Noyack Regency

Situated on a narrow two-acre waterfront site in Sag Harbor, this Hollywood Regency–style summer home draws inspiration from the Coral Casino in Santa Barbara and a John Staub house in Houston. Features include long terraces, an expansive loggia, and a lighthouse-like octagonal tower. Inside, soaring spaces—like the double-height bath and clerestory-lit living room—balance glamour with restraint. A circular pool, guest house, tennis court, and native plantings complete the landscape design. The finishes and furnishings were done by architect and designer Daniel Romualdez.

Karen Pelella
Susan Link
Jacob Hardin
Tim Orlando
Toshi Karato

The entry hall has an oak plank floor stenciled with a geometric trompe l’oeil pattern. The front door, with chamfered rectangular panels, open onto the motor court.

The winding stair, with stained oak treads and blackened steel balustrade, glides beneath the second-floor “lighthouse” windows.
The octagonal primary bath with its domed ceiling. Oeil-de-boeuf windows are matched by mirrors at the interior walls.
A circular swimming pool, inspired by one in Beverly Hills, is the center of this home’s summer lifestyle.