Hamptons - 2016 - Issue 5 - Outdoor Living

The Heat Is On! Summer’s Chicest Accessories

​Montauk’s Most Talked-About Restaurant Revamp 5 Enchanting Hamptons Gardens

Blue One Turns 10!

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LIVING THE LIFE

maxing and relaxing find beauty and fun times in southampton with MaxiM magazine publisher and group media president Dan Ragone.

“I travel from Manhattan to the Hamptons as often as I can, it’s such a great escape. I didn’t know anything of the Hamptons when I started coming out eight years ago. Being from Florida, I wanted a real beach town and a relaxing place to visit.

“I searched and found a

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house in Southampton that fit what I was looking for. At the time, I was working at Elle Décor and I wanted a project to work on. I’m into interiors and design, and it was a fun challenge to have a beach home with a different look and feel from my Chelsea apartment.

“When I arrive, I usually don’t leave the house. I like to fill it with friends and spend time together by the pool. I have surrounded myself with a creative and fun group of people, and try to reflect that atmosphere in my photos.

“When I do go out, one

of my favorite spots is Sant Ambroeus for coffee in the late afternoon after the sun goes down. I can’t say that I have a favorite town.

Each has its own charm and personality. I can go from Montauk to East Hampton to Hampton Bays and find cool places to enjoy.”

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“I wanted a real beach town and a relaxing place to visit,” says Florida native Dan Ragone about first discovering the Hamptons.

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4 // Living the Life 20 // Letter from the editor-in-Chief 22 // Letter from the PubLisher 24 // Without Whom this issue WouLdn’t have been PossibLe

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David Salle’s Poverty Is No Disgrace, 1982, is part of this month’s “Unfinished Business” exhibition at the Parrish Art Museum.

26 // the List 29 // invited 125 // the guide

Scene 39 // taking Care of business In this month’s exhibition “Unfinished Business,” the Parrish Art Museum displays local artist David Salle’s early work alongside that of his friends Eric Fischl and Ross Bleckner.

42 // grand stand With his new mobile food truck, Caravan, Lee Reitelman is offering a global twist on the South Fork’s bounty of fruits, fish, and cheeses.

44 // griLLs gone WiLd! When not at his new Sag Harbor doughnut shop, Grindstone, chef Michael Symon is indulging in his love of all things grilled and garden-fresh.

46 // tWo WorLds Converge Architect Bruce Nagel opens a gallery space in Westhampton Beach to better display his artful buildings as well as his black-andwhite photography.

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Montauk mainstay Duryea’s offers both casual coastal cuisine and an unparalleled view.

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Baby beet salad with Roquefort and local cress at The 1770 House Restaurant & Inn.

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Take a peek behind the privet at some of the Hamptons’ most captivating private gardens.

50 // BriGht ideas The writer of the Academy Awardwinning film Trevor, James Lecesne, captivates audiences with his one-man show at Bay Street Theater.

52 // check (in), Please!

The East End’s most distinguished inns also have delectable restaurants that draw people from near and far.

54 // rsVP to rememBer Event planner Larry Scott shares the best elements for curating the perfect Hamptons fête.

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Style 57 // Glass act Designer Tomas Maier curates the ultimate sunglass wardrobe.

60 // BlushinG Blossoms This season’s florals get upgraded with darker tones and duskier hues for an enchanting and feminine summer wardrobe.

62 // a Beautiful life Hampton Sun’s Salvatore Piazzolla shares his favorite local spots for capturing the East End spirit.

64 // Pretty à la PlaGe Designer Nicole Miller introduces the beach-chic line La Plage along with a new menswear collection.

66 // White out!

East Hampton’s Everything But Water is debuting a 26piece monochromatic capsule collection from some of swimwear’s biggest names.

68 // here comes the son Waldan Watches’ next generation takes the creative helm of the storied brand and helps open the company’s first Manhattan showroom.

70 // true Blue Celebrating 10 years in Westhampton, Blue One cofounders Jarret Willis and Crystal Smith Willis branch out with a new Southampton pop-up.

FeatureS 74 // Birds of a feather Project Runway costars Heidi Klum and Zac Posen indulge in a little summer fun away from the highpressure reality show to share secrets from the set, their many jobs, and their favorite Hamptons hideaways.

80 // east end roots The Hamptons landscape has evolved far from its early English influences, and now homeowners are crafting exquisite gardens modeled after a wide range of styles, from wild and wonderful to structured and serene—even harvest-ready fruitful!

88 // summer starts here The accessories we dream about all year long have finally arrived!

photography by robyn Lea (dish); Costas piCadas (garden)

48 // on the hook New owners, a décor refresh, and mouthwatering menu additions breathe new life into perennial Montauk favorite Duryea’s.

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Space 95 // TradiTion WiTh a TWisT Decorator Cathy Triant Buxton carries on the work of her famous designer dad, Ted Triant, at the Southampton home she inherited.

98 // Transforming TransporTaTion Take to the waterways with the new Blackbird Hovercraft Charters.

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Friends and Project Runway costars Zac Posen and Heidi Klum indulge in a little summer fun.

on klum: Striped cotton dress, Zac Posen ($1,290). zacposen.com. Silver sandals, Manolo Blahnik ($725). Neiman Marcus, Roosevelt Field, 630 Old Country Road, 368-0500; neimanmarcus.com.

Ring, Klum’s own. on posen: Shirt, pants, sunglasses, hat, and shoes, Posen’s own

100 // piece by piece Montauk-based artist Amanda Beckmann has found her second calling crafting mixedmaterial collages.

102 // hisTory in The remaking A 19th-century whaling captain’s home in Sag Harbor gets new life courtesy of designer Steven Gabrel before being listed on the market.

104 // boîTes in bloom B Floral’s Bronwen Smith’s creations can be found everywhere from private gatherings to Super Saturday.

108 // ouTdoor living A panel of East End architecture and design experts discuss all the ways to make the most of your home’s landscape.

112 // on The marque Sotheby’s Harald Grant curates some of the East End’s most overthe-top, on-the-market real estate.

Mecox is marking its 20th anniversary with a new collection of its most iconic designs.

116 // sTar poWer Matthew Breitenbach of Douglas Elliman has helped find East End homes for Jason Kidd, Jeremy Piven, and Sean Avery, among others.

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For decorator Cathy Triant Buxton, her family’s weekend home in Southampton is a continual work in progress.

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Self 119 // Full Deck Experience a range of wellness programming—from reiki to bootcamp—with The Surf Lodge’s in-house wellness director, Tara Curran.

120 // A DiFFerent BenD Norma Jean Pilates in Sag Harbor combines the elegance of a spa salon with the exclusivity of a velvet-rope club.

122 // Feel the Burn!

Spin by the beach, work out at the gym, or practice Pilates at home—the Hamptons has fitness programs to fit your every need.

The end From workouts to sweet treats, Mama & Tata founders and siblings Jenna Crespi and Candice Miller curate the perfect family trip to the Hamptons.

on the cover: Heidi Klum & Zac Posen Photography by Max Montgomery Shot at Gansevoort Park Avenue, 420 Park Ave. S., NYC, 212-3172900; gansevoorthotelgroup.com on klum: Charmeuse gown, Zac Posen ($3,990). zacposen.com.

18k gold and diamond bangle, Ippolita ($3,895). London Jewelers, 2 Main St., East Hampton, 329-3939; londonjewelers.com. Earrings, necklace, and rings, Klum’s own. on posen: Shirt, Posen’s own

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LETTER From THE EDITor-IN-CHIEF

above, from left: With friend Marigay McKee at our Hamptons Summer Kickoff (her glorious Southampton garden is featured in this issue); a perfect dinner party with friends Hoda Kotb and Jennifer Miller; jewelry designer Jennifer Fisher and I brainstorming a Hamptons pop-up for her this summer—stay tuned!

the most glorious gardens in the area, give your wardrobe a reboot with accessories you will immediately covet, celebrate Mecox’s 20th anniversary and Blue One’s 10th in Westhampton Beach, and fill your planners with the best fitness classes to commit to right now in our column “Book It!” Have a fantastic weekend!

Be well, dress well,

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Taking a break during his polo match with fashion icon Salvatore Ferragamo Jr.

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There’s nothing more enticing than a fashion love affair, when designer meets muse and gorgeous gowns are created in the process. That’s the heart of the matter between Hamptons cover stars Heidi Klum and Zac Posen. Their love of the Hamptons, sizzling summers out East, and their adorable crush on each other—and each other’s businesses—are collaborative and cool.

This issue is filled with home-grown food by way of the chic new truck making its way around town called Caravan, Duryea’s revamped look in Montauk, and our curated guide to the best restaurants at the inns of the Hamptons. This weekend, we also take a peek into five of

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above, from left: With the incredibly talented and charming designer Zac Posen, who appears on Hamptons’ cover with model Heidi Klum; at Baron’s Cove helping moderate our real estate roundtable on outdoor living, featured in this issue. Pictured here are panelists Michael Gotowala, Ron Gibbons, Michael Derrig, Hamptons magazine Editor-at-Large Michael Braverman, Callie Hincy, Richard Kudlak, John Scott Thomas, and James Merrell; ice trekking on a glacier in Patagonia, Argentina.

themed issue. It’s the simple, alfresco lifestyle that defines summer in the Hamptons. Who doesn’t enjoy a bonfire, cooking out, or experiencing a beautiful and well-defined garden, whether it’s blooming with flowers or laden with vegetables to eat?

Over the weekend, we will celebrate Art for Life, which benefits the Rush Philanthropic Arts Foundation. Also taking place will be charity events for the South Fork Natural History Museum, the Southampton Animal Shelter, and the Quogue Wildlife Refuge. Please be sure to attend and help support these important local organizations.

This spring, I traveled to the wonderful city of Buenos Aires and to the southern end of Patagonia to experience the Perito Moreno glacier and trek on the majestic ice formations. The experience taught me that nature and our outdoor environment are always changing and to enjoy them in all their glory. So enjoy your own outdoor space and do something outside of your comfort zone. I’ll see you in town!

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With fashion designer and former Hamptons cover star Charlotte Ronson.

This summer, I started to design my own outdoor sanctuary.

Having led more than 10 expert real estate roundtables this year, I’ve learned from developers, architects, landscape architects, and real estate brokers what Hamptons residents are looking for in their natural outdoor living space. This, coupled with my love of nature—including the East End’s beautiful trees, woods, and our natural habitat—gardening, and cooking, means my own sanctuary will have many components that will be enjoyed in the years to come.

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Lauren Bernstein is a fashion and beauty editor born, raised, and living in New York. From designer profiles to backstage beauty tips, her work has appeared in numerous publications, including Harper’s Bazaar, Glamour, and Marie Claire. Bernstein talks summer eyewear with designer Tomas Maier in “Glass Act.” Why do you think Tomas Maier’s pieces fit so well in the Hamptons? Tomas Maier offers a 360-degree summer lifestyle experience. You can outfit yourself head-to-toe in Hamptons style. What’s on your agenda for the summer? I’ll be spending a week out East for vacation. I’m looking forward to enjoying relaxing weekday Hamptons perks, like outdoor movies in Sag Harbor and Yoga in the Vines at Wölffer Estate Vineyard.

A regular fashion contributor to Hamptons, Lauren Finney is an experienced stylist, writer, and fashion consultant who has also contributed to Cosmopolitan, Elle, and Vogue. In this issue, she chats with designer Nicole Miller, celebrates the 10th anniversary of Blue One, and shows us Everything But Water’s newest capsule collection.

What defines Hamptons style? The Hamptons is all about understated luxury: neutrals and simple silhouettes in luxurious fabrics. Each hamlet defines style in its own way as a spin on this general concept. I really love the vibe of Amagansett and how laid-back it is. How would you describe your own personal style? My personal style is always evolving, but I dress as if it’s an endless summer. I’m currently into bohemian styles— loose cuts, prints, and flat sandals.

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R. Couri Hay began his career as one of the original contributing editors to Andy Warhol’s Interview and went on to write for Town & Country and People. Hay sits down with artist David Salle in this issue’s “Social Studies” column, “Taking Care of Business.”

What has been the highlight of your summer thus far? Every time I put the top down on my white 1965 Mercedes 280 SE and head out East, I feel free in a way Uber cannot replicate. What are your essentials for a perfect season? I can’t start the summer without having a half dozen pairs of white jeans, 12 new linen shirts, and six cases of Dom Ruinart Blanc de Blancs Champagne in my closet and cellar.

Sag Harbor resident Jessica Soffer has written for The New York Times, Martha Stewart Living, and Real Simple, among other publications. She teaches fiction and food writing at Connecticut College and in Stony Brook University’s MFA program. In this issue of Hamptons, Soffer visits Hayley Thorpe’s chic new Pilates studio in Sag Harbor.

What are your favorite wellness-based spots in the Hamptons?

Wellness is an inner- and outer-body endeavor for me. So Norma Jean Pilates and Heidi Fokine’s Yoga in the Barn, plus Simply Sublime, Provisions, and Bazaar Botanica, too.

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warming up As the temperAture rises, the sociAl scene in the hAmptons heAts up.

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Hamptons magazine cover star Charlotte Ronson brought her beach-chic style to a poolside party in her honor in Bridgehampton.

July officially marks Hamptons high season, resulting in a vibrant and party-packed week. East Enders migrated from one festivity to the next, celebrating the individuals and organizations that make the Hamptons flourish.

ArtHamptons kicked off the upcoming rush of art fairs with its opening-night preview. Hamptons magazine celebrated one of its cover stars, Charlotte Ronson, at a casual poolside party at a stunning home in Bridgehampton, while the American Heart Association’s Hamptons Heart Ball was a glitzy affair attended by Consuelo Vanderbilt Costin, Nicole Noonan, and Star Jones, among other noteworthy locals.

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INVITED Shawn Steinmuller and Christine Curiale

Lisa Fuhrmann and Glen Cordova

Jarrett and Crystal Willis

CHARLOTTE RONSON COVER PARTY

Glenn Bradford

Friends of Hamptons magazine gathered to celebrate the Home Design Issue at the newly designed Barn & Vine in Bridgehampton. The poolside cover party honored designer Charlotte Ronson as well as sponsor Dr. Stephen Greenberg.

A stylish crowd that included Frederico Azevedo, Jennifer Mabley, and Alex Cohen enjoyed cocktails crafted with Basil Hayden’s whiskey, Hornitos tequila, and Effen vodka. Maison Belle Claire, Voss water, and Peroni beer were also among the beverages enjoyed, alongside a gourmet spread by Elegant Affairs. Guests danced to tunes by DJ Joe Moore and went home with gift bags provided by Barn & Vine.

Renea Menzies, Gary DePersia, and Nikki Goss

Jennifer Mabley and Austin Handler

Frederico Azevedo and Alex Cohen

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Dr. Stephen and Gail Greenberg

Shrikant Iyer and Robert Nelson

Bobbi Rottman and Tara Rothberg

PHOTOGRAPHY BY MARK SAGLIOCCO/GETTY IMAGES

Douglas Clarke and Robert Casterline

Aleksandra Kardwell

Tom Constance with Margo and John Catsimatidis Dr. Aubrey Galloway and Dr. Leonard Girardi

Star Jones and Dr. Jean Cacciabaudo

AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION HAMPTONS HEART BALL

PHOTOGRAPHY BY MIKE PLUNKETT AND SEAN ZANNI

Dedicated to helping people and communities live heart-healthy lives, the American Heart Association raised nearly $600,000 at its 20th annual Hamptons Heart Ball. Aided by a picture-perfect evening, the benefit took place under stunning tents at the Hayground School in Bridgehampton. An elegant three-course dinner was served, followed by an auction led by Robbie Gordy of Christie’s. Jean Shafiroff was honored with the Humanitarian with Heart Award, and Dr. Frank Spencer, professor of surgery at NYU Langone Medical Center, received the Distinguished Service Award. The theme, Evening Under the Stars, was a fitting one for an event that had guests like Consuelo Vanderbilt Costin, Nicole Noonan, and Star Jones dining and dancing into the night.

Barbara Poliwoda and Dr. Frank Spencer

Mark and Marianne Epley Dr. Michael Wolk and John Tortorella

Meredith Cohen, Tracy Stern, Consuelo Vanderbilt Costin, and Nicole Noonan

Lonnie Quinn, Jean Shafiroff, and Kristine Johnson

The scene at the Hamptons Heart Ball.

Mark Mason and Jill Kandell

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Sally Breen, Steve Joester, Kristin Mackie, and Pat Kochie

Lori Snyder Lauralee Bruce and Lucy Bresne

ART HAMPTONS ArtHamptons kicked off the summer art and social season with its annual VIP opening-night preview and fine arts fair. A who’s who of Hamptons art patronage viewed works of modern and contemporary art. Host committee members Maria and Kenneth Fishel were in attendance, along with Lori Snyder and Lauralee Bruce.

Maria and Kenneth Fishel

Fabian Onetti, Cricket Burns, Pia Onetti, and Richard Burns

Isabel Bernard Biderman, Jack Biderman, and Cheri Kaufman

David Ling, Judy White, and Julie Keys

Athena Calderone

Bethany Mayer and Jenné Lombardo

THE SURF BAZAAR LAUNCH AT THE SURF LODGE

The Surf Bazaar dinner at The Surf Lodge.

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To celebrate the launch of her online travel collection, TheSurfBazaar.com, designer Bethany Mayer hosted a private dinner party at The Surf Lodge. The trendy scene included friends like Athena Calderone and Jessie Rudin, who previewed the beachwear essentials that will be available for the jet-set crowd.

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY ANNIE WATT (ARTHAMPTONS); MADISON MCGAW/BFA.COM (SURF BAZAAR)

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Sukey Novogratz and Loretta Davis Alastair Cairns and Ellie Jannetti

Nicole Bertrami and Barbara Shapiro

A NIGHT IN MONTE CARLO GALA The Retreat Domestic Violence Services Agency hosted its annual gala, A Night in Monte Carlo, in East Hampton. Guests including Loretta Davis, Nicole Behrens, and Barbara Shapiro gathered to raise money for the organization’s programs. The evening featured dinner, dancing, and live and silent auctions.

Stephen Grant and Christina Galesi

Laura Eisman and Faith Evans-Lado

Adrian Pervuhin, Catherine Toscano, Adriel Reboh, Ryland Hilbert, and Cristina Toscano

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Suzanne, Joseph, and Colleen O’Connell with Sharon Rawls

Remy Ertaud, Ayse Kenmore, and Gail Rothwell

Manuel and Christine Vilar with Sally Stark

Tatiana Monteiro Teixeira and Alejandro Teixeira

ROSS SCHOOL SUMMER PARTY The Ross School hosted a spectacular night to celebrate the end of a successful school year. The kickoff-to-summer party benefits the Ross Annual Giving campaign and helps fund student scholarships. The evening featured a selection of delicacies prepared

by Ross chef de cuisine Liz Dobbs and the Seafood Shop, with cocktails provided by Wölffer Estate Vineyard and Russian Standard. Manuel and Christine Vilar, Laura Eisman, and Stephen Grant were among the party guests.

Janelle Alexandere, Tracy Allen, Madinah Byrd, Natalie Leeama, and Vanderie Vielie

Cristina Tagliasacchi, Jenna Sleefe, and Gina Daniels

PHOTOGRAPHY BY RICHARD LEWIN (MONTE CARLO); DANIEL GONZALEZ (ROSS SCHOOL)

Nicole Behrens and Hannah Gross

Mimi Raft and Paul Layden

David and Carolyn Levinbook

Evan Finkelstein, Greg Grossman, and Max Friedrich DJ Richard Grey and Wayne Perry

Adriana Gemelli and Andrea Emmerich Nissim Holland and Paul Michael Teny Geragos and Christie Leinbach

PHOTOGRAPHY BY ROB RICH

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Amy Farrell, Jocelyn and Hillary Levy, and Megan Farrell

Hamptons magazine joined Oreya Southampton to celebrate its opening at the Capri Hotel. Co-owners Greg Grossman and Evan Finkelstein fashioned a Mediterranean dining affair enjoyed by friends, including Nissim Holland, Carolyn Levinbook, and Paul Michael. Guests mingled in the lush open-air lounge and sipped libations provided by Perrier-JouÍt Belle Époque Champagne.

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John Kanas with Alison, Bob, and Lynne Grossman

Dr. Stanley Katz and John Kanas Jr.

Michael Carey and Dr. Bryan Hanypsiak

Richard Israel, Angie Reese, Dr. Michael Ciminiello, and Ron McManus

Andrew J. Mitchell

The Sebonack Golf Club in Southampton welcomed supporters of the Peconic Bay Medical Center for the hospital’s Golf Classic. Dr. Michael Ciminiello and Alison Grossman were among the guests who took part in the outing. The day raised awareness about cardiovascular health, with the John and Elaine Kanas Family Foundation providing the hospital with a $5 million gift to its cardiac care program.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY JIM LENNON

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Rachel Rattenni, Kreagan Kennedy, Katie Marber, Jack Kazickas, and Peri Izzo

Patrick Hojlo and Addavail Coslett

Peter and Pam Flaherty, Ina and Jeffrey Garten, and Anne and Nicolas Erni

THE NATURE CONSERVANCY SUMMER BENEFIT Honorary cochairs Jeffrey and Ina Garten hosted The Nature Conservancy’s summer benefit for clean water.

Guests were welcomed to the grounds of the Conservancy’s Center for Conservation in East Hampton with cocktails, followed by a three-course Barefoot Contessa meal using Ina Garten’s recipes. Cochairs Anne and Nicolas Erni and Pam and Peter Flaherty joined the revelry, which raised funds for innovative water-quality projects.

Lulu Oakes, Franklin Reis, Lidey Heuck, and Joe Piscina

PHOTOGRAPHY BY ROB RICH AND ROSSA COLE

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Guests mingling at The Nature Conservancy’s Center for Conservation.

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Artist DaviD Salle mounts An exhibition of eArly work Alongside pieces by his friends of 40 yeArs eric fischl And ross bleckner At the pArrish Art museum in wAter mill. By R. CouRi Hay

David Salle, Ross Bleckner, and Eric Fischl met in the early 1970s as students at the California Institute of the Arts.

Later, they all established careers as influential painters in New York at a time when painting was considered to be passé as an artistic medium. “I was doing what one does,” says Salle of his post-college years. “You want to be a painter, you come to New York, and once you’re in New York, you somehow, if you’re lucky, eventually find your way out to the Hamptons.”

Not only did these three come of age in the art world at the same time, they’ve also lived parallel lives in a way.

And now, the Parrish Art Museum is presenting their work in a unified exhibition, “Unfinished Business: Paintings from the 1970s and 1980s by Ross Bleckner, Eric Fischl and David Salle,” opening July 31. “The idea of competition doesn’t exist in the same way that it might in some other arena,” says Salle of himself, Bleckner, and Fischl. “We’re not competing for the same role. We’re not competing for the same îî

“There’s nothing special or fancy about what I do,” says David Salle. “I have my house, and my dog on the beach, the farmstands, and a good book.”

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job. Everyone is really quite singular and distinct, and our work is quite distinct.”

Yet, in many ways, there has been much similarity.

The three have ended up living on the same street more than once. “Ross was on White Street early on, and completely coincidentally, I was able to get a building on the other end of White Street in the early ’80s,” Salle recalls, adding that Tribeca was a mecca for artists at the time.

Later on, in the 1990s, again completely by coincidence, both Salle and Bleckner owned homes on Daniels Lane in Sagaponack. “It was just one of those funny things,” says Salle, who suggests that it’s due to their singular

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personalities that they’ve remained friends all this time. “Ross and Eric are very witty, very funny, humorous people, but in very different and complementary ways,” he says.

“There’s a sense of humor and sense of amusement— or bemusement—that underlies these last 40-some years, which I think speaks to the qualities, the personalities, of these men.”

Living in the Hamptons, says Salle, is not a prime factor in his work; his affinity for the area is more personal, more about quality of life than quantity of work. “The quality of light matters if you’re a landscape painter,” he says.

“Otherwise, I don’t think it enters into the conversation

one way or the other. I mean, the light, which everyone experiences, is very pleasing, but the idea of light mattering to a painter would only be true if you were a landscape painter of a certain type.”

Salle does, however, respect the legacy of the East End, visiting the graves of artists like Jackson Pollock, Frank O’Hara, and Henry Geldzahler at the Green River Cemetery on occasion.

And the rest of his free time is spent in a similarly low-key fashion. “Obviously, good

paintings are being made all over the world, so there’s no monopoly on that here,” says Salle. “It’s a place that works for me... There’s nothing special or fancy about what I do. I have my house, and my dog on the beach, the farmstands, and a good book.”

“Unfinished Business: Paintings from the 1970s and 1980s by Ross Bleckner, Eric Fischl and David Salle” runs July 31–October 16 at the Parrish Art Museum, 279 Montauk Hwy., Water Mill, 283-2118; parrishart.org.

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David Salle’s early works (clockwise from top left): Untitled, 1981; The Trucks Bring Things, 1984; Fooling with Your Hair, 1985.

photography by ColleCtion of brooke gassner © DaviD salle/liCenseD by vaga, new york, ny, Courtesy of skarsteDt, new york (untitled); gagosian gallery, new york, ny © DaviD salle/liCenseD by vaga, new york, ny ColleCtion larry gagosian (the trucks bring things); private ColleCtion © DaviD salle/liCenseD by vaga, new york, ny, Courtesy of skarsteDt, new york (fooling with your hair)

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grand stand lee reitelman’s new mobile food stand, caravan, brings farmfresh fare to health-minded hamptonites.

BY LAUREN EPSTEIN

“We’re strict about using ingredients that are at their peak,” says Lee Reitelman, co-owner of Caravan, a bright yellow mobile food stand that debuted at Bhumi Farms in May, and just expanded to a storefront location in Amagansett.

With Caravan, Reitelman and partners Deeva Green and Alexandra Cohen serve organic, locally sourced breakfast and lunch offerings, including the must-try Terroir Bowl, which gets a new twist each week. “Last week, we were doing a miso tahini sauce with bok choy, pickled radish, and local shiitake mushrooms.” Next week? Perhaps a Middle Eastern bowl, Reitelman suggests. “It’s the best dish for anyone who wants to see what’s happening on the East End agriculturally.”

Before opening Caravan, Reitelman and Green spent a year in Bordeaux, France, studying the food culture. “We knew that whatever business we created, we wanted to be connected to the land and the people,” says Reitelman.

“There’s a long tradition of people here who take food seriously, from fishermen in Montauk to cheese makers in Bridgehampton,” he says. “I spend so much time planning dishes, thinking about where the food comes from, and the same is true for my partners, too.” 137 Main St., Amagansett, 731-4989; caravanwith.us; Bhumi Farms, 131 Pantigo Road, East Hampton, 496-8364; bhumifarms.com

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from left: Deeva Green, Lee Reitelman, and Alex Cohen with their Caravan organic mobile food stand.

photography by rick Wenner

“We kneW that Whatever business We created, We Wanted to be connected to the land and the people.”

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scene food for thought Michael Symon (inset) creates hearty meals from the best local ingredients, but adds his own hometown flair, such as with this Cleveland-style clambake.

CHEF, AUTHOR, AND THE CHEW COHOST MICHAEL SYMON IS ENJOYING SUMMER IN EAST HAMPTON WITH FRESH AND FLAVORFUL FOOD PICKED FROM HIS OWN GARDEN.

BY SCOTT FELDMAN

You’re spending your first summer in East Hampton...

I love that we live in the village and can walk to just about everything. I also love how central it is to the other villages.

If not cooking, what are your favorite summer activities?

Gardening and golf.

What is your favorite summer ingredient?

Tomatoes right out of my garden.

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What else are you growing?

Six tomato varieties, about 10 herbs, hot peppers, three eggplant varieties, strawberries, tongue of fire beans, arugula, kale, escarole, endive, and Swiss chard.

You recently opened Mabel’s BBQ in your Cleveland hometown, but where in the Hamptons is the best place for barbecue?

I love barbecue in every

shape, size, and style; I have a giant smoker at the house and do a lot of smoking here, but I think Townline in Wainscott does a great job.

Your son is opening Grindstone Coffee and Donuts in Sag Harbor.

It’s opening in early to mid-July! [I’m] beyond excited—amazing brioche doughnuts made with ground flour from Amber Waves Farm and coffee from one of the country’s

top five roasters.

Grindstone will be the first place to feature it on the East Coast.

Who inspires you?

My grandfather. A great man who lives by the motto of work hard, love your family, and be honest.

What’s your favorite summer cocktail?

Arnold Palmer with bourbon.

What are your favorite local dining spots?

Breakfast at John Papas [Cafe in East Hampton], lunch at Bostwick’s, and dinner at Meeting House.

What does the Hamptons mean to you?

It is the one place I can go and always clear my head and relax with family.

Grindstone Coffee and Donuts, 7A Main St., Sag Harbor; grindstonecoffee anddonuts.com. For Michael Symon’s recipe for Clevelandstyle clambake, visit hamptons-magazine.com.

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PhotograPhy by Donna turner ruhlman (Dish); Courtesy of miChael symon restaurants (Portrait)

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TWO WORLDS ONE DREAM ACCLAIMED ARCHITECT BRUCE NAGEL OPENS A GALLERY IN WESTHAMPTON BEACH TO DISPLAY HIS PHOTOGRAPHS AND BUILDINGS—AND TO BUILD A COMMUNITY.

“For a while, I’ve been wanting to do something in which as an architect I could actually display my work in a public forum fashion,” says award-winning local architect Bruce Nagel about The Architect’s Gallery, his new Westhampton Beach space in which he combines two of his passions. Nagel’s personal photography—all black-and-white images—hangs on one side of the gallery, while photos of his architectural achievements are displayed on the opposite wall.

The two worlds are separated by a long wooden table in the center of the space, where Nagel can meet and talk with visitors.

“I thought that photography would be a good draw for people,” he says. “I thought if it was just pictures of architecture, people wouldn’t be all that interested.” Wanting to give the place an energetic, convivial atmosphere, he decided to locate it in Westhampton Beach because “it’s a real social community.” Overall, Nagel hopes the gallery will be somewhere to further build his connections in the Hamptons. “I want to be a resource for people and at the same time have a relationship with people,” he says.

“It’s all about relationships from my point of view.” 69 Main St., Westhampton Beach, 283-8855; brucenagel.com

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The staircase in a Bridgehampton home designed by Bruce Nagel.

ABOVE: Nagel’s photograph of aspens in Mono Lake, California.

RIGHT: Nagel’s gallery space.

“I’VE BEEN WANTING TO DO SOMETHING IN WHICH I COULD DISPLAY MY WORK IN A PUBLIC FORUM FASHION.” —BRUCE NAGEL

PHOTOGRAPHY BY DAVIS GAFFGA (STAIRCASE); RICH FARON (GALLERY); BRUCE NAGEL (ASPENS)

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Scene fired up!

On the Hook New owNers, a décor refresh, aNd some mouthwateriNg meNu additioNs breathe New life iNto pereNNial moNtauk favorite Duryea’s.

By Bao ong PhotograPhy By Doug young

above, from left: Inside the revamped Duryea’s; chef Pierre Sudre’s decadent clambake and grilled lobster.

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Marc Rowan vividly recalls the biking excursions that led him to Duryea’s, the Montauk restaurant that was family-run for nearly 80 years, and taking in the breathtaking water views from its deck. Now, as Duryea’s new owner, Rowan wanted to give the

restaurant a refresh, but understood it was vital to preserve the Montauk mainstay’s fish market and lobster deck vibe. “When we started to clean up the existing building, we realized it was too amazing to rebuild,” says Rowan of what is his first restaurant endeavor. “Instead, we

focused on preserving what was there and restoring the existing building.”

The new space is filled with plush banquettes and is dotted with classic teak deck furniture. Much of the seafood-centric menu from chef Pierre Sudre is meant to be shared, from

a decadent clambake to signature dishes like the lobster Cobb salad and crudités board. The breezy outdoor seating is also a perfect setting for a glass of rosé or a locally brewed beer paired with the ever-popular lobster roll.

If the dining experience

clockwise: The outdoor deck offers one of the best views on the East End; oysters and more at the market; Duryea’s signature crudités board.

inspires you to cook at home, Duryea’s 2.0 also maintains its long-standing fish market, stocked with the freshest seafood such as locally caught fish, lobsters, crabs, and more, all plucked from nearby waters. Whether you come to chow down or stock up, Rowan

hopes the revamp will inspire guests to linger for another cocktail and take in one of the best views the East End has to offer because, he says, “Duryea’s has a great Montauk feel.” 65 Tuthill Road, Montauk, 668-2410; duryea lobsters.com

“When We started cleaning up the building, We realized it Was too amazing to rebuild.”

—marc rowan

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BRIGHT IDEAS ACTOR, WRITER, AND ACTIVIST JAMES LECESNE BRINGS HIS CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED ONE-MAN PLAY TO THE BAY STREET THEATER.

Actor and activist James Lecesne inhabits nine characters in his play The Absolute Brightness of Leonard Pelkey, coming to Sag Harbor’s Bay Street Theater.

BY LAUREN EPSTEIN

Writer of the Academy Awardwinning short film Trevor, James Lecesne is bringing his young adult novel Absolute Brightness to life in a comical, poignant, thoughtprovoking one-man show at Bay Street Theater called The Absolute Brightness of Leonard Pelkey. As Lecesne gears up for opening night, he gives Hamptons a behind-thescenes peak into the production.

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“I GIVE THE AUDIENCE THE OPPORTUNITY TO USE THEIR IMAGINATIONS.” —JAMES LECESNE PHOTOGRAPHY BY MATTHEW MURPHY

Who is Leonard Pelkey?

He’s a 14-year-old kid who lives in a small New Jersey town. He’s very original, and flamboyant. He gives permission for people in his town to be more fully themselves, but they don’t realize that until after he’s disappeared.

Why did you decide to create a one-man show?

Each of us contains a multitude of people within us. And I knew I’d be cast!

What can the audience expect?

To laugh—because it’s actually very funny—and to have a good time. I give the audience the opportunity to use their imaginations.

What do you hope viewers take away from the show?

I hope that it inspires them to be themselves—more authentically themselves and more spontaneously themselves.

The Absolute Brightness of Leonard Pelkey will be performed July 18–24, with a special performance on July 23 to benefit the LGBTQ organization Live Out Loud, at Bay Street Theater, 1 Bay St., Sag Harbor, 725-9500; baystreet.org

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Many of the east end’s Most beloved hotel destinations also offer a hard-to-resist onsite restaurant. By Bao ong clockwise from left: The Cove Cooler at Baron’s Cove; North Fork Hog’s Neck Bay oyster on the half shell with cucumber, shallot, and black pepper mignonette at 1770 House; the Bridgehampton Inn dining room.

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1770 House Restaurant & Inn According to chef Michael Rozzi, upscale East Hampton inn 1770 House specializes in “Hamptons cuisine.” That means a menu of pristine local fish, such as fluke tartare with marinated cucumbers and plump sea scallops seared just right with crisp Korean

pork belly on the side.

Local ingredients are used across the board from the salads to breakfast. 143 Main St., East Hampton, 324-1770; 1770house.com Baron’s Cove Open year round, Sag Harbor’s idyllic 67-room hotel Baron’s Cove overlooks the village and

harbor. And with its quaint nautical touches and myriad dining options on the property, there’s no reason to leave.

Don’t miss out on the Baron’s Berkshire BBQ or lobster festivals taking place throughout the summer. 31 W. Water St., Sag Harbor, 725-2101; baronscove.com

Bridgehampton Inn & Restaurant Tucked away from the weekend crowds and traffic, the elegant Bridgehampton Inn & Restaurant offers a dining experience that’s intimate but relaxed. The Frenchinspired menu regularly features duck and fish, along with a wide selection of cheeses. 2266 Main St.,

photography by robyn Lea for the 1770 house (dish); Jason penney (interior); courtesy of cape resorts (drinks); opposite page: renee comet (dish); michaeL Weber (exterior); courtesy of gurney’s montauk resort & seaWater spa (interior)

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clockwise from left: Scarpetta Beach at Gurney’s Montauk Resort & Seawater Spa; The Palm’s chicken parmigiana; Topping Rose House.

Bridgehampton, 537-3660; bridgehamptoninn.com Gurney’s Montauk Resort & Seawater Spa Scarpetta Beach at Gurney’s always promises to be a fun time. Not only is the energy vibrant, but the airy dining room’s French doors open onto a deck overlooking Montauk’s waters. You’ll find rustic Italian cuisine and won’t want to miss the popular spaghetti with tomatoes and basil. 290 Old Montauk Hwy., Montauk, 668-2345; gurneysmontauk.com The Palm Located in one of the oldest buildings in the village of East Hampton—the 300-year-old Huntting Inn—The Palm is a popular destination for East End power players and

celebrities. Everything from steaks to jumbo Nova Scotia lobsters fills a menu of Italian-American favorites, and you don’t want to pass up the restaurant’s famed creamed spinach familystyle side dish. 94 Main St., East Hampton, 324-0411; thepalm.com Topping Rose House Michelin-starred chef JeanGeorges Vongerichten is taking over the restaurant at Topping Rose House and will continue to source vegetables from the property’s on-site garden. New this season will be a wood-burning grill on the veranda.

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RSVP to remember From a parade oF waiters to showstopping desserts, Lawrence scott events Founder Larry Scott shares the eLements that make For a picture-perFect hamptons event.

By Kaitlynn Miller

Best thing about planning events in the Hamptons? It’s almost like the cherry on the cake, because it’s really seasonal and you get to be a little bit more creative. Signature elements? Definitely long bars; the bar is the most important thing to the party. Also, I will do

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an “invasion” where I’ll have about 15 waiters parade out with a large drink with 20 straws—it adds conversation and a bolt of adrenaline to the party. Favorite cocktail? You have to think: What will most people drink? Today it’s all about tequila or a great mojito. Party planning:

Your party should always reflect who you are. Your party should be an extension of your home; it shouldn’t be “my house is Ralph Lauren, but I’ll have a Versace party.” It doesn’t go. But maybe it’s that Ralph Lauren is your extension, but you add a little Versace to it.

Favorite Hamptons

party? I just love being a fly on the wall. It’s not one party that’s a favorite for me, it’s the expressions on people’s faces when they have nothing to compare it to.

Lawrence Scott Events, 35 Bethpage Road, Hicksville, 516-9337535; lawrencescott events.com

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above: “Your party should always reflect who you are,” says Larry Scott, founder of Lawrence Scott Events.

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GLASS ACT MASTER OF SUN WEAR TOMAS MAIER LAUNCHES A CURATED COLLECTION OF SUNGLASSES TO TAKE YOU FROM THE BEACH TO BRUNCH IN STYLE.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY COLLIER SCHORR (PORTRAIT); COURTESY OF TOMAS MAIER (STORE, MODEL)

BY LAUREN BERNSTEIN

CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: Tomas Maier in East Hampton; a look from the Pre-Fall 2016/17 collection; the interior is East End casual; Creative Director Tomas Maier.

From Audrey Hepburn’s iconic Breakfast at Tiffany’s tortoiseshells to John Lennon’s signature round frames, sunglasses have a proven history of adding allure. “It’s true, eyewear can transmit an attitude,” says Tomas Maier, whose eponymous swimwear-turned-lifestyle brand has been a Hamptons favorite since the designer first opened in Wainscott in 2009. (The boutique later moved to East Hampton.) “Having worn eyewear since age 6, I am very sensitive to the importance of the right pair of frames in terms of necessity as well as the personal statement.”

This attention to the je ne sais quoi is why Maier’s new hyper-curated collection of sunglasses features 10 integral styles. “My approach was all about the essential and very edited styles that I think most people would like to wear,” says Maier. “I tried to think of all the styles throughout my life that stuck with me—glasses I bought in far-flung places that represented a time and a place, but were difficult to part îî

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“EyEwEar can transmit an attitudE.” —tomas maier above: Tomas Maier’s women’s and men’s pre-fall collections can be found in the East Hampton boutique (shown here), along with his new eyewear collection, including the Tm5 soft rectangle sunglasses ($290, top right).

with, even when I didn’t wear them any longer.”

The range of unisex sunglasses, designed in partnership with Kering Eyewear, includes a soft rectangular tortoiseshell-esque frame for an “East Coast feel,” a squared gray lens with a “literary look,” and several updates on the Aviator for that “California vibe.” As for what sets Maier’s Aviator incarnations apart? “[Mine are] extremely light, flat-lensed, and ultraminimal,” he says. “Upon examination, you get the effort that went into them to make them different.”

And it’s these reimagined classics, plus a squared-off stainlesssteel version called the Navigator, that stand out to Maier as quintessential East End must-haves. Says the designer, “For me, the Aviator and the Navigator are the perfect pairs for East Enders. They’re extremely understated, minimalist, and designed.” 74 Montauk Hwy., East Hampton, 604-6700; tomasmaier.com

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STYLE TRENDING

Blushing Blossoms This season’s florals geT upgraded wiTh darker Tones and duskier hues for an enchanTing and feminine summer wardrobe.

Tory Burch gives summer florals a modern edge with an abstract art-inspired twist on a not-so-traditional shape. Floral statement earrings, Tory Burch ($225). Americana Manhasset, 2060 Northern Blvd., 516-6271790; toryburch.com

By Michelle Mccool

A trellis motif, floral embroidery, ruffles, and sheer inserts give this dress layers of texture. Lace embroidered dress, Self-Portrait ($590). Intermix, 64 Main St., Southampton, 283-8510; intermixonline.com

Florals act like camouflage where needed and add beautiful dimension to basic black. L*Space ($187). Flying Point, 34 Main St., Sag Harbor, 725-0705; lspace.com

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Gucci is owning the prints game this season. The ladylike shape of this top-handle bag keeps the tropical print sophisticated.

Dionysus tropical print bag, Gucci ($3,200). Americana Manhasset, 2060 Northern Blvd., 516-365-0994; gucci.com

This embroidered floral d’Orsay sandal combines Gypsy charm with the ease of a block heel. Karlie suede sandal, Aquazzura ($825).

20 Main St., East Hampton, 527-0007

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A look from Zimmermann’s Fall/ Winter 2016-2017 runway.

Dance into your next soirée with this flutter-hem 1970s dress. Wear it with a sandal for summer and pair it with a black leather knee-high boot come fall. Dress, Zimmermann ($795). 27 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 604-6291; zimmermannwear.com

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STYLE SOCIAL NETWORK CLOCKWISE FROM FAR LEFT: Hampton Sun founder Salvatore Piazzolla says Southampton’s Tutto il Giorno is a favorite summer destination, as is Coopers Beach, and Peter Millar for linen shirts; Hampton Sun SPF 4 Oil.

AS THE FOUNDER OF THE SUN-CARE COMPANY HAMPTON SUN, SALVATORE PIAZZOLLA EMBRACES THE EAST END’S BEACH ATTITUDE. BY FALON MORAN

As founder of Hampton Sun, a line of Hamptonsinspired fragrances, sunless tanners, and sunscreens, Salvatore Piazzolla knows how to get the most out of a day at the beach. When heading to his favorite, Coopers Beach, he stocks up on swimwear at Tenet (91 Main St., Southampton, 3773981; tenetshop.com) and grabs a bite at Blue Duck Bakery Café (30 Hampton Road, Southampton,

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204-1701; blueduck bakerycafe.com). While in the sun, “I switch between SPF 4 oil and SPF 8 instant bronze,” says Piazzolla, who also uses Hampton Sun SPF 15 Super Hydrating Face Cream (White’s Apothecary, 18 Hampton Road, Southampton, 287-2900; whites apothecary.com) on a daily basis. Referring to himself as a “relaxed linen shirt and jeans type of guy,” he shops Peter Millar (30 Main

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things for the house,” he says. As the sun begins to set, Piazzolla enjoys drinks at CowFish (258 E. Montauk Hwy., Hampton Bays, 594-3868; St., Southampton, 2838866; petermillar.com) as well as John Varvatos (54 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 324-4440; johnvarvatos .com) for the “sneaker shoe trend” he favors.

Looking for the perfect new addition to his home, Piazzolla goes to Marders (120 Snake Hollow Road, Bridgehampton, 5373700; marders.com). “I get all my plants there, and they also have those little specialty

cowfishhamptonbays.com) or dinner at Tutto il Giorno, his “most favorite restaurant” (56 Nugent St., Southampton, 377-3611; tuttoilgiorno.com).

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY ERIC STRIFFLER (RESTAURANT); COURTESY OF HAMPTON SUN (OIL); ROSEMARY CARD/GETTY IMAGES (BEACH); NICK BARATTA/COURTESY OF HAMPTON SUN (PIAZZOLLA); COPYRIGHT PETER MILLAR 2015 (STORE)

A BEAUTIFUL LIFE

AT HOME With

TIM DA DAVIS VIS The Hamptons Luxury Market Leader

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A rare find of an important Southampton estate with 8.5 Acres on Lake Agawam.

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—TIM DAVIS

What are some singular words that you feel describes this Normandy estate?

Exclusivity. Reinvented. Timeless. Lifestyle.

There is so mauch architectural history in the Hamptons; where does this property fit in?

There is a pedigree associated with this home as a foundation which was part of the original “Southampton Summer Colony Homes” built in the early 1900’s to represent the Hamptons Lifestyle.

Explain the old world architecture that describes 408 First Neck and compare it to what’s being built today to mirror or replace that era?

Homes were designed to be more insular. There was not as much thought about capturing viaws and the natural elements relative to the outdoors; being more efficient for heating and cooling with smaller windows and intimate spaces was a priority. During modern renovations, the most recent in 2014-2015, there have been integrations including state of the art HVAC systems, sound system throughout, and big windows to frame views of Lake Agawam and gardens as works of art. The current owners, with the guidance of famed designer Tony Ingrao have brought Normandy House into the 21st century.

What is it about your approach to real estate that gets you the premier properties in the Hamptons?

Dealing with the sale of homes and properties that I do for the past 35 years has helped me to develop a deep understanding of the luxury lifestyle and how to convey this way of life to the marketplace What are the main attributes of 408 First Neck as a home?

The incredible setting of course. From the 700 foot driveway approach to the main house through the gated entry past the sunken tennis court and grand lawn to where the property of over 8.5 Acres (comprising of two separate parcels) opens up to the 400’ of frontage on Lake Agawam. The water views are expansive which one enjoys from the home and also while sitting by the waterfront pool and entertaining by the pool house. The separate two bedroom guest house is ideal for family friends and guests.

For M ore I n f or m atio n

TIM DAVIS Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker Regional Brokerage Advisor - East End The Corcoran Group

What’s the history behind Lake Agawam?

“Agawam” meaning fertile fields and open plains; the area surrounding the lake became and still is the center of the “Southampton Summer Colony” and the properties particularly noteworthy for their architectural pedigree and historical provenance.

Email: tgdavis@corcoran.com O: 631.702.9211 | C: 516.356.5736

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PRETTY À LA PLAGE

“LA PLAGE IS ESSENTIALLY INSPIRED BY MY LIFESTYLE.” —NICOLE MILLER

DESIGNER NICOLE MILLER TRANSLATES HER NORTH HAVEN LIFESTYLE INTO A PUNCHY NEW BEACH COLLECTION FOR SUMMER. BY LAUREN FINNEY

“I spend a lot of my time near the beach,” says designer Nicole Miller, whose newest beach collection, La Plage, was informed by her love of wakeboarding and waterskiing near Sag Harbor. “It’s essentially inspired by my lifestyle.”

While the collection

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was shot on New York’s Rockaway Beach, the prints and silhouettes are decidedly East End. Think neutral open-weave off-the-shoulder tops, ombré dip-dyed linen beach dresses, and a sophisticated black graphic-cut onepiece swimsuit.

The La Plage collection, which Miller introduced earlier this year, started with the designer making printed rash guards for herself and her friends, “and then it evolved into a full collection,” Miller says. “It complements our customers’

wardrobes because there are so many versatile separates, as well as pieces that can easily transition from beach to dinner.”

In business for more than three decades, Miller launched a second collection this year, NMAN for men.

The line is “made up of

short- and long-sleeve shirts that feature digitally inspired prints,” says the designer. “Much like our women’s lines, NMAN is for those who aren’t afraid to stand out in a crowd.”

Life’style, 127 Main St., Sag Harbor, 725-1667; nicolemiller.com

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY DARIO CANTATORE (MILLER)

Nicole Miller (TOP) designed La Plage for Hamptons beachgoers, with pieces like (FROM LEFT) the Indigo tie-dye pant ($235), Mosaic stripe bikini top ($100), and Paradise Island Habotai caftan ($275).

Distinctively Hamptons, Tastefully Boar’s Head.

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CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: East Hampton’s Everything But Water boutique; bodycare products from Herbivore; White: The Capsule Collection features exclusive swim and resort pieces like the Anna Kosturova suit (BELOW; $224).

WHITE OUT!

Throughout the summer, the newly reopened East Hampton outpost of the resortwear heavy hitter Everything But Water will be showcasing White: The Capsule Collection, a brand-new exclusive partnership with several of the retailer’s most coveted designers.

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Swimwear specialists such as Marysia, Mara Hoffman, and Karla Colletto have designed items for the 26-piece collection. The color white was chosen as the focus because not only is it the definitive shade for resort style, but it also functions as the perfect canvas for the

wearer to personalize her outfit with a variety of colorful accessories.

The pieces range from exclusive geometric printed tonal caftans to cutout-style swimwear

by Vitamin A. There’s also a simple white V-neck one-piece by the cult favorite Solid & Striped, as well as a

teeny white crochettrimmed bikini by Ále

by Alessandra, which is helmed by Brazilian supermodel-turneddesigner Alessandra Ambrosio. The boutique will also carry suitable accessories from popular lines like Miansai, Melissa Joy Manning, and Lola

Hats, plus products from leading resortfocused lifestyle brands, such as a perfume from the Tulum, Mexico, hot spot Coqui Coqui.

Together they form the ideal foundation for white-hot summer style.

66 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 324-5963; everythingbutwater.com

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PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF EVERYTHING BUT WATER

HAMPTONS-READY SHADES OF WHITE SHINE BRIGHT IN EVERYTHING BUT WATER’S LATEST EXCLUSIVE CAPSULE COLLECTION. BY LAUREN FINNEY

STYLE TIME HONORED

Here Comes the Son Andrew wAldAn represents the second generation to helm his family’s eponymous watch company, which is expanding with its first local showroom this month.

There are many legendary figures in the watch world, but one of the most notable is Waldan International’s Oscar Waldan, who recently celebrated his 100th birthday. As a young man, he learned watchmaking while imprisoned in concentration camps by the Nazis. It saved his life and set him on his future path. And years later, he shared his passion with his son, Andrew, from the boy’s earliest days. “I had a crib in my father’s office,” Andrew says. “When I was 10 years old, he placed a pen in my hand and made me draw circles until I could do it perfectly.” Today the 24-year-old Andrew is at the creative helm of Waldan International, and this year the brand is releasing Andrew’s first collection. Consisting of Swiss-made chronographs and chronograph chronometers, the collection will be limited to 250 total pieces in both sport and dress designs. The materials range from rugged titanium to sophisticated rose and white gold. Custom-built watches are also available. In addition, Waldan International will open its first showroom in New York City on August 1. Says Andrew, “Watches have souls and are an expression of our clients.” Blue One, 124 Main St., Westhampton Beach, 288-5830; waldanwatches.com. For more watch features and expanded coverage, go to hamptons-magazine.com/ watches-and-jewelry.

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Waldan’s flagship chronograph, the 0195 has an 18k solid rose-gold case with a cobalt-blue enamel dial and rose-gold hands, applied Arabic markers, and sunken cut subdials.

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By Aldous Tuck

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Style anniversary Crystal Smith Willis and Jarret Willis, the pair behind Blue One, offer rare and upand-coming brands for men and women at their successful East End boutiques.

True Blue Blue One cOfOunders Jarret Willis and Crystal smith Willis celeBrate 10 years in WesthamptOn as Well as a neW lOcatiOn at a sOuthamptOn cOllective.

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“We hear it all the time,” says Jarret Willis, one half of the husband-and-wife pair behind Blue One, a fashion boutique that carries hard-to-find brands for men and women with locations in three East End villages. “All the stores are carrying

the same stuff.”

Not so at Blue One, which celebrates 10 years in Westhampton, a fourth consecutive summer in Bridgehampton, and a pop-up in Southampton this season. “We’re a breath of fresh air,” says Crystal Smith

Willis of the boutique, which stocks brands like denim from AMO, footwear from Satorisan for men and women, and a line of womenswear from relatively new designer Just Drew. “Each season, we probably have around five îî

STyle anniversary clockwise: Crystal at Blue One in Bridgehampton; “We work hard together, and I think that’s special,” says Crystal, with Jarret; labels include denim by AMO, among others.

different, new brands for women and men.”

This uncommon assortment, alongside unparalleled customer service, has been what keeps clients coming back. And now the Willises are part of a collective on Jobs Lane showcasing unique brands and boutiques for the summer. Through the end of September, Blue One will also be housed in a space “we just couldn’t pass up on,” says Jarret, whose summer

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must-haves include joggers by Shades of Grey and hoodies from Cotton Citizen.

“Jarret has a way of remembering what someone bought five years ago,” says Crystal.

“We work hard together, and I think that’s special.” 124 Main St., Westhampton, 288-5830; 2397 Montauk Hwy., Bridgehampton, 2371796; 42A Jobs Lane, Southampton, 353-3710; shopblueone.com

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Bergdorf Goodman, 745 Fifth Ave., NYC, 212-753-7300; bergdorfgoodman.com.

Earrings, necklace, and ring, Klum’s own. on posen: Shirt and pants, Posen’s own.

Inflatable flamingo and swan, SunnyLife ($75 each).

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Birds of a feather Model Heidi Klum and fashion designer Zac Posen may be costars on Project Runway, now in its 15th season, but off-screen, the two are as tight as two friends can be. Here, the zany duo talk about their latest projects, their shared love of food, and their favorite Hamptons memories.

by JILL SIER ACKI photography by MAx MontgoMERy

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on klum: Leigh gown, Zac Zac Posen ($1,025). zacposen.com. Rose-gold with pavé diamonds bracelet, Pamela Love ($6,600). Barneys New York, 660 Madison Ave., NYC, 212-826-8900; barneys.com. Earrings, necklace, and ring, Klum’s own. on posen: Shirt and hat, Posen’s own. Printed Felin beach towel, Hermès ($630).

Americana Manhasset, 2060 Northern Blvd., 516-869-6660; hermes .com. Red beach towel, Ralph Lauren ($125).

31–33 Main St., East Hampton, 907-0960; ralphlauren.com

the fashion designer’s glam squad hurries to finish trimming his crop of black curls. Klum, already in full makeup, hair styled and manicure dry, and dressed in her first look of Hamptons’ cover shoot, naturally only intensifies her ribbing. “Stop! I don’t gym!” a slender Posen laughs as Klum continues to poke beneath his barber cape.

If you lived on some alternative planet and didn’t know that Klum is one of the world’s most successful models, the cohost of not one but two reality television shows—including Project Runway, for which she’s won an Emmy Award as the series’ executive producer—a burgeoning fashion designer, and an ambassador with Unicef, and Posen is an award-winning fashion designer whose gowns have graced Hollywood’s A-list, you would think this scenario was average silliness between two best friends.

The two originally met early on in Posen’s career when the designer cast Klum in one of his runway shows. “You were gutsy going for someone like me because people would not book me for fashion shows,” Klum tells Posen. “I was not a high fashion runway model, and I was never booked on those kind of jobs. I was very curvy with boobs… I remember like it was yesterday, I was wearing a red strapless jumpsuit. I was beyond excited; it was super cool, no smiling.”

“I always cast my shows how I want to cast them, with good results and sometimes less good results,” says Posen. “Heidi was in a league of her own. And it was right before Project Runway started.”

Just as Posen’s career has since gone through the stratosphere, Project Runway, too, has become a juggernaut, currently filming its 15th season. Klum has been there since the beginning, while Posen is just starting his fifth year. “The idea of venturing into media or onto television was something that had always been floating around and was interesting to me,” says Posen. “I had a big network my first year in business that wanted to do a reality show on me and my family, and thank God I didn’t do it. [Project Runway] had longevity and integrity. The first season, I really felt like I was being tested because, you know, a new fish in an operating machine. But Heidi was very nurturing and encouraging.”

“There’s not a lot of television shows, especially reality television shows, that are on the air for that long,” says Klum of Project Runway.

“We come up with great challenges, and we still find great talent. It is the same thing [every season, but] it just shows you have a good concept. It’s imaginative, it’s like a dream world. I think that’s also why America’s Got Talent [which Klum also cohosts] works—because people just love watching people who have other jobs, and here they are singing, juggling, sewing, doing this other kind of stuff.”

Both Klum and Posen are, in a way, following in their competitors’ footsteps and branching out from their primary jobs to create new projects. Klum has launched Heidi Klum Intimates, a line of feminine lingerie for women, as well as a collection of briefs for men under the label HK Man. “I love lingerie and always bought a lot of lingerie,

Heidi Klum is playfully trying to pinch an inch on Zac Posen’s middle as

“I feel very at peace and enriched in the dunes and in the ocean, swimming.”

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but I was not actively looking [to create a lingerie line],” says Klum, who partnered with Bendon Group for the quarterly collections. “I have visions and ideas; we talk about what are the newest fabrics. I will make all of those choices, then I try everything on and tweak [the designs]. That’s how I get inspired—things I would want to wear.”

Posen, meanwhile, is going from the atelier to the greenhouse, expanding on his love of gardening to develop his first cookbook.

“Instagram made me take the plunge into putting a cookbook together,” says Posen. “People warned me not to post food on Instagram; many people in fashion thought it would destroy a following. But in fact, I think there was a very humanizing quality to it. Growing up I had trouble reading, but the visual aspect and organization of a cookbook was really alluring to me. I remember when the first edition of Martha Stewart’s Entertaining came out—it was classic and it really captivated me. There was another book, the La Varenne Pratique cookbook, that was really influential. And the food section of The New York Times was always a topic.”

A rooftop gardener in the city, Posen cultivates a crop at his family’s home in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and shops the many farmers markets out East. “Heidi always wants soft-shell crab,” Posen dishes about his costar. “And she likes the daikon. Heidi’s great, because she goes on my Instagram and then prints out what she wants me to cook.”

In addition, Posen designed the uniforms for Delta Airlines, which will debut this fall; created the packaging for a Pinot Grigio

by Ecco Domani, which sponsored Posen’s first show; and was recently named creative director for womenswear at Brooks Brothers. “Brooks Brothers is very appropriate for the Hamptons because it’s about redefining and evolving the classics, doing them better and updating them for today,” he says. “If you want to go from day to evening this summer, you need a great bathing suit, a great sandal, and the Brooks Brothers white shirtdress. Also, our long white tunic shirtdress, our chinos, and jewelry to accessorize.

And sunscreen! It is so important to wear sunscreen.”

The Hamptons is one place Klum and Posen have found they can step away from it all and unwind. “I love just hanging out, making barbecues, seeing friends,” says Klum. “I’m a huge beach person, and I don’t mind lying in the sand all day, but I won’t go in the water; it’s just too cold.”

“I love the ocean,” counters Posen. “My friends say that as soon as I see water, I turn into a 6-year-old. I jump in, I love the waves, I love the briny seawater quality. I feel very at peace and enriched in the dunes and in the ocean, swimming.”

Together, they enjoy coffee at Starbucks—“Heidi drives,” interjects Posen—browsing flea markets and vintage stores, and stopping

by Cayli Cavaco Reck’s Bridgehampton beauty boutique. Says Posen, “You know what’s really nice? When Heidi and I are out on Long Island, there’s no makeup, there’s no glam squad…”

“No, there are only nails in our feet!” adds Klum, as the two cut in, finishing each other’s sentences about the time last summer both stepped on the same rusty nail and ended up in Southampton Hospital. “They took such great care of us,” says Posen. “They were so nice.”

Echoes Klum, “That’s where we got a tetanus shot!”

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“That’s how I get inspired— things I would want to wear.”

—heidi klum

opposite page: on klum: Guipere lace gown, Zac Posen ($8,990). zacposen.com. Silver sandals, Manolo Blahnik ($725).

Neiman Marcus, Roosevelt Field, 630 Old Country Road, Garden City, 516-368-0500; neiman marcus.com. Earrings, necklace, and rings, Klum’s own. on posen: Fitzgerald tuxedo, Brooks Brothers ($1,198). 48–50 Main St., Southhampton, 287-3936; brooksbrothers.com.

Shirt, Posen’s own this page: on klum: Charmeuse gown, Zac Posen ($3,990). zacposen.com. 18k gold and diamond bangle, Ippolita ($3,895). London Jewelers, 2 Main St., East Hampton, 329-3939; londonjewelers.com.

Earrings, necklace, and rings, Klum’s own. on posen: Shirt, Posen’s own Hair by Wendy Iles for Iles Formula (for Klum) Makeup by Linda Hay at The Wall Group (for Klum) Grooming by Asami Matsuda using Dior Homme (for Posen) Hair by Shinya Nakagawa using Kérastase (for Posen) Manicure by Elle for Formula X using The System XCEL Location: Klum and Posen were photographed on the roof of Gansevoort Park Avenue, which features a heated pool, deck, multiple bars, and six distinct venues with breathtaking views of the Empire State Building from 20 stories above the city.

Gansevoort Park Avenue, 420 Park Ave. South, NYC, 212-317-2900; gansevoorthotelgroup.com

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From a cutting garden in Southampton to a FruitFul plot in Bridgehampton to a romantic patch on Shelter iSland, the hamptonS oFFerS a wealth oF garden StyleS, aS wild—or aS manicured—aS the deSigner’S imagination.

Spirea japonica (or Neon Flash spirea) in Diana Frank’s Bridgehampton garden. opposite page: Frank carrying her favorite flower, peonies. “I didn’t want that insanely perfect garden,” she says, “but even an unmanicured garden takes a lot of work! It’s like getting a haircut without looking like you just got it cut.”

By Paula De La Cruz Photography by Costas Picadas

so unexpected!” says fashion editor Amanda Ross about her secluded garden in Southampton. “Nobody would ever imagine that around the bend from this narrow road there would be such an oasis.”

The Hamptons is no more than a narrow spit of land jutting into the Atlantic, yet behind its tall privets lie some of the most stunning gardens in the country. If California is where the American garden tradition diverged from that of Europe, the Hamptons is where the hearty outdoor lifestyle of the English aristocracy became the ultimate American dream, with a vast lawn at its center.

Today, old and new fortunes, a sandy loam soil, and a healthy spirit of competition combine to produce the area’s magnificent gardens, as wild and unchecked or as meticulously maintained as the owner’s imagination.

In the 17th century, local farmers and fishermen planted simple square gardens in front of their cottages.

But whaling wealth and the first railroad from New York City to Sag Harbor transformed the area in the mid-19th century from farmland to summer resort. Throughout the Gilded Age, gardens expanded from humble plots to often ostentatious displays. Unlike Newport and

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Long Island’s North Shore, the Hamptons (Southampton in particular, a social annex of New York for the city’s beau monde) favored naturalistic gardens—with large lawns peppered with flower beds, pergolas, and topiary hedges—over Italianate walled gardens.

This golden age of English-influenced gardens came to an end with the imposition of personal income tax, the Depression, and the Great Hurricane of 1938. After World War II, many large oceanfront estates were subdivided, parceled, and sold, and eventually the East End fell out of favor. But in the 1970s, a new wave of second-home construction began in the Hamptons, when many financial, design, and fashion industry leaders started to build summer residences here, although at a more modest scale. Hamptonites stopped looking just to England or Italy for inspiration, letting their global travels inform their eclectic styles. In recent decades, East End gardens have grown in proportion to burgeoning wealth, but this time with an eye toward respecting and protecting the local environment.

Amanda Ross’s husband, Zack Bacon, found his perfect beach abode in 2012. For Ross (who recently

above: Marigay McKee in her newly planted formal parterre garden, surrounded by boxwood and conical topiary trees. opposite page, clockwise from top left: The entrance driveway lined with crab apple trees; pink peony roses on an old brick archway at the house’s side entrance; McKee and her shih tzu Coco in the topiary pond garden; the violet and lavender parterre garden on the south lawn, with an English country garden detail.

opposite page: Amanda Ross in her secluded garden in Southampton, designed by Edwina von Gal. “Nobody would ever imagine that around the bend from this narrow road there would be such an oasis,� Ross says.

launched the website ARossGirl.com), it was love at first sight—not just with Bacon, but also with his romantic Southampton garden, created by Edwina von Gal, an East Hampton landscape designer who for years has been championing naturalistic landscapes and the planting of native species. Near the entrance, von Gal used cinnamon ferns, which shine bright against dark-green topiary shrubs. By the side of the house is an orchard and a cutting-flower garden with apple trees and peonies. The spaces are designed to be intimate but also to blend in with the surrounding native shrubs. As local gardens move away from exotic plants that require constant fertilizing and pesticides, Long Island nurseries are carrying a wider selection of native shrubs and perennials. For fruits and vegetables, environmentally conscious gardeners usually favor heirloom cultivars that are well adapted to local climates and naturally pest-resistant.

You can have your native grasses and eat your peaches, too.

After all, what makes the Hamptons such a rich environment is that it’s not too tightly bound by convention.

creating her garden, Martha Baker, a landscape designer based in Dering Harbor, Shelter Island, used its views of the Peconic River as the focal point, but not overtly. An arbor covered in clematis, which opens onto a narrow path leading to the bay, gives visitors a sense of mystery and discovery.

At the end of the path, she installed thatched umbrellas, an outdoor fire pit, and lounges. “The combination of flowering plants, water, and sailboats as the backdrop to the garden is magical,” says Baker. “Foggy days are beyond magical!”

To complement her stately old Shelter Island manor, Baker cultivated a romantic garden with meandering red brick paths that connect her green rooms. Her rose, lavender, sedum, and pampas grass beds extend almost to the water’s edge. It’s a settler’s garden, but reimagined and magnified.

Much of what we see in the Hamptons today represents the amplification and simplification of existing concepts.

After British fashion entrepreneur Marigay McKee moved to the East End, she quickly planted both British and American flags on her sweeping Southampton lawn: Her garden’s influences are decidedly British, but its scale is American. “The driveway has 20 crab apple trees flanked by 12-foot hedges on either side, and it’s surrounded by 20 acres of fields,” McKee says, “so the views are spectacular from every angle.”

The original garden was planted 30 years ago, so landscape designer Joe Tyree used the existing trees to give the new garden magnificence. When McKee started working with Tyree, she sent him 225 photos to convey her vision, especially of the Cotswolds, a rural area of south central England that’s famous for its topiary. “The common theme throughout is our love of topiary,” McKee says. “We planted 500 round buxus balls around the courtyard, the south

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New York Parties: Private Views author Jamee Gregory worked with landscape designer Craig James Socia to add a sculptural element to her entryway, planting nearly 60 (deer-repellent) boxwood balls; meanwhile, her backyard (above left and right) is a more free-flowing English-style garden, complete with tuteurs and birdhouses.

Martha Baker surrounded by a patch of lythrum in her garden on Shelter Island. “The combination of flowering plants, water, and sailboats as the backdrop is magical,” she says. “Foggy days are beyond magical!”

purple garden, and the white pond garden. They are the soul of our formal gardens, which are surrounded by lindens and maples.”

“Sculptural” was a new element that author Jamee Gregory added to her decades-in-the-making garden in Southampton. Taken with the work of landscape designer Craig Socia when visiting interior designer Jamie Drake’s house while writing her book New York Parties, Gregory allowed Socia to reimagine her own landscape, which she admits had become a little overrun with plants to which she was emotionally attached.

“He cut back a lot of my perennials, he made the beds half as big as they were, he made the whole property look twice as wide, and he put in this massive planting of beautiful annuals so there would be color all year,” says Gregory. “It’s quite extraordinary how he transformed [the garden], and I was just thrilled with the things he interjected into it. It’s the palette that I always have— pink, white, and blue—and many of the plants are the same plants that I’ve used, but he masked them in different ways and changed some of the patterns.”

The biggest transformation, however, was at the entrance to the house, where Socia added a double hedge, osmanthus plants, and close to 60 deer-repellent boxwood balls. “The front of the house is the antithesis of the back—the back is my wonderful English garden, but in the front I got this wonderful new creation that’s absolutely fascinating in the way that light and shadow

play on these balls,” says Gregory. “I love the contrast because it’s unexpected and more dramatic.”

Diana Frank, a photographer from Michigan who now divides her time between New York City and Bridgehampton, designed her garden in defiance of Hamptons formality. She started 10 years ago, transforming what was essentially a flag lot with clippings that she brought from her family home in Michigan.

She introduced peonies as seedlings, and now they’re her favorite part of the garden because they have naturalized and spread. “I didn’t want that insanely perfect and organized garden,” says Frank, “but even an unmanicured garden takes a lot of work! It’s like getting a haircut without looking like you just got it cut.”

Slowly and with the help of her friend Christine Harmon, a landscape designer, Frank planted a garden that is greatly influenced by her photography, with layers of textures and colors and even fragrances that are “meant to stimulate all senses,” she explains. “All around the garden, I created nooks where you can sit with a glass of rosé, meditate, or just sit quietly with a book.”

This year she is experimenting with a wide variety of lettuces in her vegetable garden, in addition to heirloom tomatoes, eggplants, and the arugula that she lets get tall and bloom. “I’m a country girl who married a city boy,” Frank says. “We welcome friends and make a freshly picked salad that is still warm from the sun. It’s a very happy place.”

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Christine harmon, Christine Harmon Garden Designs, Southold, 516-885-7423; christineharmongardens.com Craig soCia, Craig James Socia Garden Design, East Hampton, 324-8741; craigsocia.com edwina von gal, 962 Springs Fireplace Road, East Hampton, 907-9040 Joe tyree, Joseph W. Tyree Landscape Design, 7 Tradesmans Path, Unit 7, Bridgehampton, 725-8875; josephwtyree.com miChael harmon, M.H. Organics, Southold, 3294906; mhorganics.com

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Summer StartS Here The accessories we dream about all year long have finally arrived!

Photography by Jeff Crawford

ProP Styling by Sergio eSteveS; PhotograPhy by getty imageS (beach imageS)

Styling by faye PowerÂ

opposite page: Bag, Valentino Garavani (price on request).

Neiman Marcus, Roosevelt Field Mall, 620 Old Country Road, Garden City, 516-4089641; valentino.com.

Nadine mule, Tibi ($485). Tenet, 91 Main St., Southampton, 377-3981; tibi.com.

Sunglasses, Tory Burch ($250). Americana Manhasset, 2060 Northern Blvd., 516-627-1790; toryburch.com this page: Jarnette bag, The Row ($2,900). The Line, 154 Main St., Amagansett, 528-7236; theline.com. Jackson sunglasses, ChloĂŠ ($395). Optyx, 10 Main St., East Hampton, 324-5441; optyx.com

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opposite page: Mira sandal, Jimmy Choo ($925). Saks Fifth Avenue, Walt Whitman Shops, 230 Walt Whitman Road, Huntington Station, 350-1100; saks.com.

Max Mara Whitney bag designed by Renzo Piano Building Workshop, Max Mara ($1,750). Americana Manhasset, 2060 Northern Blvd., 516-365-5567; us.maxmara.com this page: Ben bag, Jill Haber ($595). Carleen Ligozio, 29 Main St., Southampton, 2040104; jillhaber.com.

Sandal, Escada ($495). 7 E. 55th St., NYC, 212-755-2200; us.escada.com.

Sunglasses, Balenciaga ($450). Saks Fifth Avenue, Walt Whitman Shops, 230 Walt Whitman Road, Huntington Station, 350-1100; saks.com

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opposite page: Florence sandal, Diane von Furstenberg ($248).

Nordstrom, Roosevelt Field Mall, 630 Old Country Road, Garden City, 516-746-0011; nordstrom.com. Mini Diorama Club bag, Dior ($3,300). Americana Manhasset, 2060 Northern Blvd., 516365-5680; dior.com.

Mini Anneli link bracelet ($650) and Lattice cuff ($995), Vita Fede.

Intermix, 87 Main St., East Hampton, 907-8025; intermix online.com this page: Sandal, Vince ($395). Saks Fifth Avenue, Walt Whitman Shops, 230 Walt Whitman Road, Huntington Station, 350-1100; saks.com.

Cross-body pouch, Loeffler Randall ($195).

Club Monaco, 17 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 604-7133; clubmonaco.com.

Sunglasses, Fendi ($405). Solstice, Roosevelt Field Mall, 630 Old Country Road, Garden City, 516-7397220; solstice sunglasses.com

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space real estate & Design

TradiTion WiTh a TwisT By refreshing her family’s weekend house in southampton, decorator Cathy triant Buxton carries on her father’s legacy. By Jean nayar

Cathy Triant Buxton worked with Whitmores in East Hampton on the landscaping and general contracting throughout her home, including the new covered porch addition envisioned by the designer and her father as an inviting outdoor living area outside the kitchen.

PhotograPhy By Costas PiCadas

“When you’re a decorator, you’re always tweaking,” says Cathy Triant Buxton, who sees her family’s weekend home in Southampton as a continual work in progress. In some ways, the same was true for her father, Ted Triant, a well-known architect and designer who worked with the celebrated English decorator David Hicks, the brash, brilliant mastermind behind the jet-set chic style favored by the movers and shakers of the 1960s.

Before he passed away, Triant Buxton’s father designed the interiors of the five-bedroom, 5,000-square-foot home for its previous owner, before ultimately deciding to purchase it himself.

And she and he often spoke of ways to enhance it inside and out.

“The redo of the landscaping started when my father and I began talking about the idea of turning the dreary area where he used to do the grilling into a social place, with a seating area and a bar where everyone could gather,” Triant Buxton says, noting that her efforts to refresh the house began in earnest when she inherited it. Since then, she has taken on not only the outdoor spaces, but many of the rooms, too, upgrading the home in ways that would probably have made her father smile.

Because she and her husband continue to share the house îî

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Space beach retreat The dining room features an English Regency dining table surrounded by white painted Chinese Chippendale chairs and showcases a collection of majolica and Meissen porcelain on the shelves. right: Triant Buxton in the garden.

“We have a lot of places for everyone to escape to.”— cathy triant buxton

In a corner of the front hall, an English chest, a print bought in Greece years ago, and an Old Master drawing on an easel complement an antique French bergère chair and bone-inlay side table.

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A triptych that Triant Buxton found at a pier show establishes the color scheme in a guest bedroom.

with Triant Buxton’s mother, other family members, and two toy poodles, Lulu and Sophie, she wanted to be sure its many rooms offered “something for everybody.”

Relying on a mix of the home’s original furnishings and newly acquired pieces (“Everything comes from auction,” she says, “Doyle, Sotheby’s, Christie’s”), she has allowed the past to flow seamlessly into the present.

Items such as a pair of French bergère chairs, Regency chandeliers and mirrors, a leather Chesterfield sofa, bamboo chests, and porcelain tulipieres harmonize with the French-provincial-meetsEnglish-country-meets-Palm Beach vibe throughout the house. Rooms and furnishings were revitalized with lively printed fabrics and whitewashed finishes—“I like white paint!” Triant Buxton exclaims.

New and restored accents, such as reupholstered footstools and children’s furniture (which the poodles use as ladders or beds), inject a bit of fresh energy.

“We have a lot of places for everyone to escape to—the living room, the den, a sitting room off the back terrace, a breakfast room off the kitchen,” Triant Buxton says, noting that each has a flavor that appeals to a particular family member. Yet her father’s influence continues to dominate outdoors on the bluestone patio he envisioned. “Everybody loves it,” she says. “It’s become the social place of the house.”

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top: The air-conditioned cabin of the Blackbird hovercraft features adjustable shockwave seating and gull-wing doors, allowing for easy loading of golf clubs, surfboards, or paddleboards. above: Brewster Jennings (left) and Tom Murray of Blackbird Hovercraft Charters.

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“It’s definitely a quality-of-life thing in terms of being able to go from point A to point B in total comfort and just negating the traffic,” says Tom Murray of Blackbird Hovercraft Charters, the company he founded with Brewster Jennings, which uses eco-friendly hovercrafts to transport people by water around the East End. Powerful fans create a cushion of air beneath the hull, lifting the hovercraft above the surface and allowing it to travel over shallow water and in other

conditions that prohibit most conventional boats. The Blackbird “cruises at 30 to 35 knots and only burns about four gallons of fuel an hour because we’re not pushing any water,” says Murray.

“We’re frictionless.” New to the Hamptons and based at Harbor Marina in East Hampton, Blackbird offers full-day and halfday customizable charters and point-to-point transportation to and from East Hampton and New London, Connecticut; around the North and South Forks of Long

Island; and back and forth to Fishers Island, and the company hopes to expand throughout the East End. The enclosed hovercrafts have two gull-wing doors, are fully air-conditioned, and are equipped with independent adjustable shockwave forward seating and Bose headsets. Says Murray, “We’re excited to be here and just want to see if we can solve a problem of transporting people around.” 6 Boat Yard Road, East Hampton, 516-5801543; blackbirdvii.com

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“I was always creative as a kid, but for some reason, over the years I convinced myself I wasn’t,” explains Amanda Beckmann, a Long Island native who spent years navigating the business side of a design firm that she co-owned in Portland, Oregon. “It wasn’t until my firm participated in a fundraising art auction that I had my great epiphany moment. One day I grabbed wood and magazines and started painting and cutting, and I created my first collage. That was when I went, Oh my God, I am good at this.” After the design firm closed, Beckmann devoted herself to her art.

Four years ago, she moved back to Montauk, where her family had settled after she graduated from high school (Beckmann once worked at The Golden Eagle). After repurposing a denim skirt with her sewing machine, Beckmann reports that customers “freaked out,” and a whole new business was born. Today Beckmann’s denim creations—everything from bags and purses to skirts and patches (along with collages and watercolors)—are a hit at local craft/ maker’s shows and farmers markets, as well as on her Etsy site, Artbya.

“The beauty of living in the Hamptons as an artist is that you don’t have to do any work to get ready; you are already in that state of mind,” she says. “And fortunately, there is a big maker’s movement out here that is really supportive.” Amanda Beckmann’s work can be seen at this weekend’s Montauk Historical Society Second House Craft Show, Montauk Highway and Second House Road, Montauk; visit amanda beckmann.com.

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clockwise from top left: Amanda Beckmann at work on one of her denim creations; pieces range from collages and watercolors to bags, skirts, and patches.

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SPACE HAUTE PROPERT Y Renovated to preserve its historical character while adding luxe 21st-century details and amenities, the home features a double-height great room with sumptuous furnishings—a mix of antiques and new customdesigned pieces.

History in the Remaking Designer Steven Gambrel reimagines a 19th-Century sag harbor whaling Captain’s resiDenCe, now on the market with saunDers.

“It had the spirit of a sea captain’s house,” says designer Steven Gambrel, describing the stately building at 42 Howard Street in Sag Harbor.

“However, it had been a boarding house and was clad in aluminum siding.”

Gambrel discovered the home three years ago and decided to refurbish it and resell it; today it’s a dream house more suitable for a captain of industry, with a new wing, featuring a doubleheight public room and a media room with a fireplace, as well as a 33-foot saltwater pool. Every aspect of commodious 19thcentury life has been brought up to the standards of modern luxury living. “He went through a lot with the planning board to get this done,” says Saunders’s Terry Cohen, who is colisting the property for $10.5 million. “Some lucky person will get a home conceived by Steven Gambrel without waiting three years for him to complete the design. It has captain’s beds and reclaimed wood floors that match the historic original ones, and you’re steps away from a marina.”

Also representing the house is Saunders’s Jane Gill, a former Ralph Lauren contract model who frequently worked with Bruce Weber and who now specializes in historic homes.

“I love that he took this 1853 house and brought back its authentic character, with

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By Jeffrey Slonim

photography Courtesy of s.r. gambrel

below: The back staircase leads to the master suite and two guest bedrooms with fireplaces. right: The kitchen features marble countertops, double sinks, and premium appliances, including a large Lacanche range from France.

beautiful 21st-century touches, such as geothermal heating,” says Gill. “The house has 7,300 square feet with 5,300 under roof, so there are many terraces and porches. Captain [John] Overton had come in from a successful whaling expedition when he built it, so there are a lot of fabulous details.”

Some of those details were enhanced

by Gambrel, such as “a beautiful back staircase off the kitchen,” he says. “It has a wonderful mud room with mercury-glass panels on the doors.” As for the sumptuous furnishings, “I’ve been going to auctions in France and London,” says the designer, “but a lot of

it is custom furniture that I design. There is one 13-foot mural of shipbuilders with a giant mast running through it that I got in Baltimore.”

The house also boasts a heated twocar garage, a wine cellar, and a charming guesthouse. In fact, no detail of the building and its history has gone unnoticed. Says Gambrel, “Ballast from the ship that we dug up in back of the house was integrated into pavers.” Terry Cohen, Saunders, 2287 Montauk Hwy., Bridgehampton, 4584915; hamptons realestate.com; S.R. Gambrel, 15 Watts St., NYC, 212-925-3380; srgambrel.com

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SPACE FLOWER POWER

Boîtes in Bloom B Floral’s Bronwen Smith adorns some oF the east end’s most Famous summer events, including this year’s super saturday.

“I remember being at my father’s cocktail parties and being the little girl dancing along—even though I probably shouldn’t have been there!” says Bronwen Smith, today the owner of B Floral. “It’s part of my life, and I like bringing all those [elements] together.”

Having grown up in the Hamptons, Smith is now on the other side of those spirited East End gatherings, designing arrangements for some of the most important events of the summer. With B Floral, Smith crafts flower gift boxes and floral walls, which she uses as event backdrops. However, her favorite creations are flower crowns, which she’ll offer at the entrance of this year’s Super Saturday on July 20.

The event raises money for the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund Alliance, of which Smith herself is a board member. “It’s so exciting to see everyone wearing a flower crown when they’re out shopping for a great cause,” she says.

“The Hamptons is its own world, and it’s great being part of that world.” 153 W. 27th St., NYC, 646-2163169; bfloral.com

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Bronwen Smith looks to the beach and the Hamptons’ legendary parties for her inspired arrangements.

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By Jacqui NeBer

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Exquisite home sitting on almost 3 acres of very private gorgeous direct waterfront property, built with the finest quality materials featuring pool, tennis, cabana and dock. Mesmerizing sunsets. SD #4.

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space real estate roundtable Meet the Panelists Michael Derrig, Landscape Details, 1796 Bridgehampton-Sag Harbor Tpk., Sag Harbor, 725-0018; landscape details.com Ronnie Gibbons, Gibbons Pools, 171 Bridge Road, Islandia, 851-3000; gibbonspools.com Michael Gotowala, Outdoor Kitchen Design Store, 53 Hill St., Southampton; outdoorkitchen designstore.net Callie Hincy, Cushion Source, 800-510-8325; cushionsource.com Richard Kudlak, Douglas Elliman, 138 Main St., Sag Harbor, 725-0200; elliman.com At Baron’s Cove in Sag Harbor, (from left) Michael Derrig, James Merrell, Richard Kudlak, and Callie Hincy discuss the changes in technology that are benefiting the Hamptons’ outdoor lifestyle.

James Merrell, James Merrell Architects, 66 Main St., Sag Harbor, 725-9842; jamesmerrellarchitects.com John Scott “JT” Thomas, Halstead Property, 2 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 771-5327; halstead.com

OutdOOr Living Dinner on the patio, entertaining by the pool, or playing on the lawn—it’s all part of our hamptons lifestyle. a panel of east enD brokers, builDers, anD Design experts Discusses how to maximize a home’s outDoor spaces.

It’s hard to think of the Hamptons without outdoor living, but how has that lifestyle evolved?

Callie Hincy: One thing that we see now is the same luxurious look that you have for indoor fabric options, now you can do that for outdoors, whereas before, you may have been a little bit more limited. It gives people more areas to reflect their personal style.

Michael Gotowala: It is definitely a trend because of the fire pits. Every job

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where I have to design fire pits, [we have to ask], Where are the chairs going to go? The seats all have cushions on them, and they all have umbrellas.

We’re doing a drill hole flush with the deck, so we give people options to put their umbrellas anywhere around the pool.

Richard Kudlak: I think the theme here is technology. A change in fabric is a kind of technology. We have retractable insect screens that are popular, replacing what used to be

Michael Gotowala and Ronnie Gibbons talk pools, fireplaces, and other amenities that continue to shift East End living outdoors.

photography by tanya Malott

Moderated by Michael braverMan

photography Courtesy of John sCott thomas “Jt”/halstead property

the built-in screen porch. There has been a resurgence in modern architecture in the Hamptons. A lot of the traditional architectural elements are evolving and being reassessed [in terms of] heating technologies, solar technologies.

Ronnie Gibbons: There is talent around here—architects, the real estate people are all a team. Your pool builder is not just building a pool; we’re working in the surroundings. It’s the talent of the architect to bring the outdoors in, but it’s our talent to be able to enthrall you to live beyond those walls.

How are you seeing these kinds of trends impacting your business?

Michael Derrig: At one point, especially in the traditional homes, the landscape has gotten a little messy and more complicated. I see people returning to some of the simpler materials, simpler details, simpler forms, simpler shapes.

That doesn’t mean that it’s not as interesting; it’s now a much cleaner look. There is more geometry.

James Merrell: It’s beautiful for the landscape, and it’s true that modern architecture is cleaner, so people don’t want clutter.

Sometimes the kitchen that’s inside is just fine. Outdoor living [can be] looking at a beautiful landscape from within the home, and the architecture can frame that.

Are these things being reflected at the retail end?

John Scott “JT” Thomas: For sure. With the most recent homes that I’ve sold, the outdoor space is ignored and clients are excited to create their own sanctuary. The reason for coming to the Hamptons is to be outside. Either you do a traditional Hamptons green, very nonhardscaped space, or you can do something more structural, more artistic, more linear. Like the pools are set in grass. People love that look.

MG: One of the things that is challenging with outdoor barbecues and fireplaces is to bring îî

Montauk’s 70 Kettle Hole Road, a cliffside home with a wall of French doors that help maximize indooroutdoor living (below), is currently listed by John Scott Thomas for $5.1 million.

“You use the right materials, and then You have Your own little heaven.”

—james merrell

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Callie Hincy (with John Scott Thomas) says outdoor fabrics are now offering “the same luxurious look” as indoor styles.

“A growing number of people Are reAlly looking to blend with nAture As opposed to overcoming nAture.”—michael derrig

Custom chaise cushions and custom accent pillows in Sunbrella fabrics,

by Callie Hincy’s Cushion Source, give East Enders another place to express their personal style.

them in but not compete with the architecture, to keep them in scale.

What is one example of a great innovation in outdoor living that you have seen or have in your home?

JT: Personally, I think that lighting is a big topic. The way that the outdoors is lit—in your different nooks, different sitting areas, dining areas—I think it creates such an amazing feel for entertaining.

JM: Good exterior lighting really is magical. It really does create depth to the property. We have done some different kinds of lighting and it looked like many large bulbs with many fixtures.

MD: We’re doing a house in North Haven that’s surrounded by marshland. We’re lifting the house [up so it’s] looking out over the grasses and we’re allowing the natural landscape to come back in and get a shrub line between the architectural landscape and the natural landscape. That sort of goes in reverse of the ideas of building on and inhabiting the landscape with more and more structures. It’s more of an aesthetic approach. A growing number of people are really looking to create an aesthetic environment, and to blend with nature, as opposed to overcoming nature and adding all that artificial landscape, sort of like hardscape. Too much artificial planting, not native species—that is not there to be seen.

RK: It’s like taking a house and plopping it down in the existing vegetation and just bringing all those natives right back.

JM: People’s thoughts are getting a little simpler as far as size and what they will do with the land. The Hamptons is not about overwhelming; it’s about [making the most of] what you have—especially Sag Harbor. You make your own little area special. You use the right materials, and then you have your own little heaven.

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On the Marque from a top italian architect to sweeping ocean views, harald grant of sotheby’s knows what makes an east end real estate listing exceptional.

Why we know him: In his 30 years in the business, Harald Grant, a senior global real estate advisor for Sotheby’s, has sold more than $2 billion in prime East End property. Recent megadeal: “I sold the McKnight estate on Gin Lane in December,” says Grant, referring to an historic property with four acres of oceanfront, “and I sold that with an additional lot with six acres on Gin Lane for $55 million.” Top listings: “A new house on Pheasant Lane for $32 million. The builder made a custom house with every-

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thing imported from Italy.

Achille Salvagni, the Italian architect, did the interiors. Francis Fleetwood designed the structure.” Another property he’s listing is Angel View, with its own meandering beach. “It’s six acres on the bluffs in North Haven with sunset views and a grotto pool— and not one but two infinity pools. It’s a stunning property, custom-built. It has a European cottage style, resembles a German hunting lodge, and is priced at $49 million.” East End favorites: “At Bobby

Van’s, I order steak; at Sant Ambroeus, veal Milanese; and I like the flounder almondine at the American Hotel.” Next generation: Grant’s son, Bruce, works with him at Sotheby’s. “He’s very honest, not pretentious, a nice young man with incredible manners. He got that part from my ex-wife, Wendy.” Grant’s daughter, Alexi, lives in Quogue. “She’s into acting, and she likes to look at real estate with daddy.”

Sotheby’s International Realty, 50 Nugent St., Southampton, 283-0600; haraldgrantrealestate.com

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Harald Grant (above) is the listing agent for the 12,000-square-foot home known as Angel View (top), on the market in Sag Harbor for $49 million.

photography by Eric StrifflEr (grant); JakE raJS (propErty)

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TWO DECADES OF DÉCOR HAMPTONS STAPLE MECOX CELEBRATES ITS 20TH ANNIVERSARY WITH AN EXCLUSIVE COLLECTION BASED ON THE STORE’S MOST ICONIC PIECES.

“It was pretty mesmerizing for me, seeing the Hamptons for the first time,” says Mac Hoak, founder of home and garden emporium Mecox. “I was not used to anything quite as spectacular.”

The natural beauty and relaxing atmosphere made such an impression that Hoak, who was in finance at the time but had a growing passion for gardens and outdoor décor, decided to open Mecox in Southampton.

Twenty years later and Hoak’s business of assorted furnishings now boasts seven locations, including stores in East Hampton, NYC, and Palm Beach. “It’s a tribute to all the customers who have helped us over the years,” he says. “A tribute to people I work with who have stood by us through the good and the bad days.”

Mecox will help mark its 20th anniversary with a collection of 20 new items to be sold exclusively at all locations. The line of both interior and exterior pieces, which is due out this fall, will reflect the store’s history. One item in particular will be reminiscent of a dining table created 15 years ago, made of thick bluestone and rustic beams, originally meant for a patio.

Says Hoak, “The customer who bought it, a designer, said, ‘I’m not putting that outside; that’s going right in my client’s dining room, overlooking the bay.’” 257 County Road 39A, Southampton, 287-5015; mecox.com

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BY CHRISTINA CLEMENTE

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Outdoor furnishings including garden ornaments and stools at Mecox’s Southampton location; the Southampton store; a large blue and white porcelain vase; blue and white patterned frames.

SPACE big deal Matthew Breitenbach (below) is the agent for this sleek modern five-bedroom home in Sagaponack, located on 1.35 acres with sublime ocean views (bottom).

star power With an a-list clientele and an exciting neW development on the horizon, douglas elliman’s Matthew BreitenBach is making a name for himself in east end real estate.

Why we know him: In his young career, Matthew Breitenbach, who heads the Matthew Breitenbach Team at Douglas Elliman, has already been a part of $1 billion in real estate sales transactions. Last year he was ranked the number-two agent in the Hamptons, and The Wall Street Journal has just named him one of the top 250 agents in the US. Currently he has approximately 30 listings worth about $280 million. Power player: Breitenbach sold former NBA all-star Jason

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Kidd his house in the Hamptons for $5 million and later resold it for $7.1 million. Now working with Douglas Elliman’s Sports & Entertainment Division, Breitenbach rented houses to actor Jeremy Piven and musician Trey Songz last year.

Former NHL star Sean Avery bought a home through Breitenbach, who also brought in the buyer for Russell Simmons’s East Hampton estate. Priority project: Breitenbach is currently working with Douglas Elliman chair-

man Howard M. Lorber on a project in Sagaponack. “I sold him the land and he’s developing it. It’s new construction, modern, right on the ocean, and we’ll bring it to market probably sometime at the end of this year. Mr.

Lorber has been a great influence on me since I came to the company.”

Off hours: “I’m a member of Southampton [Golf Club], but National is my favorite. It’s a beautiful spot up there on the bluff overlooking the bay, and Shinnecock

[Hills Golf Club] is cool because of the history there.” Home life: “I’m currently adjusting to life with a little one; she’s two months old.” 2488 Main St., Bridgehampton, 537-6590; thematthewbreitenbach team.elliman.com

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Wellness & Workouts

Full Deck The Surf Lodge’S Tara Curran cuLTivaTeS a Summer of good heaLTh wiTh a diverSiTy of weLLneSS programming.

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By Tracey Toomey

“I’m all about finding balance,” says Tara Curran, the wellness director at the Surf Lodge. “Last year we created a strong fitness presence on the deck here, and this year we wanted to incorporate healers and other practitioners as well.”

A holistic health coach and nutritionist since 2010, Curran has curated a summer’s worth of fitness and wellness at the Surf Lodge, with the offerings ranging from the tranquil (meditation, Kundalini yoga) to the heart-pounding (fitness boot camps). The lineup also features an acupuncturist, a massage therapist, and a “sound bath.” If your eating habits need a little one-onone coaching, Curran is available to advise guests on meal plans so they can “eat foods that just make them feel good” and get closer to finding balance in their daily lives.

“The mornings are so peaceful and serene here, and we’re really taking advantage of that,” adds Curran, who enjoys biking around Montauk on her days off and indulging in I’m Not Your Monkey smoothies at Joni’s, lobster rolls at the Surf Lodge, and rosé at Navy Beach. “We now offer guests a mind/ body experience that goes well beyond just fitness.” Classes are open to guests and nonguests; visit oneroof byserene.com to register. The Surf Lodge, 183 Edgemere St., Montauk, 483-5037; thesurflodge.com

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Tara Curran has curated a wide-ranging wellness menu that complements the Surf Lodge’s goal of providing “a resting ground to find calm within a sense of community.”

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SELF RETREAT

A Different Bend

clockwise from left: With a cozy yet elegant, art-filled setting—inspired by the self-made icon Marilyn Monroe, whose portrait graces the wall—NJP offers a retail component as well as private Pilates sessions by founder Hayley Thorpe.

Hayley THorpe’s new sag Harbor pilates studio combines tHe elegance of a parisian salon witH tHe wellness vibe of tHe Hamptons. By Jessica soffer

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“Make it about the experience and not the destination and it will happen faster, better.”

—hayley thorpe photography by the lacuna project (interiors); satin sky photo (thorpe)

Hayley Thorpe named her Sag Harbor Pilates studio NJP not just for the Marilyn Monroe allusion (Norma Jean was the star’s real name) but also as an abbreviation for “not just Pilates.” And it isn’t.

Upstairs from her family’s wellknown liquor store on Main Street, Thorpe has created what she calls a clubhouse. As a graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technology with an incredible eye for detail (her husband is a successful architect), she wanted her business to feel less like a gym and more like a place to get inspired. The color palette is black and white, and there’s a rotating collection of art by Bert Stern, Lee Krasner, and Ray Caesar, along with sheepskin poufs, delicate antiques, cozy nooks, fireplaces, a sleek kitchen stocked with all the smoothie essentials—and, naturally, the most gorgeous Pilates equipment you’ve ever seen.

Forgetting you’re in a health club is kind of the point, Thorpe says. She wants the physical transformation to feel like a bonus.

“Make it about the experience and not the destination and it will happen faster, better,” she explains.

Access is restricted (this is the Hamptons, after all). There are no group classes, and private and semiprivate classes are available through referral only. But once you’re in, there is a run club, a dance club, musical performances, and wellness events. And Thorpe oversees it all, with her studio manifesting the core values of Pilates itself: subtlety and finesse.

52 Main St., Sag Harbor, 8083131; normajeanpilates.com

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Located inside a renovated potato barn, exclusive fitness club Core Dynamics features 30-foot ceilings, pine wainscoting, and exposed beams, plus top-of-theline equipment and machines.

Owner and founder Jim O’Hagan, a personal trainer, hones in on membership experience, innovative training techniques, and a positive atmosphere to make your gym sessions something to look forward to. 58 Deerfield Road, Water Mill, 726-6049; coredynamicsgym.com

This isn’t your average spin class: At SWERVE, team-based rides ignite your competitive spirit and push you to pedal harder. Plus additional upper-body intervals ensure you get a full workout. Hit up the recently built beachfront, 27-bike studio at The Surf Club in Montauk, where top NYC instructors will hold classes Thursdays through Mondays until Labor Day. The Surf Club Montauk, 20 Surfside Ave., Montauk, 668-3800; surfclub montauk.com; swervefitness.com

Imagine fitness on your time in your space. TRN, an app that connects users to health and fitness experts in New York City and Miami, is expanding to the Hamptons this month.

Simply download the free app and input your location, and TRN will connect you with yoga, Pilates, personal training, meditation, and nutrition specialists in the area who will schedule sessions at your convenience. trnme.com

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Hailing from the underground art scene in China during the communist regime, Jue Lan Club pays homage to its roots with artistic accents and a rebellious take on classic Chinese cuisine.

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THE GUIDE Moby’s The cuisine at Moby’s has Italian and American influences, but the emphasis is on rustic, locally sourced ingredients.

Its market-driven menu places a choice entrée like fresh Montauk swordfish (served with asparagus and pistachios) alongside a selection of homey pasta dishes (such as pappardelle with beef Bolognese sauce) and the signature woodfired pizzas with house-made mozzarella. If you’re thirsty, try a cocktail “done in style,” like the Bramble, an exquisite combination of crème de mûre, fresh blackberries, and lemon.

341 Pantigo Road, East Hampton, 5275388; mobysny.com

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This casual roadside surf shack is famous for fresh seafood dishes and refreshing summer cocktails. 2025 Montauk Hwy., 267-6348; clambaronline.com D’Canela

Latin-inspired homemade dishes like chalupas and

platters from Ecuador are served in a low-key space.

195 Main St., 604-1900; dcanela.com Hampton CHutney Co.

Isabel and Gary MacGurn have been bringing their delicious dosas to the East End since 1997. 6 Amagansett Sq., 267-3131; hamptonchutney.com

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loBster roll restaurant

A tavernlike eatery with pub fare that attracts a sports-loving crowd.

177 Main St., 267-0400; indianwellstavern.com

Celebrate the 50th anniversary of this mainstay known for its namesake dish.

1980 Montauk Hwy., 267-3740; lobsterroll.com

la FonDIta

Traditional Mexican street food is served in an authentic fonda setting.

74 Montauk Hwy., 2678800; lafondita.net

meetIng House

A family-friendly restaurant serving seasonal, locally sourced food in a space featuring East End

art. 4 Amagansett Sq., 267-2764; meeting houseamagansett.com moBy’s

After a successful first season, restaurateurs Nick Hatsatouris and Lincoln Pilcher return with their trendy, farm-fresh restaurant. 341 Pantigo Road, 527-5388; mobysny.com sotto sopra

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This colonial inn’s upstairs dining room offers New American cuisine backed by one of the East End’s most extensive wine lists.

143 Main St., 324-1770; 1770house.com BABette’s

The menu is devoted exclusively to vegetarian and vegan options, including dairy-free soups, sauces, and dressings. 66 Newtown Lane, 329-5377; babettes restaurant.com BAy KitChen BAr

Serving high-end Japanese cuisine that’s healthy and delicious, Sag Harbor’s resident sushi bistro has been in business for more than 20 years and continues to satisfy diners with its popular crunchy rice tuna and addictive steamed buns. But Sen strives to please every palate, so along with the old favorites is a newly expanded vegetarian selection, featuring a brand-new veggie ramen dish and broccoli rabe ohitashi. The restaurant also boasts the East End’s first (and only!) certified sake sommelier, Ryunosuke “Jesse” Matsuoka, so be sure to take advantage of his expert advice while perusing the sizable sake list. 23 Main St., Sag Harbor, 725-1774; senrestaurant.com

Italian focus, Sotto Sopra attracts regulars like Blythe Danner, Cameron Diaz, and Naomi Watts.

231 Main St., 267-3695; restaurantsottosopra.com

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This steakhouse’s colorful history makes it a favorite for local notables Howard Stern, Jimmy Fallon, and Bruce Springsteen. 2393 Montauk Hwy., 5370590; bobbyvans.com

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This laid-back bistro has been a go-to for the area’s A-list thanks to its local fare cooked with Gallic flair. 1 Ocean Road, 5375665; almondnyc.com

A classic luncheonette and soda fountain known for a loyal celeb crowd, small-town charm, and diner favorites. 2391 Montauk Hwy., 537-9885

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by Loaves & Fishes continues the celebrated local food store’s tradition. 2266 Main St., 537-3660; bridgehamptoninn.com pierre’s Inside this Bridgehampton bistro, you’ll find beachy French fare and luxe St. Barthsinspired décor. 2468 Main St., 537-5110; pierresbridgehampton.com

topping rose house

A one-acre garden produces garnishes for the award-winning menu.

1 Bridgehampton Sag Harbor Tpk., 537-0870; toppingrosehouse.com World pie Behind an unassuming storefront is some of the East End’s best thin-crust pizza. 2402 Montauk Hwy., 537-7999; worldpiebh.com yAmA Q

Expert sushi, vegetarian

This year-old waterfront restaurant is already a favorite for fresh seafood.

39 Gann Road, 3293663; baykitchenbar.com BostWiCK’s ChoWder house

Classic fish-shack grub served in nautical-themed digs. 277 Pantigo Road, 324-1111; bostwicks chowderhouse.com CittAnuoVA

This fashionable Milanese-style trattoria serves a menu of casual, everyman dishes with prices to match. 29 Newtown Lane, 3246300; cittanuova.com eAst hAmpton grill

Hearty American classics like prime cuts and ribs are prepared in an open kitchen and served in a bistro-style space. 99 N.

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N. Main St., 324-3550; nickandtonis.com palm rEstaurant

A first-class steak menu attracts an even more impressive guest list.

94 Main St., 324-0411; thepalm.com racE lanE rEstaurant

Interiors resembling an East End living room and a lush garden have made this eatery a neighborhood destination. 31 Race Lane, 324-5022; racelanerestaurant.com rowdy Hall

Enjoy traditional pub fare like fish and chips, French onion soup, and gigantic burgers at this laid-back community hub. 10 Main St., 324-8555; rowdyhall.com sam’s

LittLe Red In a sophisticated yet informal café-style setting, chef Bob Abrams’s creative, locally sourced, French-inspired American menu ranges from fish ’n’ chips to chicken paillard. Be sure to save room for pastry chef Holly Dove Rozzi’s modern East End interpretations of perennial favorites like red velvet cake and butterscotch pot de crème.

Complete your experience with an original twist on a classic cocktail, such as the Hamptons Tea, with Crop Meyer lemon vodka, Jeremiah Weed sweet tea vodka, and Cointreau chamomile liqueur. 76-C Jobs Lane, Southampton, 283-3309; littleredsouthampton.com

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The dining room at this first-class resort boasts floor-to-ceiling windows and a sunset menu of seasonal specialties.

295 Three Mile Harbor Road/Hog Creek Road, 329-2800; easthamptonpoint.com FiErro’s

One of Gwyneth Paltrow’s favorites, this specialty-pizza place

also has health-minded pastas and wraps. 104 Park Pl., 324-5751; fierrospizzastore.com

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Locally sourced ingredients and Scandinavian flavors inform the refined New American menu at this deluxe country inn.

207 Main St., 324-5006; themaidstone.com

The Miami-based hot spot has won foodie raves for its house-made noodles and Japanese small plates. 221 Pantigo Road, 324-1678; momihamptons.com

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This rustic East Hampton mainstay boasts a small but expertly prepared menu. 8 Fresno Pl., 324-8700; fresnorestaurant.com Harbor Grill

Situated on Three Mile Harbor, this husbandand-wife-run spot serves casual American fare at economical prices. 367

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Michael’s offers simply prepared steakhouse eats, with specialty cuts every Wednesday night. 28

Maidstone Park Road, 324-0725; michaels ofmaidstone.com momi ramEn

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Andy Cohen raves about the pizzas at this bar and restaurant, owned and run by multiple generations of the Naska family since 1947. 36 Newtown Lane, 324-5900; samseasthampton.com sEraFina

Enjoy one of the restaurant’s famed Napoletana pizzas alfresco. 104 N. Main St., 267-3500; serafinarestaurant.com sErvicE station Seasoned restaurateur Michael Gluckman offers classic American comfort food at this new yearround spot. 100 Montauk Hwy., 2675603; servicestation restaurant.com

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Almond

It doesn’t get more quintessentially Bridgehampton—or Parisian—than Almond. The Ocean Road favorite boasts a simply delicious menu—the escargot is a standout—and an exquisite wine list, along with an inviting, unpretentiously artisanal atmosphere. Meatless Mondays is one of Almond’s best draws, with its vegetarian specialties, such as pickled chokes and semolina pappardelle, rivaling any meat-based dish on the menu. 1 Ocean Road, Bridgehampton, 537-5665; almondrestaurant.com

East Hampton point

The dining room at this pink and orange kitchen that churns out creative renditions of the day’s local catch.

782 Main St., 6682727; easthamptongrill.com

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Custom-blended frozen yogurts, vegan sorbets, and real Italian soft-serve gelato are just a few of the tasty offerings. 43 S. Euclid Ave., 668-8393; buddhaberry.com

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A casual, elegant atmosphere with a modern twist, right on the water, with 15 to 20 wine-by-the-glass options. 240 Fort Pond Blvd., 283-5430; arbormontauk.com

Seafood and seasoned meat dishes fashioned from organic ingredients complement the restaurant’s rustic charm. 4 Old West Lake Dr., 668-2077; crowsnestmtk.com

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davE’s Grill

A Mediterranean-inspired menu, Saturday pool parties, and Sunday jazz brunches draw a stylish clientele. 90 Second House Road, 668-9739;

Sample some of the freshest seafood in the Hamptons, including a traditional cioppino, at this popular husband-and-wife-run restaurant. 468 W. Lake Dr., 668-9190; davesgrill.com

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Main St., 329-6666; 668thegigshack.com

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Featuring a lively bar, an outdoor patio, and live music on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. 51 Edgemere St., 668-2872; eastbynortheast.com GosmaN’s Dock

Baked stuffed clams and butterflied fantail shrimp are some of the fresh offerings at this fish-focused Montauk staple. 500 W. Lake Dr., 668-5330; gosmans.com harvEst oN Fort PoND

The family-style Italian specials are based on what’s ripe in the restaurant’s two gardens.

11 S. Emery St., 668-5574; harvestfortpond.com thE hiDEaway

An unassuming chowder house and bar known for its specialty tequila cocktails.

364 W. Lake Dr., 668-6592; thehideawaymontauk.com iNlEt sEaFooD rEstauraNt

Owned by six commercial fishermen from Montauk, this eatery is the epitome of dockto-dish. 541 E. Lake Dr., 668-4272; inletseafood.com la brisa

The homemade guacamole and tortillas make for the ideal post-Ditch Plains beach-day treat.

752 Montauk Hwy., 668-8338; labrisa.com moNtauk yacht club

The easygoing feel of a bait-andtackle fish shack in the Florida Keys permeates the setting and menu. 32 Star Island Road, 668-3100; montaukyachtclub.com musE at thE END

Chef Matthew Guiffrida’s second Muse location brings favorites like his Bacon-N-Eggs Breakfast Salad to the heart of Montauk. 41 S. Euclid Ave., 238-5937; museattheend.com Navy bEach Paul McCartney, Robert De

Niro, and Cameron Diaz are just a few of the stars who come for the fresh, simply prepared cuisine. 16 Navy Road, 668-6868; navybeach.com

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ruschmEyEr’s Fresh seafood from the culinary team behind The Smile in Manhattan. 161 Second House Road, 668-2877; chelseahotels.com scarPEtta bEach

Enjoy stunning seaside views and signature Italian classics at Gurney’s beachfront hot spot.

290 Old Montauk Hwy., 668-1771; gurneysmontauk.com thE saltbox rEstauraNt & bar

This new seafood shack serves pub-style fare and creative twists on classic cocktails. 99 Carl Fisher Plaza, 238-5727; montauksaltbox.com thE surF loDGE rEstauraNt

Acclaimed chef Chris Rendell offers an eclectic menu of locally sourced seafood and produce. 183 Edgemere St., 483-5039; thesurflodge.com

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A family-run, kid-friendly restaurant that boasts hearty Sicilian dishes. 674 Montauk Hwy., 996-4550; cucinaeast quogue.com DockErs watErsiDE

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A winning combination of Texas barbecue entrées and Lone Star-inspired Mexican dishes attracts a dedicated clientele. 524 Montauk Hwy., 653-4042; nmcafe.com StoNe Creek INN

This intimate FrenchAmerican spot run by chef Christian Mir and his wife, Elaine DiGiacomo, is perfect for a romantic evening. 405 Montauk Hwy., 653-6770; stonecreekinn.com

Sagaponack towNlINe BBQ

Sourced from the barbecue mecca of central Texas, the menu focuses on the meat itself, with the

joint’s famous sauce served on the side. 3593 Montauk Hwy., 537-2271; townlinebbq.com

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An impressive wine list and a prestigiously trained chef are just two elements that make this a longstanding bistro favorite.

49 Main St., 725-3535; theamericanhotel.com BaroN’S Cove

The newly reopened hotel is also home to an exquisite all-American restaurant, lounge, and bar. 31 W. Water St., Sag Harbor, 844-227-6672; baronscove.com the BeaCoN

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The pride and joy of restaurateur David Loewenberg’s East End restaurant empire. 8 W. Water St., 725-7088; beaconsagharbor.com the Bell & aNChor

At the Beacon’s sister restaurant, owner David Loewenberg leads the first-class service, while partner Sam McClelland oversees the stellar food.

3253 Noyac Road, 7253400; bellandanchor.com DoCkSIDe Bar & GrIll

This bustling seafood eatery offers waterfront views and a patio inside an American Legion building. 26 Bay St., 725-7100; docksidesagharbor.com

Freshly made pasta and authentic Italian cuisine make this a go-to spot for a meal with friends and family. 6 Bay St., 725-7009 eStIa’S lIttle kItCheN

Authentic paella, turtle rolls, and tortilla soup are highlights at this familystyle spot with a standout breakfast. 1615 Bridgehampton-Sag Harbor Tpk., 725-1045; estias.com lt BurGer

Mouthwatering burgers and irresistible milk shakes anchor this casual eat-in or take-out hot spot. 62 Main St., 899-4646; ltburger.com MuSe IN the harBor

A rustic Main Street staple offering New American plates by chef Matthew Guiffrida. 16 Main St., 899-4810; museintheharbor.com PaGe at 63 MaIN

The New American dishes feature hyperlocal vegetables, grown on the bistro’s in-house aquaponic produce wall. 63 Main St., 725-1810; page63main.com SeN

The head chef, known simply as Tora-san, crafts an incredibly diverse seafood menu. 23 Main St., 725-1774; senrestaurant.com wölffer kItCheN

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New American fine dining within an expansive beachfront resort. 81 Shore Road, 749-0476; pridwin.com

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A Victorian house sets the scene for a dinner-only, four-course Italian chef’s tasting menu that changes weekly. 23 N. Ferry Road, 749-0053; 18bayrestaurant.com MaRie eiffel MaRket

A one-stop shop for specialty and gourmet goods, this waterfront market has a raw juice bar, delicatessen, pizza parlor, and coffee shop. 184 N.

This romantic inn resembles Mount Vernon, with rolling green hills and farm-to-table fare. 108 S. Ram Island Dr., 749-0811; theramsheadinn.com Red MaPle at the Chequit

mains and sides. 23 Grand Ave., Shelter Island Heights, 749-0018; thechequit.com salt wateRfRont BaR & GRill

Local bands on weekends, a vibrant crowd at the Shipwreck Bar, and an expansive raw bar make this a popular neighborhood hangout. 63 S. Menantic Road, 749-5535; saltshelterisland.com shelteR island house

A beautifully appointed country inn with dining in the gardens and classic cocktails at the lounge bar.

The Tavern, 11 Stearns Point Road, 749-5659; shelterislandhouse.com

The super-seasonal menu consists of shareable plates, an extensive selection of vegetable side dishes, and “Simply Composed,” which allows diners to pick and choose

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A first-class seafood restaurant at a swanky André Balazs hotel. 35 Shore Road, 749-2001; sunsetbeachli.com

Main St., 283-7575 Beautique

Home-style Italian grub in a low-key, family-friendly setting. 15 Grand Ave., 749-4114

This East End outpost of the modern American restaurant in NYC serves brunch, dinner, and poolside meals at the Capri Hotel. 281 County Road 39A, 353-3400; beautiquedining.com

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Simple ingredients speak for themselves at this home-away-from-home eatery. 41 S. Ferry Road, 749-3210; vinestreetcafe.com

Alfresco dining at its best, using ingredients fresh from the on-site garden. 91 Hill St., 283-6500; southamptoninn.com

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Chelsea’s upscale Chinese eatery gets a new home in Southampton this season. 268 Elm St., 353-3610; juelanclub.com LE ChArLot The NYC favorite brings its bistro fare and Parisian ambience to the East End this summer. 36 Main St., 353-3222; lecharlot. us LE ChEf This French-Continental bistro is popular among local notables, including Hilaria and Alec Baldwin. 75 Jobs Lane, 283-8581; lechefbistro.com

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A skillful menu of inventive seafood cuisine is complemented by an expertly curated wine list. 61 Hill St., 2839323; plazacafe.us PUBLiCK hoUSE

It’s brews and bar fare galore at this popular Southampton hangout. 62 Jobs Lane, 283-2800; publick.com rEd BAr BrASSEriE

With its comfort-driven menu, this has become a family favorite. 210 Hampton Road, 283-0704; redbarbrasserie.com SANt AmBroEUS An elegant Italian setting with a menu of refined dishes, plus paninis, gelato, and espresso.

30 Main St., 283-1233; santambroeus.com

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SiLvEr’S Open only for lunch, Silver’s doesn’t take reservations and is known above all for its lobster roll and salad. 15 Main St., 283-6443; silversrestaurant.com SiP’N SodA

This family-run eatery has served diner favorites, hearty breakfasts, and made-on-site ice cream for generations. 40 Hampton Road, 283-9752; sipnsoda.com SoUthAmPtoN SoCiAL CLUB

New this season is an outdoor biergarten in partnership with Radeberger—another reason to visit this popular after-hours hot spot. 256 Elm St., 287-1400; southampton socialclub.com thE tUSCAN hoUSE

An open-air dining room hosts hearty Italian flavors backed by a finely tuned wine list. 10 Windmill Lane, 287-8703; tuscanhouse.us tUtto iL GiorNo

Owner Gabby Karan De Felice, daughter of Donna Karan, oversees this wellappointed restaurant, which serves inventive Italian eats.

56 Nugent St., 377-3611; tuttoilgiorno.com UNioN CANtiNA

Ian Duke, the owner of Southampton Social Club, and chef Scott Kampf team up for a new high-end Mexican venture. 40 Bowden Sq.

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A wide selection of fresh takeout soups, sandwiches, and baked goods. 84 Wainscott NW Road, 537-0955; breadzilla.com LA CAPANNiNA

Don’t let the modest exterior fool you. La Capannina is home to one of the best slices on the East End. 364 Montauk Hwy., 537-2626; lacapanninapizza.com LEvAiN BAKEry

The best cookies in the Hamptons—period. 354 Montauk Hwy., 537-8570, levainbakery.com

Osteria salina A little slice of Sicily, Osteria Salina is known for authentic Aeolian cuisine and sidewalk seating. 108 Wainscott Stone Road, 613-6469; osteriasalina.net the seafOOd shOp

Behind the humble storefront await celebrity sightings, excellent beach clambakes, and fish fries. 356 Montauk Hwy., 537-0633; theseafoodshop.com

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Seasonally inspired specials are served with bespoke cocktails from Little Italy’s subterranean speakeasy, The Mulberry Project. 1020 Montauk Hwy., 726-6200; greenwichrestaurant.com Manna

Rent out the garden room for a private party with farm-to-table fare. 670 Montauk Hwy., 726-4444; mannarestaurant hamptons.com suki Zuki This quintessential Japanese joint serves fresh sushi, robata grill specialties, and sakes in a simple space. 688 Montauk Hwy., 726-4600

WesthaMpton BaBy MOOn restaurant

Since 1970, Baby Moon has been serving authentic Southern Italian cuisine prepared with homemade ingredients. 238 Montauk Hwy., Westhampton Beach, 288-6350; babymoon restaurant.com casa BassO

Kitschy medieval décor (including an on-site castle) only adds to the experience at this old-time Italian eatery. 59 Montauk Hwy., Westhampton, 288-1841; casabasso.net

JOe’s aMerican grill

A menu of comfort classics is the draw at this consistent and casual locale. 240 Montauk Hwy., Westhampton Beach, 288-3232 starr BOggs

Fresh seafood perennials are served in a landmark historic home-turned-restaurant.

6 Parlato Dr., Westhampton Beach, 288-3500; starrboggsrestaurant.com

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A local favorite, this café offers everything from scrambled eggs with cheddar to premium smoked Scottish salmon.

Specialty coffee blends and fresh baked goods are perfect for at-home brunch gatherings.

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THE END MY PERFECT DAY CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: Candice Miller and sister Jenna (Tata) Crespi at Rose Hill Farm; Hampton Coffee Company’s pour-over coffee bar; the Jenni Kayne pop-up in Southampton; a milk shake at Candy Kitchen; Sant Ambroeus.

SISTER ACT MAMA & TATA BLOGGERS AND SIBLINGS CANDICE MILLER AND JENNA CRESPI PINPOINT THE BEST THE HAMPTONS HAS TO OFFER. BY CHRISTINA CLEMENTE

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since childhood, Miller and Crespi have racked up a few must-haves themselves. Each starts her mornings with a workout at Tracy Anderson Method (903 Montauk Hwy., Water Mill, 6046529; tracyanderson.com) or DanceBody (231 Midocean Dr., Bridgehampton, 212500-1174; dancebody.com).

Then it is breakfast at Hampton Coffee Company (194 Mill Road, Westhampton Beach, 2884480; hamptoncoffee company.com) for Miller, followed by a stop at Tenet (91 Main St., Southampton, 377-3981; tenetshop.com), where she is the head buyer. Crespi likes to head to Babinski Farm (160 Newlight Lane, Water Mill, 917-239-2517) plus some shopping at Jenni Kayne (2 Main St., Southampton, 268-2144; jennikayne.com).

As an afternoon treat,

Miller brings her kids to Candy Kitchen (2391 Montauk Hwy., Bridgehampton, 537-9885); for Crespi, it is gelato from Sant Ambroeus (30 Main St., Southampton, 283-1233; santambroeus.com). And when it is time for date night, Crespi loves the new Jean-Georges restaurant at Topping Rose House (1 Bridgehampton-Sag Harbor Tpk., Bridgehampton, 5370870; toppingrosehouse.com), while her sister favors Sant Ambroeus for crispy Brussels sprouts and a great bottle of Montepulciano.

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY DOUG YOUNG (MILK SHAKE); SARAH ELLIOTT FOR JENNI KAYNE (STORE); COURTESY OF HAMPTON COFFEE COMPANY (COFFEE BAR); COURTESY OF SANT AMBROEUS (ALLEY)

On their website, Mama & Tata, Candice Miller and Jenna Crespi keep the chic mothers of New York in the know on all things beauty and glamour. They also highlight “mamas-of-themoment,” such as Diane von Furstenberg and Ivanka Trump. Summering out East

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Exquisite finishings, including radiant heat, full generator and state of the art electronics along with extensive surveillance system. Stunning landscape architecture by Edmund Hollander makes it even more of a resort like feel, with amazing gardens, waterfront oversized heated gunite pool and pool house, covered pergola with outdoor fireplace, all wired for sound inside and out plus separate tucked away tennis and basketball court. Paddle or kayak from your private dock to the ocean! Just listed, this unique one of kind property will not last! Exclusive. $42.75M WEB# 20375

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