This gorgeous coastal retreat, located in Southampton, New York, was designed by Larson Architecture Works in collaboration with Terri Ricci Interiors. To enhance the vacation home’s cottage appeal, the architect modified the proportions of the windows and roofline, overscaling the details to create a more compact appearance.
The owners desired the interiors of their home to exude an open, airy feel, complemented by a sophisticated palette and charming details inspired by their years of living overseas in England. Continue below to see more of this beautiful four-bedroom home designed as a summer vacation home for the owner’s blended family.
DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECTURE Larson Architecture Works INTERIOR DESIGN Terri Ricci Interiors HOME BUILDER Declan Murray Construction Management LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE Beitel Landscape Associates
Above: This home’s front door is painted in a cheerful hue of Glace Bay CC-814—Benjamin Moore, welcoming guests inside. The exterior facade of shingled siding, shiplap, and white trim nods to a Hamptons-style aesthetic.
What We Love: This beautiful coastal retreat provides a family with a wonderful gathering spot to make lasting memories. The project team did a fabulous job of creating a warm and welcoming home, from the light-filled kitchen for cooking, baking, and quality time together. The open, airy living room invites relaxation, while the cozy bedrooms provide restful retreats. We also love the screened-in porch for time spent enjoying the great outdoors, sheltered from the sun and pesky bugs.
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Note: Be sure to check out a couple of other incredible home tours that we have featured here on One Kindesign in the state of New York: Step inside this spectacular modern home in the village of Southhampton and Dream House Tour: A Hamptons beach house embraces shingle style.
Above: The gorgeous pendant light in this luminous stairwell was sourced from L’Aviva Home.
Above: The designers used patterned wallpapers throughout the interiors, nodding to English-inspired interiors. Morris & Co’s Pure Poppy envelops the entry’s walls, featuring a McGee and Co. console table and a runner from Bungalow.
Above: The rattan wall sconces are by Colonel Studio.
Above: The living room features an eye-catching mix of materials, including shiplap paneling and a surround of handmade tiles from Cocobolo Design. Set atop the side tables are ceramic lamps from G. Scatchard Lamps.
Above: These large steel-and-glass doors help to delineate the living area from the kitchen. The family loves cooking, baking, and casually hanging out around the island.
Above: Ciuffo Cabinetry custom-fabricated the kitchen cabinets. The two-toned oak cabinetry was left natural or painted in Vanilla Milkshake 2141-70—Benjamin Moore. Brass hardware sourced from Pruskin Hardware complements the cabinets. The plaster range and the chandelier suspended over the island were both custom. The island countertop is Matarazzo from BAS Stone. The bar stools are from Pottery Barn.
Above: In this serene bedroom, the canopy bed is from Doorman Designs, and the luxurious bed linens are by Parachute Home. The pendant light is from Crate & Barrel.
Above: This cozy window nook is the perfect spot to spend the evening reading a good book or relaxing before bed. The chairs are by OKA. The window treatments were custom, using fabric from Otis Textiles.
Above: This inviting guest bedroom features a chair from Anthropologie and a writing desk from Perigold. The wallpaper on the walls is Woodland Chorus from Sanderson Design Group.
Above: This screened-in porch provides a relaxing space for lounging and entertaining, sheltered from the elements. The rattan sofa is from Arhaus, while a pair of chairs are from West Elm. The coffee table is mango wood. Lanterns from Pottery Barn bring ambiance to this space.
Above: The backyard patio of this coastal retreat features comfortable outdoor sofas and a table sourced from Arhaus. The landscaping includes natural grasses and topiaries that reflect the region.
PHOTOGRAPHER Joshua McHugh
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