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An East Hampton couple starts with a reno, then decides to build anew—with stunning results. text and photographs by Joshua McHugh

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WIT & WHIMSY

A 1910 farmhouse in Southampton has quite the character.

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A 7,000-square-foot ground-up home in Bridgehampton is brimming with contemporary flair.

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All in a Day’s Work After a COVID 19–induced hiatus, C&G Media Group is proud to be hosting the 2022 HC&G Innovation in Design Awards (IDAs) in just a couple of weeks, on August 4. We are so excited to be presenting awards in multiple categories to top design talents in our region, but none of it would be possible without the participation of our wonderful judges, all of whom met at the Ligne Roset showroom in Manhattan last month to peruse dozens of entries across multiple categories. I also attended the get-together, and even though I was dying to take a sneak peek at the submissions, I refrained from reviewing any of them until after the judges had made their final decision. Later that day, I hopped on the Jitney for an afternoon appointment and then had the good fortune to crash Compass real estate broker Jack Pearson’s rescheduled-at-the-last-minute annual “rose viewing” cocktail at his house in Water Mill. Pearson is a gentleman rosarian nonpareil (he has won countless awards from the Southampton Rose Society), and I have never been able to attend this event in the past. Well, it finally happened, and I was bowled over by the roses that grow in profusion on his stunning property. Talent on the East End also grows in profusion, and that’s what makes my days so fulfilling and fun.

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But history has proven that companies with strong branding programs emerge from recessions with a larger market share, and the sponsors of the upcoming HC&G Innovation in Design Awards (IDAs) have fully embraced this philosophy. Design Within Reach, the event’s title sponsor, continues to maintain its high visibility after a magnificent presence at the Hampton Designer Showhouse presented by HC&G last fall (cottagesgardens.com/hds2021). Joining in the fun alongside DWR at this year’s IDAs on August 4 are fellow category sponsors Brown Jordan, the Carpetman by Stark, Plexi-Craft, Room & Board, Systems Design, and VIP cocktail party host Fiber-Seal, all top-notch firms that are signaling their commitment to the interior and garden designers, architects, and builders with whom they work so closely. The highlight of the evening: the ARCHITECTURE presentation of the Innovator Award to Bates Masi + Architects renowned architect Lee Skolnick, in honor West Chin Architects & Interior Designers Young Projects of his enormous contributions to the architecture and design world. For tickets GARDEN DESIGN Hollander Design Landscape Architects and more information, go to cgidas.com/ LaGuardia Design Oehme, van Sweden & Associates hamptons. I hope to see you there!

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“I like an understated palette, whereas Ron leans toward more color,” interior designer David Rogal (far left) says of the house he shares with his husband, television writer Ron Carlivati (“Origin Story,” page 46). “I texted David to double-check that he wanted a black door, but then wrote ‘unless’ and sent him a photo of a yellow door,” Carlivati adds with a smile. “He let me have that pop of color, and that’s why I love him.”

FARRIN CARY

Interior decorator Farrin Cary’s first thought about her approach to the design project featured in this issue’s “Hidden Gem” (page 78) was “how to furnish the house while complementing the architectural lines of the structure. It’s like stepping into a sculpture.” While collaborating closely with architect Nick Martin on the hilltop Montauk home, she adds, “We both deeply considered the beauty of natural light. The thoughtful placement of windows and skylights creates a gorgeous tapestry of shadow and light.”

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In addition to shooting the East Hampton home featured in this issue’s “Origin Story” (page 46), Joshua McHugh put pen to paper, giving HC&G’s readers a detailed account of the house’s evolution. “Writing about the project compelled me to go into depth about the homeowners and their ultimate goals,” McHugh reports. “In doing so, I was able to gain a far greater understanding of and appreciation for the renovation process and the successful design that emerged.” —Shannon Assenza

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New and notable from the Hamptons and beyond

BOLD GESTURES

Even the most mundane household items can be elevated to an art form. Consider Frampton Co’s Arc desk, made of solid Italian poplar and hand-buffed in high-gloss lacquer. Both art piece and office essential, it makes working from home a whole lot chicer.

Available in four colors (shown: Forest), $14,500, 141 Maple Ln., Bridgehampton, 212-448-1091, framptonco.com.

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Easy and breezy, the Isla seagrass dining chair from Alfredo Paredes’s new collection for EJ Victor just feels like summer. $3,000, at Ram Design Home, 181 N. Ferry Rd., Shelter Island Heights, 631-749-5067, ramdesignhome .com, alfredoparedes studio.com.

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Embellished with festive fabric appliqués and bits of shimmery mirror, this drum shade will add dazzle to even the most straightforward table lamp. $460, at Katie Leede & Co., 23 Washington St., Sag Harbor, 631-899-4973, katieleede.com.

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Mirror, mirror, on the wall, this hand-looped natural rattan mirror is the prettiest of them all. 44˝ diam., $1,875, at Rumrunner Home, 330 Montauk Hwy., Wainscott, 631-725-1379, rumrunnerhome.com.

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Made in Italy, the Apelle S leather side chair is a fresh, streamlined alternative to its bulkier antecedents. Available in 23 colors (shown: Lemon), $744, at Comerford Collection, 2442 Main St., Bridgehampton, 631-537-6200, comerfordcollection.com.

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Sferra’s color-blocked linen Festa pillows, available in five colorways (shown: Carnation), will add instant appeal to any room. $95 each, 43 Jobs Ln., Southampton, 631-353-3137, sferra.com.

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Featuring an attractive brass geometric grid, the Hathaway screen is ablaze with personality. $1,560, at Brass & Burl, 404 Montauk Hwy., East Hampton, 888-406-4002, brassandburl.com.

ON GEORGICA POND A love story about a creative landscape company and a passionate client

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(Hydrangea arborescens ‘Annabelle’) Zones: 3–9; height: 3–5 feet This stunner boasts giant panicles of white flowers that fade to green from June to September. Its parent is an East Coast woodland native, so it likes shade but can take sun with sufficient moisture. If you’re looking for a more diminutive version, try the new H. a. ‘Invincibelle Wee White’, which tops out at 30 inches.

(Hydrangea serrata ‘Bluebird’) Zones: 2–7; height: 3–5 feet Dripping in a heady hue similar to that of its popular ‘Nikko Blue’ cousin, this more delicate hydrangea still packs a punch in a border. The flowers will eventually fade into multiple shades of purple and rose, and if you don’t deadhead them before winter, the dried flower heads will catch the snow beautifully.

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(Hydrangea x) Zones: 6–9; height: 4 feet The first trailing hydrangea—a multiple hybrid just introduced this year—Fairytrail Bride is ideal for pots or training over a ledge. It blooms all season, doesn’t require deadheading, and attracts bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds.

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• As their name suggests, hydrangeas like water.

Keep them moist, especially if they are planted in full sun.

4. CLIMBING HYDRANGEA

(Hydrangea anomala subsp. petiolaris) Zones: 4–8; height: 30–50 feet This Japanese native is slow to start, but hard to stop once it gets its groove on. Use it to hide any ugly surface, climb a tree, or even double as a groundcover. It puts on quite a show at bloom time, and the cinnamon-colored bark is attractive when it exfoliates in winter.

• Don’t prune most hydrangeas, except for late-blooming varieties.

Removing dead branches is, of course, always okay.

5. OAKLEAF HYDRANGEA

(Hydrangea quercifolia ‘Snow Queen’) Zones: 5–9; height: 4–6 feet Another hydrangea native to American soil, this variety features lush blooms and rough-textured oak-tree-like foliage that turns burgundy in the fall.

6. LIMELIGHT HYDRANGEA

(Hydrangea paniculata ‘Limelight’) Zones: 3–8; height: 6–8 feet A great hydrangea for cutting and drying, with large panicles of lime-colored flowers that fade first to rose, then to tan as winter approaches. Prune it in late winter.

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(Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Red Sensation’) Zones: 5–9; height: 2–3 feet With red blooms from spring through fall, this hydrangea is a garden workhorse. It looks particularly dramatic corralled inside boxwood-edged beds.

• Adding Holly-Tone in the spring will intensify the blue of some hydrangeas, particularly the popular ‘Nikko Blue’.

• Schizophragma hydrangoides (false hydrangea) is a good substitute for H. petiolaris and will stay closer to a wall.

• Cut hydrangeas dry beautifully in a vase. Just let the water evaporate.

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A Virginia native, Savage moved to the area more than two years ago and began doing floral arrangements for the North Fork Table restaurant, which led to a commission for a ceiling installation in the tasting room at Macari Vineyards. “I fell in love with the raw coastline, the community, and the people, so I decided to stay,” recounts Savage, who launched his own installation and floral design company, Navanel, last year. This spring, he partnered with Lori Guyer of the Southold shop White Flower Farmhouse and opened White Flower, a Europeanstyle garden store where he creates untamed arrangements that nod to traditional Japanese ikebana and wabi-sabi. “Those disciplines function as a base layer for me, but I also incorporate ideas I absorbed while working at Kinfolk [a lifestyle magazine] and at Stone Barns in Westchester. And Lori allowed me to use a space above her shop as a studio. For anyone who creates or makes, space is the foundation. It can be quite shackling if you don’t have it.”

Savage approaches his large-scale installations based on “what is happening outdoors—how an exhibition or event is put together, and if there is a flow or a narrative to it. I envision how the event will take place, typically from left to right, and consider other factors such as negative space, colors and textures, and the aesthetics and needs of

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Then there is an engineering relationship: It’s important to figure out what is attainable and practical.”

For smaller-scale arrangements, Savage seeks out “the oddities” to make every creation unique, with its own flow. “I’ve developed an affinity for vintage flower frogs,” he says, “although they are expensive and not easy to find.” He also prefers environmentally friendly blocks of wool fiber over floral foam, since the former is biodegradable, sustainable, and compostable. “The floral industry is incredibly wasteful, so I always have conservation and preservation in mind.

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Every summer, the East End ushers in an enticing new batch of businesses, and this year, formerly sleepy Shelter Island is buzzing more than ever before. Dating from 1927, the Pridwin Hotel and Cottages is welcoming visitors again after having shuttered for improvements in November 2019. A collaboration between hospitality group Cape Resorts (which also runs Baron’s Cove in Sag Harbor) and the Petry family, which has owned and operated the resort since 1961, the revamped Pridwin boasts 49 hotel rooms, as well as 16 private cottages, a spa, a restaurant, and a bar, all overlooking Crescent Beach. “We sought to preserve the property’s Adirondacks summer-camp feel,” says Cape Resorts’ director of design, Colleen Bashaw, who has worked closely on the project with her brother, Cape Resorts founder Curtis Bashaw. “Original floors, fireplaces, wicker furnishings, and three chandeliers salvaged from the 1927 dining room give the place a sense of familiarity, but it’s whimsical, too.” In Shelter Island Heights, after years of construction delays and changes of ownership, the 35-room Chequit hotel has reopened, just in time for its 150th anniversary.

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owner Stacey Soloviev has snagged marquee chef Noah Schwartz to sweeten the occasion with three different food and beverage concepts.

Also making a splash on the island is Léon 1909, a new restaurant from entrepreneur Valerie Mnuchin and her art-dealer father, Robert. “We wanted to create an environment that feels like home,” says Mnuchin, who plans on serving Provençal fare cooked in a huge wood-fired hearth. Speaking of home, former Ralph Lauren Home executive Alfredo Paredes has just moved into Ram Design Home on North Ferry Road, where he’ll be selling pieces from his brand-new American-made furnishings and accessories collection for EJ Victor.

Off the island, a crop of fresh dining hot spots is setting the South Fork on fire. With three New York City locations under its belt, the popular Australian café Little Ruby’s is making Ruschmeyer’s in Montauk its summer digs; Sant Ambroeus is launching its second East End outpost, having moved into the former Babette’s space on East Hampton’s Newtown Lane; the long-shuttered Southampton crowd favorite Red Bar has been taken over by modern French bistro Enchanté; and the new casual eatery Crash Cantina has

and home decor are on offer at the new outpost of Palm Beach’s Via Coquina; and Beverly Bartfeld is offering sophisticated beach vibes at Indy Home Montauk on Washington Street, which is chock-full of tableware, lighting, vintage surfboards, and Bartfeld’s own line of beach towels and rugs.

In East Hampton, Cartier is ready for its glittery close-up in the former Elie Tahari space on the corner of Newtown Lane and Main Street, Gucci is trying to make another go of it (perhaps the second time’s the charm?), and Valentino and Chanel have moved into vacant storefronts to compete for East End fashionistas’ deep pockets. Meanwhile, at East Hampton Gardens on Gingerbread Lane, artist Hunt Slonem has curated a “Hop Up” shop, where his trademark bunnies and butterflies will be flitting and floating on all manner of home accessories through Labor Day. Looking for some R&R after all that retail therapy? In Water Mill, the Shou Sugi Ban House wellness retreat has taken over its next-door neighbor, White Fences Inn, and transformed it into Shou Sugi Ban Inn. The intimate bed-and-breakfast features a pool and five rooms, each with a Japanese-inspired minimalist design and access to the resort’s heady spa amenities. Namaste. —Vanessa Gordon

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Architecture and garden enthusiasts alike will be hard-pressed to find a nail or a blade of native grass out of place on this $11.5 million listing on 4.63 acres overlooking Accabonac Harbor in Springs. Current owner Edwina Edwina von Gal, a landscape designer and founder of the nonprofit Perfect von Gal Earth Project, has called the property home since 2003, but she’s embarking on a new adventure that includes conceiving a house on what she calls “a big chunk of wild nature.” Von Gal is only the third owner of the four-bedroom, 3,870-square-foot cypress structure, which architect Hamilton Smith—a partner of Marcel Breuer—designed for himself in 1974. An adjoining parcel with a buildable lot features a cottage with an addition designed by Joe D’Urso, says Sotheby’s International Realty broker Jenny Landey, who shares the listing with the firm’s Zacheriah Dayton and describes the entire package as “a truly compelling compound.” According to von Gal, the house “feels like a boat floating in its own nature preserve. A few times a year, when the tides are right, the marsh disappears and the house is magically perched above the water. The modernists called this type of house ‘a machine for living,’ but to me, it’s more like a jewel box.” —Alyssa Bird

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Setting Up Shop (clockwise from top) Palm Beach– based Via Coquina has new digs in Sag Harbor, Equinox is working up a sweat in Bridgehampton, and Cartier is bedazzling East Hampton.

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For Hamptonites feeling a little sluggish after eating their way through the South Fork, workout guru Tracy Anderson has opened a new fitness studio in Sag Harbor, and Equinox x Hamptons has reemerged on Bridgehampton’s Butter Lane with an updated lineup of classes and spa offerings. But if shopping happens to be your idea of a cardio workout, swing over to the Andie swimwear and loungewear pop-up in the former home of the vintage-y floral-frock emporium LoveShackFancy, which has moved just a few doors down on Main Street in Sag Harbor. “The village is very near and dear to my heart,” says founder and creative director Rebecca Hessel Cohen, who adds that her new space will “have an outdoor seating area where customers can just hang out.” At nearby Ryland Life Equipment, the high-end Spanish fashion brand Loewe is also popping up for the summer; across the street, caftans, jewelry,

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Open Invitation The main house was built on the same footprint as its predecessor, with new indoor/outdoor decking overlooking the pool. See Resources.

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Vintage Flair (this page) In the living room, vintage 1970s armchairs face a Rio cocktail table by Charlotte Perriand for Cassina. The rug is from RH. (opposite) A vintage Eames chair sits at a CB2 table in the mudroom. The modular banquette is from Pottery Barn.

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hen your contractor says there’s a way to do it faster, better, and for less, chances are good that the expert knows best. David Rogal and Ron Carlivati had spent six months living on, and plotting the renovation of, their newly acquired property on the East Hampton–Amagansett border when their contractor stepped in and suggested that they reevaluate their approach. The couple had purchased two adjacent 1950s cottages with a plan to expand the larger into a main house and retain the smaller as a guest space. For the main house, their intention was to preserve the original Hamptons ranch-house charm—shingled siding, paned windows, and peaked roof—while adding more modern touches, specifically a flat-roofed primary bedroom wing and a glass-box entry foyer.

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But as their renovation plans progressed, Rogal recounts, their contractor convinced them to “knock it down and start again” in order to create a new home that would ultimately be superior to an older one with grafted extensions and additions. Now convinced to build from scratch, Rogal and Carlivati nevertheless elected to integrate many of the design elements they had planned on from the beginning, “ticking all the boxes,” Rogal says, “of the old and the new.”

For starters, the core of the main house maintains the overall footprint and aesthetic of the original. Working in concert with Murdock Solon Architects, Rogal and Carlivati elaborated on this footprint, creating a unique setting where different elevations express distinct personalities: one side looks like a traditional shingled Hamptons house, and the other more like a California mid-20th-century modern, with a long deck and glass

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Walk This Way (this page) Vintage Knoll side chairs surround a Blu Dot table in the dining room. The photograph is by Dean West. (opposite) The kitchen’s custom cabinetry is by Central Kitchens Corp. and the hood and range are from Bertazzoni. See Resources.

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Dramatic Impact (this spread) Black walls in the primary bedroom amplify a tester bed from Room & Board and a canvas by Logan T. Sibrel. The bedding is from Matouk and the curtain is from the Shade Store. See Resources.

doors spanning its length. The interior detailing further reflects this duality, commingling contemporary skylights and glass walls with trad beamed ceilings and classic wainscoting. The entire structure maintains a thorough dialogue with the outdoors, thanks in large part to a distinctive shingled exterior “screen” of sliding barn doors that extends from the main house and delineates areas of the yard. Rogal, who had seen a similar motif employed at a home in Montauk, describes it as “just the right element to evoke the atmosphere we wanted: shingled surf shack meets Neutra modern.”

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Have A Seat (this page and opposite top) Sitting areas on the lower level include a sofa from Room & Board, flatweave runners from ABC Carpet & Home, a jute rug from Fox Floors, a daybed from Charles Beckley, and other vintage furnishings. (opposite bottom) A corner of the primary bedroom is used as a home office. See Resources.

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his own. “It’s super-relaxed and functional, and nothing has a set spot. Tables and chairs are always on the move, even from indoors to out. And some of the furnishings are pieces I’ve collected over the years, including many gems from the streets of New York City that have been given a little TLC and repurposed.”

Despite the home’s clean-lined aesthetic, the decor is anything but monastic. Rogal tends to lean toward “things that have crust,” such as an 1800s work bench nestled into the glass-box foyer and a carved African barrel side table in the living room. And Carlivati, an Emmy Award–winner who is 56

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head writer for Days of Our Lives, shares his husband’s penchant for modern design while admitting to a “propensity for whimsy.” Consider the bright yellow front door (Rogal had been thinking black) and various ephemera from Star Wars, Jaws, Charlie’s Angels, and The Incredible Hulk sprinkled about the rooms. Perhaps the couple ultimately saved time and money by cutting bait and starting anew, but in spirit the project will always be evolving. Rogal jokes that his clients often ask him, “Are we done yet?,” wryly asserting that in his own home, “We never have to be done.” ✹

En Plein Air (opposite) Sliding barn doors open to reveal a swimming pool beyond. (this page) A custom mirror from Jesse Shapiro & James Glass Corporation reflects light on the deck, which is furnished with an RH sofa and a CB2 coffee table. The planters are from Rejuvenation. See Resources.

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Objects Of Desire (this page) Its provenance unknown, a freestanding pavilion anchored by four carved statues came with the property that homeowner Alejandra Rossetti and her husband bought several years ago. (opposite) Animal motifs pervade the sunroom, among them a wire horse sculpture by Colombian artist Álvaro D. Márquez.

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Fresh Start (this spread) A painting by Rossetti’s mother, Elena Rossetti, hangs in the living room, which includes footstools from Chile, alpaca throws from Argentina, a lamp from English Country Home, and a George Smith armchair and ottoman.

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lejandra Rossetti had always thought that a country getaway in Litchfield, Connecticut, would be her weekend ideal, but she did a 180 when she saw an advertisement for a three-bedroom shingled farmhouse in Southampton. She and her husband had been living in Brooklyn at the time, and they immediately hopped in the car and drove east. “When I saw it, I knew it was the one,” recalls Rossetti, a senior vice president of business development at Sotheby’s who recently relocated to Miami. “We put in an offer on the spot, and by the time we got back to Brooklyn, I had the whole 60

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house planned. For years I had kept binders full of inspirational images, and I could finally put into action all the fetishes I had been dreaming about.”

Built in 1910, the residence had its quirks, but thankfully only cosmetic updates were necessary. “I wanted the house to feel light and airy, and painting the floors white went a long way,” she says. “And then I set about filling the space with interesting pieces that stop you in your tracks. We have collected lots of treasures and mementos on our travels—in addition to gifts, estate-sale finds, auction coups, and family heirlooms. The rooms are both layered with eye candy and comfortable at the same time.”

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Collector’s Pieces In the kitchen (this image and opposite top) and stairwell (opposite bottom), Rossetti displays glazed ceramics and prints collected on her travels. See Resources.

Complementing the light-and-airy atmospherics is a color palette mostly centered on blue, white, and yellow. “I associate these hues with the Hamptons,” Rossetti says. “They remind me of the sky, the sand, and the sun.” Accordingly, she chose toile de Jouys in blue, yellow, and black-andwhite as the principal design motifs in the bedrooms. “My first boss had a lake house in New Hampshire where all the bedrooms had toile de Jouy,” she 62

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recounts, “and I knew I wanted to do the same thing in my own home.”

Accessories and home furnishings arranged in both the private and public rooms include cherished paintings by her mother, sun-kissed ceramics acquired while Rossetti was on holiday in Capri, a Japanese tansu chest, an 18th-century refectory table, several artworks purchased at auction and estate sales, and collections of such ephemera as magnifying glasses, ebony and bone

bowls, seashells, and abandoned birds’ nests. The deeply personal assemblages, Rossetti says, make the house “feel like a walk down memory lane.”

Rossetti and her husband also reimagined the grounds, adding a rose garden, five different water features that cancel out noise from a nearby road, a bluestone patio, a new lawn, and a fire pit. “The swimming pool and a carved pavilion featuring four female figures were the only things on the property

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Garden Delights (this spread) Several landscaped “rooms” on the property give it a magical allure. Tightly clipped grass yields to mounds of sedum and hydrangea near the pool (above and top left), while smaller gravelbased oases invite quiet contemplation (bottom left and right). See Resources.

when we purchased it,” Rossetti says, adding that she’s “always outside fiddling with stuff, weeding or deadheading. Years ago, I read a gardening book that described a garden as a home without a roof, with the plants serving as the walls, and I like the idea of creating a sense of mystery and discovery. This garden encourages you to move to different areas depending on the time of day, whether it’s breakfast on the patio, afternoons by the pool, or nights around the fire pit making s’mores and playing charades.

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Shape Shifting A Moonlight Murmuration chandelier from Ochre hangs above the main staircase (this page), which is accented in the same white oak as the flooring. (opposite) In the living room, a pair of vintage Vladimir Kagan sofas in Castel’s Wilfred fabric in Souris flank a Rug Art area rug. The painting is by Nir Hod. See Resources.

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MODERN MAJESTY

A 7,000-square-foot Bridgehampton home brims with contemporary flair

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hen a pair of longtime summer renters on the East End finally decided to build their own place in the Hamptons in 2020, they turned for design help to decorator Michelle Gerson. The couple had admired Gerson’s work for friends and “were drawn to her aesthetic,” the wife recounts. “Plus, she doesn’t work in only one style.”

When Gerson came to the project, the house consisted of just a vacant lot in Bridgehampton and a set of architect’s plans. “From

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Divvied Up (above) A two-sided fireplace with a bronze firebox surround and reeded cerused-oak millwork separates the living room from the family room. In the foyer (opposite), a Johnny Abrahams painting hangs above a driftwood table from Andrianna Shamaris.

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Feast For The Senses In the dining room, Carl Hansen & Søn chairs from Suite NY surround a custom American ash table by Aronson Woodworks. A custom Giopato & Coombes Studio chandelier hangs above. See Resources.

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The formal dining room is as much an art installation as a gathering place

also incorporate a lot of color, which was exciting.” It didn’t hurt that the husband owns a contracting company specializing in interior corporate construction. “He appreciates good design, and it was so nice not to have to explain everything, like the beauty of a finish or a certain material.”

As a couple, the designer says, her clients are “in sync in their taste,” but each had specific demands. The husband loved the wire-brushed European white oak flooring that Gerson proposed, but he didn’t want to see any knots in the wood. “We went through every single board, one by one, to avoid knots,” she reports. And the wife wanted an all-white kitchen, which posed a bit of a challenge to Gerson. (“I’m not the biggest fan of all-white kitchens because I’ve seen so many of them.”) To twirl up the standard-issue sea of white, she used Calacatta gold marble for the countertops and backsplashes and applied shiplap vertically to the custom cabinetry’s doors and drawers.

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Gleaming Glory The kitchen features custom shiplap-styled cabinets from Ciuffo Cabinetry and Calacatta gold marble countertops from Artistic Tile. Gubi chairs from Suite NY surround the dining table; the custom barstools are by Artistic Frame.

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Purple Vein (this page) In the primary bedroom, a custom bed by decorator Michelle Gerson is upholstered in Bruce Blizzard from Romo’s Zinc Textile collection. The wall covering is

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from Phillip Jeffries and the rug is from Edward Fields. (opposite) A Barcelona 2 tub from Victoria + Albert anchors the primary bath, which is sheathed in a lilac marble from Artistic Tile. See Resources.

The house has “a clean aesthetic—it’s comfortable for easy living with friends and family”

the windows, chosen the plumbing fixtures, and ordered your tiles and appliances. We spent a lot of time with the builder selecting everything that goes into making a home.”

The house’s first “wow” moment is the main staircase, a sculptural assemblage of white oak and glass. Because Gerson likes to avoid large expanses of drywall, she applied custom paneling made of large wooden squares separated by minimal reveals. “It turned into a very big math equation,” the designer recalls, “because the walls on both sides of the stairs are not even, and there are openings, so not all the squares are the same size.” Also statement-making, the formal dining room is as much an art installation as

a gathering place. Gerson commissioned decorative finisher Heather Jozak to paint the matte stucco walls a blue ombre. And seeming to glow from behind the hulking custom dining table, a glass-walled wine cellar mimics the look of a control room—albeit one for oenophiles.

For the serene, neutral primary bedroom, Gerson designed a “big fat bubble” of a bed and went for subtle materials and “a lot of texture, which gives a quiet palette a certain richness.” The home’s biggest jaw-dropper is arguably the adjacent primary bath, also serene but entirely clad in 22 book-matched slabs of breathtaking lilac marble. “It wasn’t easy to install,” Gerson recounts, “but it was so worth it!”✹ july 15, 2022

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Into The Woods Architect Nick Martin designed this five-bedroom home to tuck into a steeply sloped, densely forested one-acre site.

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HIDDEN GEM A chic, streamlined retreat settles in nicely against a verdant backdrop in Montauk

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s residents of the Hamptons, interior designer Farrin Cary and architect Nick Martin are both intrinsically familiar with the landscape and well versed in restraint, preferring to take their cues from nature. But the property featured on these pages threw them a curve ball: The one-acre spread funnels 45 degrees to a low point in the center, forming what looks like a kettle hole. “We were dealing with several constraints, including drainage issues and tight setbacks,” Martin recalls of the project. “However, the site is also wonderfully unique, since its

forested view is so uncommon in the Hamptons. The goal was to retain the indigenous woodland and animal life and disturb as little as possible, to feel really connected to the earth.”

Indeed, Martin’s 4,000-square-foot flat-roofed minimalist structure is so seamlessly embedded into the property, it seems as if it were always meant to be there. Hemmed in by walls of concrete and stone, a long drive curves gracefully down the hill to the entry façade, where the home appears to be a single story, although four bedrooms are deftly tucked into a lower level beneath the front elevation. These offer both privacy and direct access to the yard, outdoor entertaining area, pool, and july 15, 2022

A Light Touch (above) In the living room, a mid-20th-century Danish teak credenza scored on 1stDibs faces off against a rug and coffee table from RH and a sofa from Homenature. (opposite) Whimsical rattan pendants from Serena & Lily hang above a Compaq Arabescato slab counter from Bridgehampton Stone & Mosaic. See Resources.

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Beach Chic (opposite) The oak seating pieces and table in the dining area are from RH. (this page clockwise from near left) A surfboard adds a Montauk

vibe to the downstairs den.

The floating fireplace is from European Home. A glass banister reflects light in the cantilevered stairway.

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pool house. The architect deeply considered how the clients would experience the outdoors in relation to both the home and the surrounding forest. “I looked at the geometry of the structure in terms of positive and negative space,” says Martin, who devised an outdoor sitting area beneath a pergola that “offers a connection to the house.” Accessed via the main living area, it beckons with a dining table, ample sofas, and an outdoor fireplace.

Interior and exterior materials are intentionally commingled to achieve a comprehensive whole—particularly dark beams that have been charred and oiled in the style of shou sugi ban, the Japanese weatherproofing technique. Along with oak, stone, and cement, the overall palette is soothing, texturally interesting, and awash with light, thanks to five large skylights punctuating the flat roof. july 15, 2022

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Dog Day Afternoon (opposite) Bailey the chocolate Lab takes five in the mudroom, which features custom millwork

by Erling Hope. (this page clockwise from above) The sconces in the primary bedroom are from Workstead; the sheers are from the Shade Store.

The powder room includes a sink from Blu Bathworks and fittings from Fantini Rubinetti.

A freestanding tub from Blu Bathworks punctuates the primary bathroom; the fittings are by Dornbracht and the nesting tables are from Ochre. See Resources.

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Extra Credit (this page) Extending off the house, a pergola frames an outdoor dining area and fireplace. (opposite) Designer Farrin Cary furnished the pool house, which doubles as an office, with a sofa from Room & Board and a coffee table from Brownstone Furniture.

The wallpaper is House of Hackney’s Babylon in Dove/Willow. See Resources.

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he site is wonderfully unique, since its forested view is so uncommon in the Hamptons.The goal was to retain the indigenous woodland and animal life and disturb as little as possible, to feel really connected to the earth”

In deference to this subtle framework, the decor sings in a low-key way. “Farrin has a certain sophistication about her,” Martin says of Cary. “We share a similar ideology about creating natural, yet elegant spaces.” A California native, Cary is adept at bringing the outdoors in. “I wanted to preserve the most beautiful aspects of the architecture and light,” she says, “so I didn’t overcrowd the rooms with furnishings.” Woven light fixtures, vintage accessories, and streamlined seating pieces covered in family-friendly, durable fabrics add

character without compromising “the lines of the house, which are lovely and very plumb. The rounded fixtures stand out and cast a beautiful glow at night.” The designer and her clients let loose a bit in the pool house, which doubles as a second office space. “We went with a playful blue fern wallpaper and 1950s-style furniture,” says Cary. “Even though the house is minimalist and has a lot of clean lines, it’s also inviting and warm. During the entire project, integrating the furnishings with the architecture was the end goal.” ✹ july 15, 2022

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WINE & DINE

A New Vintage Toasting the next generation of Long Island winemakers Paumanok Vineyards and Palmer Vineyards, Aquebogue

Gabriella Macari

Next Generation: Zander Hargrave, winemaker Provenance: Son of Louisa and Alex Hargrave, who launched Hargrave Vineyards in 1973 (Long Island’s first winery) with a planting of Vitis vinifera grapes.

Focus on the Future: “Long Island’s vintage variation challenges me,” says Hargrave, who specializes in blending (often with three Merlot clones from a single vineyard) and makes 20 labels a year. “People are starting escargot and oyster farms nearby, so it’s an exciting time to be here.”

Kareem Massoud

Next Generation: Giovanni Borghese, owner Provenance: Son of Marco and Anne Marie Borghese, who acquired Hargrave Vineyards in 1999 and renamed it Castello di Borghese.

Focus on the Future: “Our next step is to explore planting Northern Italian varietals to pay homage to our roots,” Borghese says.

RGNY, Riverhead

Maria RiveroGonzález

Wölffer Estate Vineyard, Sagaponack

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Next Generation: Gabriella Macari, director Provenance: Daughter of founders Katherine and Joseph Macari, Jr. Focus on the Future: Macari boasts 160 acres under vine, with Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Franc as its calling card. “Our dry, delicious, sparkling pink pét-nat Cabernet Franc, Horses, is a biggie for us, in addition to agrotourism,” she says.

Borghese Vineyard & Winery, Cutchogue

Next Generation: Joey Wölffer, co-owner Provenance: Daughter of the late vintner Christian Wölffer, she runs the estate with brother Marc and partner/winemaker Roman Roth.

Focus on the Future: In addition to producing several popular rosés, Wölffer reports that the “winery continues to push forward with new innovations. Christian’s Cuvée Merlot 2019 will be back this summer, and our 2017 Cool As Well Blanc de Blancs will be released next spring for our 35th anniversary.”

Next Generation: Kareem Massoud, winemaker Provenance: Son of Ursula and Charles Massoud, who founded Paumanok in 1983.

Focus on the Future: A specialist in Chenin Blanc and other Loire varieties, Massoud will soon be “adding Melon de Bourgogne, the Loire grape of Muscadet wine, which is ideal with Long Island oysters.

And I’m making more méthode Champenoise sparkling.”

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Next Generation: Maria RiveroGonzález, owner Provenance: Rivero-González’s father, José Antonio Rivero Joey Larrea, owns a winery in Mexico Wölffer where his daughter learned the trade. She acquired Martha Clara Vineyards in 2018 and renamed it RGNY. Focus on the Future: “Sauvignon Blanc does amazingly well for us,” says Rivero-González, adding that she also finds Viognier to be wonderfully expressive.

“I like experimenting, so we are aging Sauvignon Blanc in amphorae.

And I’m excited about our dry Riesling, which is floral, with chamomile on the nose.”

—Baroness Sheri Zander Hargrave de Borchgrave

BORGHESE: MADISON FENDER

Pellegrini Vineyards, Cutchogue

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EVENTS

ARF Designer Cocktail HC&G joined the ANIMAL RESCUE FUND OF THE HAMPTONS (ARF) for a summer kickoff cocktail party and virtual auction of designer treasures, tabletop accessories, and home furnishings. ( top row , left to right ) ARF executive director and CEO Scott Howe with Ellen and Chuck Scarborough. Justin Concannon and interior designer Roric Tobin with Gretchen.

Philanthropist and ARF board president Katharine Rayner.

James Zimmerman, Daniel Spelman, and interior designer Stewart Manger.

( bottom row , left to right ) Tina Alano, ARF board member Lisa McCarthy, and Leslie Stevens. ARF’s Jessica Tilton with Lassie. Scott Nelson, interior designer and ARF board member Alex Papachristidis, and interior designer Lisa Jackson.

Philanthropist and author Jean Shafiroff with Kit.

Madoo Garden Party

( clockwise from top left ) Madoo Conservancy executive director and HC&G editor at large Alejandro Saralegui. Diana Elghanayan and Betsy Pinover Schiff. Vendor Jennifer Creel with Pepper. Vendors Gioia Bini and Alec Judelson. Cynthia and James Fitzgerald with Bayard Fenwick. Vendor Gretchen Comly. Vendors Selena Leclair, Anne Broussard, and Angel Wong of Tata Harper. HC&G editorial director Kendell Cronstrom and Barbara McLaughlin.

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TOP: LISA TAMBURIN; BOTTOM: RICHARD LEWIN

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Martin Architects, 631-613-6555, martinarchitects.com.

Additional credits not on page:

Page 80: Cabinetry, Erling Hope.

Barstools, Design Within Reach.

Page 81: Armchairs, 1stDibs. Stool, Made Goods. Rug, RH. Floor lamp, Ochre. Page 83: Den: Sofa, RH. Coffee table, 1stDibs. Rug, RH. Rug under fireplace: Ecowool.

Page 85: Primary bedroom: Bed covering, Serena & Lily. Chair, Design Within Reach. Throw, RH. Rug, Clic. Primary bath: Floor and wall material, Stone Source. Page 86: Table and chairs, RH. Page 87: Ceiling fixture, France & Son. Desk, 1stDibs. Desk chair, Design Within Reach. Desk lamp, Ochre.

SOURCE LIST

MADE IN THE HAMPTONS Pages 36–38: White Flower, 917-8636385, navanel.com.

ORIGIN STORY Pages 46–57: Interior design, David Rogal Interiors, 917-4393139. Architecture, Murdock Solon Architects, 212-929-3336, murdocksolon.com. Contractor, Reflections General Contracting Inc, 516-524-4767. Landscape design, Long Pond Landscaping, 516-8857105.

Additional credits not on page:

Pages 46–47: Table and chairs, Blu Dot. Chaise longue, Blu Dot. Page 48: Sofa, Room & Board. Window covering, Sunbrella. Fireplace surround, Marble America. Page 49: Artwork, Jeff Koons. Rug (custom), Fox Floors. Page 50: Countertops, Silestone. Fittings, Grohe. Page 51: Ceiling fixture, Pearl River Mart.

Pages 52–53: Artwork, Logan T. Sibrel. Mobile, MoMA Design Store. Pages 54–55: Lower level: Floor lamp, France & Son. Daybed fabric, RH. Primary bedroom: Desk (custom), Central Kitchens Corp.

Curtains, The Shade Store. Page 56: Chaise longues, Blu Dot. Items pictured but not listed here are from private collections or have no additional details.

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Additional credits not on page:

Pages 62–63: Table and chairs, Ikea. Page 65: Primary bedroom: Coverlet, Pottery Barn. Pages 66–67: Sofas, RH. MODERN MAJESTY Pages 68–77: Interior design, Michelle Gerson Interiors, 212255-7262, michellegerson.com.

Architecture, Jamie McDonough, McDonough & Conroy Architects, 631-537-5600, mcdonoughconroy. com. Contractor, Christopher Burnside, 516-521-6007, christopher burnside.com. Millwork, Ciuffo Cabinetry, 631-586-5976, ciuffo cabinetry.com. Art adviser, Doreen Remen, Culture Corps, 646-863-3362, culturecorps.com.

Additional credits not on page:

Page 69: Cocktail tables, Pierre Augustin Rose. Pouf, Homenature.

Chair fabric, Kravet. Page 71: Rug, Rug Art. Sofa fabric, Castel. Pages 72–73: Chair fabric, Suite NY. Pages 74–75: Barstool fabric, Holly Hunt.

Fittings, Classic Brass. Page 76: Lamps, Kifu Paris. Page 77: Towel rail, Valsan. Vanity, Ciuffo Cabinetry.

Chair, Mass Beverly.

HIDDEN GEM Pages 78–87: Interior design, Farrin Cary Design, 646-325-8956, farrincarydesign.com. Architecture,

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(T) = Sources available through architects, interior designers, and design professionals.

Architects & Designers Building (A&D), 150 E. 58th St., NYC, 212-6442766, adbuilding.com Decoration & Design Building (D&D), 979 Third Ave., NYC, 212-759-5408, ddbuilding.com Fine Arts Building (FAB), 232 E. 59th St., NYC Interior Arts Building (IAB), 306 E. 61st St., NYC, interiorartsbuilding.com New York Design Center (NYDC), 200 Lexington Ave., NYC, 212-6799500, nydc.com 1stDibs, 1stdibs.com ABC Carpet & Home, abchome.com Álvaro D. Márquez, alvarodmarquez. com Andrianna Shamaris, andrianna shamarisinc.com Aronson Woodworks, aronson woodworks.com Artistic Frame (T), D&D, artisticframe. com Artistic Tile, artistictile.com Bertazzoni, bertazzoni.com Blu Bathworks, blubathworks.com Blu Dot, bludot.com Brownstone Furniture, brownstone furniture.com Carl Hansen & Søn, carlhansen.com (see also Suite NY)

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RESOURCES

Cassina, cassina.com, and at Monc XIII, monc13.com Castel (T), D&D, castelmaison.com CB2, cb2.com Central Kitchens Corp., central kitchenscorp.com Charles Beckley, chbeckley.com Ciuffo Cabinetry, ciuffocabinetry.com Classic Brass, classic-brass.com Clic, clic.com Compac Arabescato, us.compac. es, and at Bridgehampton Stone & Mosaic, hamptonscountertops.com Dean West, deanwest.com Design Within Reach, dwr.com Dornbracht, dornbracht.com Ecowool, ecowool.com Edward Fields, edwardfields.com English Country Home, ecantiques. com Erling Hope, erlinghope.com European Home, europeanhome.com Fantini Rubinetti, fantini.it Fox Floors, foxfloorsstatenisland.com France & Son, franceandson.com George Smith, georgesmith.com Giopato & Coombes, giopatocoombes. com (see also Suite NY) Grohe, grohe.us Gubi, gubi.com (see also Suite NY) Holly Hunt (T), D&D, hollyhunt.com Homenature, homenature.com House of Hackney, houseofhackney. com Ikea, ikea.com Jeff Koons, jeffkoons.com Jesse Shapiro & James Glass Corporation, shapiroglasscorp.com Johnny Abrahams, johnnyabrahams. com Kifu Paris, kifuparis.com Kravet (T), D&D, kravet.com Logan T. Sibrel, logantsibrel.com Made Goods, madegoods.com Marble America, marbleamerica online.com Mass Beverly, massbeverly.com Matouk, matouk.com, and at Fine Linens, finelinens.com MoMA Design Store, store.moma.org Nir Hod, nirhod.com Ochre, ochre.net Pearl River Mart, pearlriver.com Phillip Jeffries (T), D&D, phillipjeffries. com Pierre Augustin Rose, pierreaugustin rose.com, and at The Invisible Collection, theinvisiblecollection. com Pottery Barn, potterybarn.com Rejuvenation, rejuvenation.com RH, rh.com Romo (T), D&D, romo.com Room & Board, roomandboard.com Rug Art (T), D&D, rugart.nyc Serena & Lily, serenaandlily.com Silestone, silestoneusa.com (see also Central Kitchens Corp.)

Stone Source, stonesource.com Suite NY, suiteny.com Sunbrella, sunbrella.com The Shade Store, theshadestore.com Valsan, valsanusa.com Victoria & Albert, vandabaths.com Workstead, workstead.com

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