Look Inside an Early-20th-Century Shingle Style Getaway in the Hamptons
When a family’s beloved Hamptons home proves beyond repair, architect Peter Pennoyer and designer Matthew Patrick Smyth deliver a brand-new house that pays homage to its predecessor, quirks and all
1/13The living room’s Anthony Lawrence-Belfair sofas are upholstered in a Loro Piana linen; the cocktail table is formed by two McCollin Bryan benches from Holly Hunt, the curtains and matching throw pillows are made of a Rubelli cotton, and the walls are painted in a Benjamin Moore white.
2/13Lucca Studio armchairs create another conversation space in the living room; the window shades are by Hartmann & Forbes.
3/13A Lindsey Adelman Studio chandelier hangs above the dining room’s table and suite of Jonas chairs.
4/13A 19th-century French mirror from Marvin Alexander punctuates the breakfast room; the custom-made banquette is clad in a Lee Jofa suede, the bistro tables are vintage, and the side chairs are by Janus et Cie.
5/13The breakfast room’s vintage sink was updated with Waterworks legs and fittings.
6/13Black-granite counters and backsplashes offset white cabinetry in the kitchen, which features a bespoke hood; the range is by Wolf, and the dishwashers are by Miele.
7/13A spiral staircase leads from the family’s bedrooms to the public areas.
8/13In the upstairs study, the ceiling fixture is from Circa Lighting, the desk is by Mecox, the Bruno Romeda stool (at left) is from Galerie Dutko, and the carpet is by Patterson Flynn Martin.
9/13In the master suite, a bed upholstered in a Loro Piana cotton is paired with a valance and curtains of a Schumacher print; the floor lamp is by Mecox, the vintage Jansen desk is from Florian Papp, and both the striped area rug and the carpet are by Patterson Flynn Martin.
10/13Moroccan mirrors from Downtown flank a Waterworks tub in the master bath; the tub fittings and towels are also by Waterworks, the side table is by Paul Mathieu for Stephanie Odegard Collection, and the towel stand is by RH.
11/13Tyler Hall wallpaper brightens a guest room, where bookshelves contain a complete set of the Penguin Classics Library; the vintage mirrors are English, and the wicker sofa’s cushions are covered in a Great Plains fabric.
12/13Coats of Benjamin Moore paint enliven the floors and ceiling of the main porch, where wicker pieces from Sylvester & Co. at Home and a vintage bench mingle beneath Josiah R. Coppersmythe light fixtures.
13/13Edwina von Gal conceived the minimalist swimming pool; the Adirondack chairs are by Janus et Cie, and the chaise longues are by Sutherland.
