A Gut Renovation Gives Way to a Light-Filled Hamptons Oasis

A 1966 Ford Mustang sits outside this East Hampton home, which was renovated and decorated by Daun Curry. The Manhattan-based designer also added a 700-square-foot entryway and landscaped the front yard with liriope and boxwood.

The sunken living room features a Living Divani sectional, a hand-knotted Tibetan wool area rug from the Rug Company, and a vintage brutalist sculpture from Flair. Suite NY’s Gubi chairs surround the Curry-designed walnut, glass, and brass dining table.

The entry is decked out in white oak and a hand-stitched leather wall covering by London-based artist Helen Amy Murray; the steel-and-wicker chair is by Janine Abraham and Dirk Jan Rol.

Curry designed a walnut desk and brass pulls for the office, which is located on the second-floor mezzanine. The Dino table lamp is from Flair and the Duna chair is from Suite NY.

In the master bedroom, a chrome Milo Baughman canopy bed and bench sit on an area rug from the Rug Company.

The master bath features tile from Amethyst Artisan and an Elise tub from MTI.

In a guest bedroom, Woodrow beds from Blu Dot are topped with Moroccan wedding blankets from Calypso St. Barth.

In a guest bedroom, the Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams swivel chair is upholstered in Brochier’s Pancrazio.

The boys’ room includes custom headboards upholstered in a Missoni Home fabric and striped ikat throw pillows from Madeline Weinrib. Alex Farnum’s Until the Surf Calms hangs on the wall.

A Fort bunk bed from Room & Board sits in the opposite corner of the boys' room.

Quantum lounge chairs from Brown Jordan and Tuuci umbrellas sit on the bluestone pool surround.