shower—centers around an oversize fireplace, creating a social space that people are drawn to.

“The evolution of the cabana has opened up a whole new—and fun—opportunity to expand traditional outdoor living spaces,” observes architect John David Rose. Adds his son and associate Scott Alexander Rose, “These once-simple weather shelters have been transformed, and there are countless amenities being incorporated into them.”

Be it a living area, an outdoor dining pavilion or even a yoga studio, the potential with a pool house is undeniable. As Carrier points out, “They’ve become multifaceted ‘destinations’ in one’s own backyard.” luxesource.com / 075

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THE DESIGN TEAM: Interior Design / Iris Dankner, ID Creations by Iris Dankner Architecture / James McDonough and Michael Conroy, McDonough & Conroy Architects, P.C. Home Builder / Steve Pryzby, Farrell Building Company Landscape Architecture / Tom Janczur, Soil, Inc.

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Warm materials and a lush landscape envelop this dreamy poolside setting composed by designer Iris Dankner for her own getaway home in Southampton. 1 / New Traditions: Make your pool honor the spirit of a more traditional property with a classic outline.

With its signature curves, this Romanesque pool strikes an elegant silhouette that suits the historically inspired bones of this Shingle-style home. 2 / Brick Work: Add some softness to your hardscape with brick pavers, done here in an interesting chevron pattern for the pool deck. Plus, the natural variation of aging brick brings out an innate warmth that sleek cement just couldn’t conjure. 3 / Sitting Pretty: Reclining by the pool should feel especially decadent, and these double outdoor chaise lounges play that part perfectly, with crisp white seating, a matching umbrella and animal-print throw pillows. 4 / Fresh Face: Greenery takes on a renewed spirit when allowed to waver from perfectly manicured rows. For the landscaping around this deck, a border of ferns and low-flowering plants create a woodland carpet that blurs into the surrounding pine.

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THE DESIGN TEAM: Interior Design / Scott Sanders, Scott Sanders LLC Architecture / Michael Smith, Michael Smith Architects Home Builder / George E. Vickers, Jr., George E. Vickers, Jr., Enterprises, Inc. Landscape Architecture / John Imbiano, IQ Landscape Architects, P.C.

Honoring the beach cottage roots of this Quogue home, designer Scott Sanders invoked a subtly seafaring palette for the porch seating area, made modern with sleek furnishings and a bevy of prints. 1 / Mix and Mingle: Create an inviting outdoor space ideal for circulating with distinctive gathering spots. The dramatic cobalt on the upholstered seating suite from Sutherland’s Peninsula collection defines this outdoor living room, while a whitewashed table and chairs form a casual dining nook. 2 / Double Impact: Inject more dimension into a monochrome color scheme by layering multiple patterns. Here, a subtle nautical navy stripe fabric on the sofa is complemented by an assortment of graphic throw pillows and a geometric area rug. 3 / New Slant: Skip the coastal kitsch and opt for pieces that are unabashedly modernist. Case in point: This electric blue angular side table and streamlined Parsons cocktail table provide a contemporary counterpoint to the more casual furnishings. 4 / Weather Worn: Then again, a subtle dose of driftwood—that beachcomber staple—can work eloquently within modern sensibilities. The gnarled forms of the candle centerpiece on the coffee table add sculptural interest.

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THE DESIGN TEAM: Interior Design / Franco Biscardi and Brian Brady, Brady Design Architecture / James Merrell, James Merrell Architects Home Builder / Peter Cardel, Cardel Development LLC Landscape Architecture / Brady Mitchell Anderson, Brady Mitchell Anderson, Ltd.

Defined by exposed woods and an abundance of light, the classic farmhouse style is the ideal candidate for a minimalist treatment, done here with a light hand by designer Franco Biscardi and architect Brian Brady for a Bridgehampton living room. 1 / Freshly Churned: Nothing reflects golden sunlight better than creamy whites, nicely defined in this space with the pristine walls and soft taupe textiles used on the area rug and seating upholstery. 2 / Picture Perfect: Frame your surrounding landscape to full effect with wall-to-wall glass windows. In crisp white, the symmetrical fenestration injects some architectural girth to the towering glass while still conveying a sense of lightness. 3 / Wood Works: Fine oak finishes beautifully invoke that farmhouse freshness while preserving the space’s reserved palette. Used here for flooring and built-in shelving, the furniture-grade natural oak creates a deliciously warm backdrop to showcase curated treasures. 4 / Shelf Life: Bring a handcrafted touch to the pared-down space with artisanal ceramics as accents. In a range of neutral tones, a selection of unique pieces introduces complex textures to the bookcase without disturbing the room’s serene hues.

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THE DESIGN TEAM: Interior Design / Nanjoo Joung and Rick Garofalo, NR Design Studio Architecture / Michael Conroy, McDonough & Conroy Architects, P.C. Home Builder / Keith Feldmann, LandMark Development

Any gourmand knows a blend of ingredients becomes greater than the sum of its parts—an adage proven true in this dynamic dining and pool deck area composed by designers Nanjoo Joung and Rick Garofalo for a vacation home in Sagaponack. 1 / Knock on Wood: The cerusedwood look is a classic way to inject weatherworn texture—ideal for the outdoors—while still reading as refined. The treatment feels particularly elegant here on a dining table and chairs from Thayer’s in Bridgehampton. 2 / True Blue: Elevate the obligatory outdoor umbrella with a simple pop of refreshing color in contrast to the landscape. Here, a flattering blue punctuates the dining area and poolside lounges against the surrounding greenery. 3 / Mixed Greens: Go a step beyond that floral centerpiece for a more imaginative take on nature-inspired decor for your tablescape. Paired with an elegant mint-and-gold table setting, miniature potted shrubs deliver the unexpected. 4 / Clean Slate: Preserve the streamlined profile of your classic modular swimming pool with a minimalist hardscape. A sleek deck is the only thing needed to frame the pool, which is surrounded by an uninterrupted stretch of grass.

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DINING BY THE POOL FINDS RENEWED FINESSE WHEN ONE PERFECTLY BLENDS THE NATURAL EASE OF THE GREAT OUTDOORS WITH A SOPHISTICATED TABLE SETTING.

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Greenwich, CT This sun-drenched home is set on a coveted cul-de-sac in convenient mid-county location. On two park-like acres, this elegant 6-bedroom, 5.5-bath dwelling is appointed with exquisite architectural details and accent lighting, and offers all the amenities for today’s buyers. Warm and welcoming spaces include formal living and dining rooms, eat-in kitchen, grand family room, 4 fireplaces, first-floor master suite with sitting room and year-round sun room. This impeccably maintained home offers a recreation room, game room, play/exercise area, art studio and private guest/au pair suite.

Professionally landscaped acreage, perennial gardens, heated pool and flagstone terrace. A 3-car garage, walk-up attic and an outbuilding complete this expansive and charming property.

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Rashida x Illesteva Clear Optical Eyewear / illesteva.com

Istros, Cythera and Olous Aromatique Room Sprays by Aesop / East Hampton, 631.324.2444; turpanonline.com

Ramie Shawl in Light Grey and White Shibori

by Suzusan / Amagansett, 631.267.6200; tiinathestore.com

Simple Waffle Towels / hawkinsnewyork.com

Out East: Houses and Gardens of the Hamptons by Jennifer Ash Rudick, Photographs by Tria Giovan / vendomepress.com

Blanche & La Tulipe Hand Cream Duo Set / byredo.com

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Capri in Menta by Koio Collective / SS17 / Manhasset, 516.684.1092; theory.com

Copenhagen Wireless Speaker in Sand Yellow by Vifa / shophorne.com

Gramercy Step-Through Bike by Martone Cycling Co. / English Country Antiques, Bridgehampton, 631.537.0606

Flask in Aqua / odeme.co

Barr-Co. Soap Shop Lip Balms in Various Flavors / khalldesigns.com

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Dark Chocolate Pearls by Maison Boissier / food52.com

Grand Boules Candlesticks / aesajewelry.com

Deepwells Botanical Dry Gin / Baiting Hollow, 631.630.9322; lispirits.com

Handloom Turkish Pom Pom Towels in Black and Black Stripe / zigzagzurich.com

Concrete Trivet in Black by Bower / areaware.com

Quaalude Needlepoint Pillow / jonathanadler.com

Saltwater Soap by Saipua / catbirdnyc.com Aromaflage Wild Botanical Fragrance & Insect Repellent / aromaflage.com

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34 Remick in Palmier Tropical with Grey / Alain Mikli Pour Oliver Peoples / East Hampton, 631.329.4318; oliverpeoples.com Teak Sling Chair in Lido Stripe / Wainscott, 631.537.5544; serenaandlily.com

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THE HAMPTONS’ WHO’S WHO DISH ON THEIR FAVORITE LOCAL PLACES, FOOD AND TRENDS. PRODUCED BY SHANNON SHARPE

36 JEREMIAH BRENT

TELEVISION HOST AND OWNER OF JEREMIAH BRENT DESIGN

Latest Hot Spot: The Crow’s Nest—all day, every day. Go-To Shopping Designations: Wyeth Home, Tiina, Love Adorned and Homenature. Favorite Local Design Trend: I’ve always connected to natural elements and materials, but lately, there is a playful and casual sophistication I’m loving. Recent Splurge: A 17th-century console table we found in Southampton. It’s priceless and so, so beautiful. Ultimate Insider: Marjorie Gubelmann, aka DJ Mad Marj. Best-Kept Secret: Hampton Chutney Co. Where can we find you at 5:00 p.m. on a Friday? Poolside with a spicy margarita watching our two-year-old, Poppy, take her “babies” for a swim. Last Meal: Lunch or dinner at Athena and Victor Calderone’s home. Summer Wish List: Honestly, the only thing I am hoping for is some time for our family to be together, disconnect and enjoy one another. Oh, and some great surf!

37 KATE PICKETT

OWNER OF PICKETT’S PRESS

What’s in your beach bag? My Turkish beach towel I brought back from Saint-Tropez (I love how the Europeans use such lightweight towels on the sand— which makes so much sense; they dry quickly and take up no room), a large bottle of Badoit sparking water, my Sea Star Beachware espadrilles, a great book, a deck of cards to entertain my kids with go fish or gin rummy, and a corkscrew in case I run into a friend with a bottle of rosé to share. Favorite Shopping Destination: I love Aerin’s chic summer shop in Southampton. Go-to Host Gift: Hands down my monogrammed Pickett’s Press roadie cups. They come in sets of 25 or 50 and are a huge hit. Plus, they’re shatterproof, dishwasher-safe and hostesses love them! Summer Wish List: A travel backgammon set from Aerin Southampton.

Last Meal: Red Bar. It’s comforting, and I’ve been going there for 20 years.

I almost invited Marcelo, who has been taking care of me there for almost that long of time, to my wedding.

Clockwise from top: Serena & Lily’s Fouta Turkish towel, a cased glass ceiling fixture from Wyeth, Hampton Chutney Co., Badoit sparkling water, Gwen O’Neil’s Atlantic Avenue, and a Robert August What I Ride surfboard.

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OWNER OF MICHELLE BERGERON DESIGNS, LTD.

Favorite Beach: Atlantic Beach. The Beach Hut is a concession stand where kids line up, dripping with ice cream and carrying take-out food in thin cardboard boxes—it’s a scene right out of a 1950s beach movie.

What’s in your beach bag? Warning: I carry a big straw bag from Kirna Zabête so I have a lot of room. In it is Amly face mist, Soleil Toujours SPF20 sunscreen, Smith & Cult lip gloss from Knockout Beauty in Bridgehampton, Kérastase Aura Botanica hair mist, dog treats, a Game On juice from Juice Press, my rad gold Kaenon shades, a big ole’ straw hat and, hopefully, my car keys. Unless, of course, it’s 5:00, and I am heading to a wine tasting. Recent Splurge: A Robert August What I Ride longboard. Artist On Your Radar: Gwen O’Neil. Her ethereal photographs are reminiscent of delicate abstract paintings. Latest Hot Spot: My friend, Stratis Morfogen, is reopening the Jue Lan Club in Southampton.

BRENT HEADSHOT: BRITTANY AMBRIDGE. PICKETT HEADSHOT: FLAMINIA FANALE. BERGERON HEADSHOT: JONATHAN BECKERMAN. TOWEL PHOTO: COURTESY SERENA & LILY. LIGHT FIXTURE PHOTO: COURTESY WYETH. HAMPTON CHUTNEY CO. PHOTO: COURTESY HAMPTON CHUTNEY CO. BADOIT PHOTO: COURTESY BADOIT. ATLANTIC AVENUE PHOTO: COURTESY GWEN O’NEIL. SURFBOARD PHOTO: COURTESY ROBERT AUGUST SURF COMPANY.

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Clockwise from top left: The cozy setting of the Baron’s Cove bar in Sag Harbor, In the Spirit of the Hamptons by Kelly Killoren Bensimon, the plethora of offerings at East Hampton’s Round Swamp Farm, Nest’s White Camellia candle, Hydrangea I by Nancy Richardson, and Clarins Sun Care oil spray.

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PRESIDENT AND CEO/ CO-OWNER OF THE COLONY HOTEL IN PALM BEACH, FL

FOUNDER OF L’ETOILE SPORT

OWNER OF VOLTZ CLARKE GALLERY

WETENHALL Where can we find you at 5:00 p.m. on a Friday?

Coming off the water after paddleboarding or finishing up a round of golf. Regardless, I always swing by Round Swamp Farm to grab some goodies. Recent Splurge: Givenchy’s beige Antigona medium duffle bag. With all the travel back and forth to Palm Beach that I do, this bag is perfect for all my essentials. Artist On Your Radar: I’m obsessed with Nancy Richardson’s flower studies. What’s in your beach bag? A brightly colored Turkish towel from Addo in Sag Harbor, a Kempton & Co. canvas pouch and The GG Ultimate Beauty Balm. Go-to Host Gift: You can’t go wrong with with an Assouline classic book. My favorites are In the Spirit of the Hamptons by Kelly Killoren Bensimon and In the Spirit of Palm Beach by Pamela Fiori. Last Meal: Most definitely The EHG Po’ Boy from East Hampton Grill.

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Favorite Local Design Trend: Off-the-shoulder bohemian dresses. My 9-year-old daughter thinks it is already over, but I still embrace the trend.

What’s in your beach bag? Books, Clarins Sun Care oil spray, Shisiedo’s oil-free UV protector for the face, and, of course, sunblock for my kids.

Preferred Shopping Destination: My go-to place is Aerin, which I’m excited will be carrying L’Etoile Sport this summer. Artist On Your Radar: Susila Bailey-Bond; her work is a sculptural collage of mixed-media graphic art in a Perspex case.

Recent Splurge: Tickets to Roland-Garros Men’s Semi-Final match, which, of course, means a short trip to Paris! Go-to Host Gift: Nest candles or a good white burgundy. Last Meal: A lobster roll at The Dock House and coffee ice cream from Big Olaf’s. Ultimate Insider: My friend Jennifer Carlston who has a blog called Covet New York.

CLARKE Quintessential Hamptons Style: Wide-brim sun hat and salty hair, with fresh treats from a favorite farmers’ market in tow. Go-To Shopping Destinations: Life’style and the Variety Store in Sag Harbor, and yard sales on Georgica Road. Favorite Local Trend: No makeup. Recent Splurge: A trip to Venice in May for the Biennale with my mother.

Summer Wish List: Downtime. Artists On Your Radar: Nancy Richardson in Shelter Island and hyperrealist Gemma Gene, whose bright balloon paintings feel perfectly light-hearted as a backdrop for summer gatherings. Choice Host Gift: Anything from the Parish Art Museum gift store. The Latest Hot Spot: Not new but always hot: Buddha Berry and Baron’s Cove. Where can we find you at 5:00 p.m. on a Friday? On the trampoline with my girls.

Last Meal: La Superica. Best-Kept Secret: Use a bicycle and don’t fight traffic.

WETENHALL HEADSHOT: KEVIN KENDRICK. PHILIP HEADSHOT: COURTESY YESIM PHILIP. CLARKE HEADSHOT: COURTESY BLAIR CLARKE. BARON COVE PHOTO: COURTESY BARON COVE. BOOK PHOTO: COURTESY ASSOULINE, ASSOULINE.COM. ROUND SWAMP FARM PHOTO: COURTESY ROUND SWAMP FARM. CANDLE PHOTO: COURTESY NEST. HYDRANGEA I PHOTO: COURTESY VOLTZ CLARKE GALLERY. CLARINS PHOTO: COURTESY CLARINS.

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Clockwise from top: Flowers from East Hampton Gardens, Lanvin sneakers, Alexander Yulish’s Connected, Poupette St Barth’s Tunica Blabla, a croissant from Carissa’s Breads, and a lamp from Gustavo Olivieri.

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PRESIDENT OF NIEVERA WILLIAMS LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

Latest Hot Spot: The bar at Baron’s Cove. Ultimate Insider: Any real estate broker. Favorite Beach: Two Mile Hollow or Main Beach in East Hampton. It depends on how much or how little people watching I’m in the mood for. Local Design Trend: Simple minimalist design that doesn’t sacrifice exquisite quality. Artist On Your Radar: Hugh Bush. Recent Splurge: Pink Lanvin sneakers. Best-Kept Secret: The fresh mozzarella at Red Horse Market (not really a secret but I’ve done a taste comparison and it wins hands down)! Go-To Host Gift: A fresh flower arrangement from East Hampton Gardens. Last Meal: A cheeseburger at Almond. Where can we find you at 5:00 p.m. on a Friday? Sitting on my bench beneath a cedar tree looking at my garden and watching the sky change (while I’m finishing up work emails, of course). Summer Wish List: More days! It’s never long enough!

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Favorite Design Trend You’re Seeing: Boho-global design, with texture and details influenced by India, Mongolia and South America. Always, of course, with a classic Hamptons undertone—a little Ralph Lauren goes a long way. Recent Splurge: I just ordered some amazing kaftans from Poupette St Barth, a little company I love. Artist On Your Radar: My husband, Alexander Yulish—all the work is ready for his show at Ace Gallery in Beverly Hills (which is up until July 15), and it’s incredible. Quintessential Hamptons Locales: Going to a fun cocktail party at a friend’s house, people watching at Pierre’s and dinner at Tutto il Giorno. Best-Kept Secrets: North Sea Farms for fresh eggs daily. And the Round Swamp Farm stand for the best guacamole in the Hamptons.

What’s in your beach bag? Skinceuticals sunscreen for face and Sisley for body, Evian spray, my Chloe sunglasses, and Charlotte Tilbury lip balm with SPF. Last Meal: Truffle pasta and a fabulous bottle of wine on the beach.

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OWNER OF SASHA BIKOFF INTERIOR DESIGN

Best Town For Design Finds: Bridgehampton town leading up to Wainscott is where you will find all the great antiques stores including John Salibello, Wyeth and Gustavo Olivieri. Favorite Beach: Now that that I’ve started surfing, it’s Ditch Plains, where there is a lot of action, cute surfers and a laid-back scene. Favorite Local Design Trend: Ditching the Range Rover for more classic cars with personality. Out east, I drive a canary yellow 1975 Mercedes SL convertible—it feels more authentic. Latest Hot Spot: I love going to The Surf Lodge for sunsets and listening to live music. Best-Kept Secret: My new favorite local Hamptons baker, Carissa, is opening a bakery, Carissa’s Breads, in East Hampton.

Go-To Host Gift: Balsam Farms has amazing farm-to table products. Where will we find you at 5:00 p.m. on a Friday? Out at sea fishing on my late grandfather’s boat, the Billy Bob. Hopefully, with a bounty of striped bass and black sea bass ready to throw on the grill.

NIEVERA HEADSHOT: MICHAEL STAVARIDIS. FULLER HEADSHOT: STEVEN BUSKEN. BIKOFF HEADSHOT: BFA. FLOWER PHOTO: COURTESY EAST HAMPTON GARDENS. SHOE PHOTO: COURTESTY LANVIN. YULISH PHOTO: COURTESY ACE GALLERY. TUNIC PHOTO: COURTESY POUPETTE ST. BARTH. CROISSANT PHOTO: COURTESY CARISSA’S BREADS. LAMP PHOTO: COURTESY GUSTAVO OLIVIERI.

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OWNER OF KIRNA ZABÊTE

OWNER OF ANTONINO BUZZETTA DESIGN

CREATIVE DIRECTOR AT CHANTECAILLE

BUCCINI Go-To Shopping Destination: Kirna Zabête East Hampton, of course! Recent Splurge: Mismatched Yvonne Léon earrings. Her designs are so unique and make for the perfect accent to any look—my favorite is the palm tree hoop.

Summer Wish List: Dolce and Gabbana PreFall! The floral prints are to die for. Latest Hot Spot: Duryea’s Lobster Deck in Montauk—who doesn’t love dining with a waterfront view?

Artist On Your Radar: Katherine Bernhardt. Her designs are super-fun and colorful. What’s in your beach bag? You won’t find me without my Nannacay tote, Beautycounter sunscreen, Birkenstocks, a House of Lafayette hat, Céline sunglasses and a colorful Las Bayadas beach blanket. Go-To Host Gift: A Hector Saxe backgammon set or a Fornasetti candle with a Hunting Season lighter. Last Meal: The Crow’s Nest for sure. The summer corn salad and fresh fish is my go-to meal.

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Where can we find you at 5:00 p.m. on a Friday?

Poolside with a negroni sbagliato—the perfect start to the weekend. What’s in your beach bag? Warby Parker shades, Clarins sunscreen and my ikat Turkish towel. Preferred Beach: Ditch Plains in Montuak, where surfer watching is as perfect as its surroundings. Favorite Local Design Trend: I’m loving the mix of raw woods with sleek metals. Go-To Shopping Destination: One of my favorites is Monc XIII in Sag Harbor.

It’s a great source for one-of-a-kind finds. Recent Splurge: The renovation of my own Sag Harbor home. Go-To Host Gift: Nothing better than a candle from L’Artisan Parfumeur. Artist On Your Radar: Fernando Mastrangelo, who has a line of sculptural furnishings called MMaterial. His art and furnishings are truly amazing and unreal.

Last Meal: The veal milanese at The Beacon.

Best-Kept Secret: The coffee at Sylvester and Co. Summer Wish List: Learn how to surf.

CHANTECAILLE Favorite Local Design Trend: Persimmon walls. Even though it’s a bright color, it pairs nicely with almost everything. Go-To Shopping Destination: Brunello Cucinelli. You can pick up the best gifts there. I always grab a few linen shirts for my husband. Artist On Your Radar: Mats Gustafson, a local artist based out of Sag Harbor.

Quintessential Hamptons Locale: Picnic off Coecles Harbor in Shelter Island. Where can we find you at 5:00 p.m. on a Friday? On the beach with my daughter, Delphina, building sandcastles.

What’s in your beach bag? In my Figue beach bag, I always have Chantecaille Ultra Sun Protection sunscreen, our rosewater to refresh my skin, an Hermès beach towel, a Marysia swimsuit and beach toys for Delphina. I also always have several Bonpoint hats for her in case one falls in the water! Ultimate Insider: My father’s trainer.

My dad always comes back with the scoop on everything happening in the Hamptons from him.

BUCCINI HEADSHOT: KIRA LUXON. BUZZETTA HEADSHOT: COURTESY ANTONINO BUZZETTA. CHANTECAILLE HEADSHOT: PHILIPPE CHANTACAILLE. SUNGLASSES PHOTO: COURTESY CÉLINE. TOWEL PHOTO: COURTESTY HERMÈS. BACKGAMMON SET PHOTO: COURTESY HECTOR SAXE. ROSEWATER PHOTO: COURTESY CHANTECAILLE. SIDE TABLES PHOTO: COURTESY MMATERIAL.

Clockwise from top left: Céline sunglasses, an Hermès beach towel, a Hector Saxe backgammon set, Chantecaille’s pure rosewater, and side tables from MMaterial.

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596 Hampton Road Southampton, NY 11968 (631) 283-2051 Connecticut

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rchitect Mark Stumer is fluent in the vocabulary of Shingle-style architecture. But for the home of some friends in Southampton, Stumer saw an opportunity to do a new twist on a classic style. While the home as a whole is contextual of the Shingle style, the façade is full of surprises, like the copper-topped turret with whalebone striping or the extra kick of diamond detailing on its rounded tower.

“The copper roof really makes the home stand out,” says Stumer, “and the diamond shingles are fun. There’s also the varying roof lines—it’s kind of like a Dutch gambrel.”

But the interior of the 7,000-square-foot home is intentionally modern. “I told him ‘If you want a typical Shingle-style house, I’m not that excited,’ ” says Stumer of his initial conversations with the husband, who also brought on builder Bruce Lifton. “But I was interested in something really cool, without moldings or trims. I wanted to keep it very simple, very clean.”

The modern home is grounded by rich 6-inch-wide Brazilian walnut plank floors and plenty of wall space for an amazing contemporary art collection, as the couple are

avid collectors. There’s not a typical foyer, but rather a flow right into the core of the house: a great room boasting a 25-foot ceiling. “I wanted something really strong and simple,” Stumer says. “The most important goal was a room that opens to a covered terrace and pool.” To that end, there are three sets of French doors and an abundance of windows that allow natural light to stream in.

Upon entrance, the 15-foot-deep, 45-foot-long corridor between the entry and living space “acts as both a sort of foyer and a gallery open to the whole,” says Stumer.

Connecting the first and second floors is a staircase with a hammered-iron railing crafted by a blacksmith. “The iron was pounded by hand and features a very simple yet intriguing detail,” he says. Above is a catwalk that floats above the first floor and connects the master bedroom and guest bedroom wings with an open feel. The underside of this bridge, a contemporary coffer, defines the entries to both the dining room and den.

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Opposite: A trio of photos by Bert Stern from The Last Sitting with Marilyn Monroe, dating to 1962, dominates one wall in the lightbathed living room. The catwalk above features a balcony detailed with a handmade custom railing by Shelton Studios.

Below: The living room’s Giorgio USA sectional is joined by a split-bamboo cocktail table from Wyeth, a slatted bench from John Salibello and a Stark rug. French doors open to the covered terrace.

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An hand-oil-rubbed-bronzeclad fireplace is inset into built-in mahogany bookcases in the den, where midcentury tall-backed chairs from Homenature are teamed with a graphic rug from Doris Leslie Blau.

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Above: In the dining room, glass shelves above a custom buffet house a collection of Edouard Cazaux French pottery from the 1920s. The Equazione chandelier from Pagani Studio is crafted from antiqued bronze with handoiled ipe-wood arms and white sandblasted glass fixtures. Custom chairs with aqua slips featuring laced-up backs and skirted seats lend a stylish vibe around a custom round mahogany table.

Left: Pendant lights from Ann-Morris are suspended above the kitchen island, which has a French limestone top. In the background, Barbara Barry’s Dressmaker’s chandelier with brass rods finished in bronze over a rayon shade hangs above a white Saarinen table paired with rattan-and-metal chairs.

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Opposite, top: Lush landscaping features a range of trees including Japanese pagoda, copper beech, crape myrtle and green linden, with river birches, hydrangeas and grasses by the pool.

Opposite, bottom: A Waterworks tub and faucet are set into a beadboard-clad frame with limestone decking in the wife’s master bathroom. A built-in niche holds a glass collection, while an antique iron stool is covered in a leopard print; the green tufted chair is vintage.

Below: A vibrant Missoni chandelier adds a splash of color to the daughter’s room, where a banquette built into the turret overlooks the rose garden. The antique bench at the end of the bed is from Converso and features a tufted cushion.

“THE BEST THING ABOUT THE HOME ARCHITECTURALLY IS THE OPENNESS.” -MARK STUMER

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and framing it with custom mahogany bookcases. Here as throughout, interior designer Nina Wexler kept the interiors light and balanced, with a mix of linen and velvet upholstery paired with a rustic wool rug in a wide-striped chevron pattern and notes of chocolate. Furnishings speak to function—a reading nook and work space with midcentury chairs and a snuggle-in sofa, as well as an inviting upholstered window seat in a velvet leaf pattern that teams cinnamon and blue hues.

In the kitchen, sleek stainless steel joins custom classic white-painted wood cabinetry, commercial-grade appliances and concrete counters, transitioning to a different floor material—reclaimed 4-by-4-inch end-grained birch block for more durability. In the corner is an intimate breakfast nook in another turret overlooking the pool.

With such an abundance of windows, there was a great effort to frame the views. “The husband loves trees and gardens,” says landscape architect Edmund Hollander.

“Also, the site is reasonably sheltered from salt winds and on this fabulous old farm soil you can grow almost anything.”

To that end, the grounds feature a mix of trees including a pair of Japanese pagodas, copper beech, river birches and crabapples; boxwood and maples complement the front façade. “We also thought about the nighttime landscape,” says Hollander, “and how the trees would be illuminated at night.”

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ON THE WATERFRONT VIEWS AND A MINIMALIST DESIGN PLAY OFF ONE ANOTHER IN AN OPEN-PLAN QUOGUE BEACH HOUSE. WRITTEN BY LIZ ARNOLD / PHOTOGRAPHY BY KEITH SCOTT MORTON

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Project manager Joshua Rosensweig says the custom aluminum-frame windows and doors by Fleetwood are “painted gray to withstand the elements and so they don’t ‘pop’ or stand out too much.” Landscape architect Brad Spaulding had similar intentions. “The minimal lawn panels were meant to be a neutral foreground to views of the ocean,” he says. He used native plantings whenever possible, including Eastern Red Cedar, shadblow and pitch pine.

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ost people know it as Quogue, but the residents of this contemporary vacation home refer to the area as “Smart Hampton” due to its ease of access to Francis S. Gabreski Airport. “It’s easy to get to,” says the husband of the convenient location of his family summer house designed by architect Stuart Disston and project manager Joshua Rosensweig. The location was a big selling point but so was a second factor: the availability of a rare triple lot with 275 feet of oceanfront expanse. “We wanted an unbelievable property where we could build,” the husband says, “because we could never find anything existing that we loved.”

Together with builder George Vickers, Jr., interior designer Andrew Sheinman and landscape architect Brad Spaulding, the team manifested the homeowners’ dream: an 11,000-square-foot beach house with seamless indooroutdoor transitions, sleek contemporary furnishings and panoramic views that sweep from the ocean to the bay. The effect is dramatized by an open double-height living area enclosed in glass, where the scenery on opposite sides is visible straight through the house from floor to ceiling.

The first level consists of the main living spaces, the kitchen and three bedrooms. Additional sleeping quarters, including the master bedroom, as well as a bar and playroom are housed upstairs. A glass-enclosed wood bridge suspended above the living room leads to the master suite and echoes the 8-foot-wide private boardwalk that extends from the entry terrace to the ocean. That passageway begins between the ipe-and-Bulgarian-limestone-wrapped house to the right and a guest wing to the left, then goes over the pool and down to the water. “It creates a nice procession,” Disston says. To get to the beach, the homeowners don’t even have to step inside. “Imagine if you’re having a pool party,” the architect says. “You can have guests walk straight out to the beach and pool.”

If the setting sounds especially enchanting, it’s because it is. Before purchasing, the homeowners hired feng shui master David Cho to analyze the property to ensure it was suited for good health and success; indeed, it was. (Some of Cho’s insight: A home should be higher than the road, because height offers protection, and having a body of water in front—such as the bay—is beneficial because it attracts opportunity.) “I wouldn’t buy a property without a feng shui analysis,” the husband says.

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Right: Views of the beach, just beyond the dining area, are available upon entering this Quogue house thanks to first-floor elevation at 21 feet above sea level. American white-oak flooring in a custom sandcolored stain by George E. Vickers, Jr. Enterprises continues the warmth of the custom slatted-wood door from North Shore Window & Door.

Opposite: Two cream-and-white custom lacquer tables—one serving as a dining table, the other as an entry table—with stacked-box bases are airy anchors for casual dining and can be joined for big dinner parties. Silver-striped pendants from MSK Illuminations complement the custom stainlesssteel chairs from Room, while the sheer Pindler ivory-linen draperies soften the rectilinear edges.

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When it came to the interiors, the family took cues from the surroundings. “Because this is a summer home for the client, they wanted it to have a beachy feel,” Sheinman says.

“We created big open living spaces to maximize the water views and chose materials like limestone that call to mind the color and texture of sand.” The palette is a cool beige, so “pops of white feel fresh and modern,” the designer says.

That translates to a yacht-like white lacquer that retains its color—“a non-yellowing white,” he says. Furnishings are sleek and unobtrusive, like stacked rectilinear cocktail tables and sculptural end tables. Even the sectional in the panoramic living area lacks armrests and, in parts, back rests. Coupled with a white Barcelona daybed, its minimal nature serves a purpose: Why interrupt the view?

Chrome, silver and nickel are sparkling accents throughout the house, from glamorous pendant lighting in the dining area to the bases of barstools that overlook the ocean. Vickers notes the attention to detail at every turn, adding, “Even each bathroom has its own particular theme based on using very unique fabricated stone slabs for the backdrop of the showers.”

Altogether, it was those details that gave the homeowners the ultimate sense of satisfaction when, after not seeing the project for eight months, they finally visited a completed house. Today, the husband entertains business colleagues at the spacious home just as easily as he and his wife host their children and a gaggle of friends. “It’s a beautiful, magnificent feeling when you come into the house,” the husband says. “I can’t believe the energy, and everyone says so. It’s just unbelievable.”

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Opposite, top: With its private balcony and palette of cream and pale blue-gray, the master bedroom “is like a continuation of the water,” says interior designer Andrew Sheinman. Soft colors in the crisp linens by Zuma, the RH rug and a pair of custom chaises keep the attention on the outside scenery.

Opposite, bottom: The ocean views, expansive glass doors and rain showerhead in the master bathroom create the feeling of being completely outside.

Below: The 8-foot-wide boardwalk leads from the entrance, cuts alongside the house and continues to nearly 300 feet of beach access. “Around the terraces and pool, we used stainless-steel cable wire railing with steel handrails by Westhampton Glass & Metal to maximize the transparency,” Rosensweig says. “It’s sort of a nautical detail as well.”

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TAKE TWO 50 AN UNEXPECTED FLOOD PROVES TO BE THE SILVER LINING FOR EAST HAMPTON HOMEOWNERS ADAPTING TO A NEW LIFESTYLE. WRITTEN AND STYLED BY JORGE S. ARANGO / PHOTOGRAPHY BY DURSTON SAYLOR

ARCHITECTURE / JAMES SMIROS, SMIROS & SMIROS ARCHITECTS INTERIOR DESIGN / NOEL JEFFREY, NOEL JEFFREY INC. HOME BUILDER / PHILLIP KOUFFMAN, MKL CONSTRUCTION CORP. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE / MARK MOSKOWITZ, MARK MOSKOWITZ LANDSCAPE DESIGN

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loods have a way of obliging new beginnings, literally washing out the old to make room for fresh perspectives. This is what happened when the upstairs of a couple’s East Hampton home flooded, tracing a moldy path downstairs through ceilings and walls and causing the owners to call upon longtime friend and architect James Smiros to help them regroup. “It was time to upgrade the house anyway,” recalls Smiros. “Their two children had grown and grandchildren were now on the scene, and they also love to entertain in a big way. So they’d already outgrown the spaces.”

The wife felt particularly confined by the kitchen. “It’s the most important room in the house to me,” she explains “I love to cook. I have a beautiful vegetable garden and everything from there goes into my food.” So, Smiros absorbed the garage into the living space, creating a larger three-island kitchen with a butler’s pantry, as well as a large dining area and step-down family room.

Though most of the furniture remained unscathed, some pieces required new upholstery. Says Noel Jeffrey, who had designed the interiors a dozen years prior, “The wife is very elegant, and at the time of the original design, people were decorating in a more formal way,” he says. With this in mind, Jeffrey’s initial mix of Louis XVI and Swedish styles still worked in the living and dining rooms, but upgrades made it feel fresher and more relaxed. “We have two kids, four grandchildren and four dogs,” says the wife, practical grounds for agreeing to Jeffrey’s suggestion of replacing the now-damaged painted and stenciled living room floor with a simpler, cleaner bleached-oak herringbone. The new space created by the absorbed garage was also completely revamped. “We furnished it with modern pieces that were more casual and gave it a new pale blue palette,” says Jeffrey.

Upstairs, Smiros completely reconfigured the rooms, allowing for an en suite bath in each. In the master, his and her baths were combined into one larger, more luxurious

The clients’ own bergere (left) and a Ferrell Mittman armchair (right), both upholstered in Bergamo fabric, face different seating areas in the living room, which showcases a bleached-oak floor by LaPolla Inspired Flooring and a painting by Melanie Parke from Kenise Barnes Fine Art in Larchmont, New York.

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Designer Noel Jeffrey defined one living room seating area with a Ferrell Mittman sectional covered in Bergamo fabric. Before it is a Dennis & Leen coffee table, purchased through Holly Hunt, and at one end, a glass lamp from the Lexington Home Brands showroom in the New York Design Center.

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Above: Architect James Smiros’ new classical temple-style structure, that acts as both a cabana and garage, is visible from a shaded veranda running along the back façade, where woven furniture from RH offers respite from the sun.

Right: A new butler’s pantry was carved out of part of the old garage space. Ciuffo Cabinetry fabricated ample storage for entertaining accessories and, opposite the sink, a wall of closets that conceal a washer and dryer, as well as an extra refrigerator.

sanctuary made all the more elegant, says Jeffrey, “by vintage Murano glass sconces around the room and a Baccarat chandelier we repurposed from the foyer.” In the guest bedrooms, he adds, “We made things more contemporary.” For the entire project, “Everything was specified perfectly, which made the job very easy,” recalls builder Phillip Kouffman. The exception inside was having to reframe ceilings in order to fit larger high-hat lighting in them. “Typical high hats are 12 to 16 inches,” Kouffman explains, “these were about 20 to 25.”

Outside, landscape designer Mark Moskowitz complemented the house with a new pool and collaborated with the architect on redesigned patios. Because the family entertain constantly, says Moskowitz, “We needed a showpiece garden that was pretty, in bloom all the way into October.” He also turned an adjacent lot the owners purchased into a meadow and orchard.

Finally, Smiros and Moskowitz recast the entry, which now boasts a formal motor court for guests and a separate service entry by the garage. Now, visitors enter through Chinese-style fretwork gates designed by Smiros. “It’s heaven on earth,” concludes the wife.

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The breakfast area adjacent to the new kitchen accommodates an enormous custom table with a top from CQ Design Studio and bases from Camilla House Imports in Ontario, Canada. The chairs were fabricated by Artistic Frame, and the contemporary Italian pendants came from John Salibello.

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Above: The new cabana features a pergola with an innovative canvas cover that allows one to shield— completely or partially—an outdoor dining area furnished with a table and chairs by Brown Jordan.

Right: RH woven chaises offer sunning opportunities on the back deck, while metal-framed sling chaises from Brown Jordan are more practical for poolside lounging and drip-drying.

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A king-size French-style Lorin Marsh bed that Jeffrey dressed in Stroheim fabrics anchors the soothing creamy white master bedroom; overhead is a Charles Loomis Dahlia chandelier purchased through The Bright Group. The wife found the antique mirrored side chests.

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