Huntting Lane

After 15 years in their 1950s East Hampton home, our clients came to us ready for a fresh chapter. To reflect the brightness and lushness of their garden—abundant with trees and flowers—we lightened the interiors, replacing dark floors with bleached fir and dark walls with creamy, hand-applied plaster. The transformation was immediate. Each room was thoughtfully reimagined to maximize its potential, all while preserving a cohesive design language throughout the home.

July 2019
John Berson
Karen Pelella
Brian Sawyer
Matt McKay
A striking 1950s Italian light from Kimcherova with black, red, and white pendants welcomes visitors. The circular dining table is vintage Martin Visser and has been matched with a pair of Danish oak side chairs. We replaced the existing flooring with French limestone.
“We added the window over the stove because we needed more light...and a better view of the garden.”
Brian Sawyer

The living room is a cozy and welcoming space packed with furniture grouped around a coffee table by Kelly Wearstler. The generous seating allows visitors to take in the lush garden that beckons beyond two windows.

Wrapped in a canopy of garden green, the primary bedroom offers the perfect respite. Everything is done simply, from the white Sacco rug to the light gray curtains by Dedar, and the chair reupholstered in Claremont fabric.