East Hampton Residence

On Further Lane in East Hampton, an 11-bedroom family residence on a rare double-plot estate pairs Arts and Crafts refinement with contemporary ease. Newly built in collaboration with Kligerman Architecture and Design, the house draws inspiration from Sir Edwin Lutyens, expressed through graceful proportions and a quietly crafted architectural language. Interiors focus on material richness and bespoke detailing, with custom metalwork by David DeSantis, Italian marbles, bespoke joinery and limewashed walls by Bauwerk. A curated mix of contemporary and vintage pieces sits alongside lighting by Jamb and Alexandre Logé, while a museum-quality art collection including works by Kiki Smith, Wade Guyton and Pablo Picasso reinforces a sense of cultivated restraint.

The living and dining rooms and light-filled orangery form the heart of the home, complemented by a kitchen opening to the cutting garden, a sun room and a more intimate winter room. A dramatic bar, layered with cast-glass shelving and upholstered walls, adds a more theatrical moment. The upper floors include a primary suite with dressing rooms, along with guest and children’s bedrooms designed with layered textiles and comfort in mind. A reading nook is integrated into the tower, while the lower level connects to the garden and accommodates a gym, games room and guest suites. Set within landscaped grounds by Deborah Nevins & Associates, the property also includes a pool, tennis court, circular lawn and cutting gardens, balancing formality, warmth and relaxed family living.