Even though this Sagaponack house is just steps from the ocean, you won’t find any sand on the kitchen floor. Or wet beach towels in a pile next to a screen door, or flip-flops by a hose. None of the scraps of summer can be found here, because this house isn’t a part-time beach escape, but rather a year-round, sophisticated home for a couple who came to the conclusion that weekends were just not enough.
Most people would guess that the home of an architect and interior designer is always the biggest and baddest on the block. Not so when it comes to Campion Platt. Nestled in a neighborhood of iron-gated fortresses in the heart of Water Mill, the waterfront bungalow that he shares with his wife, Tatiana, and their three children is anything but amped up. “We’re the last holdouts,” he says. “We’re like the Clampetts!”
At Basso and Cominotto’s house, any table—from the kitchen to the lounge to the dining room—has plenty of room for an extra chair.
Most people would guess that the home of an architect and interior designer is always the biggest and baddest on the block. Not so when it comes to Campion Platt. Nestled in a neighborhood of iron-gated fortresses in the heart of Water Mill, the waterfront bungalow that he shares with his wife, Tatiana, and their three children is anything but amped up. “We’re the last holdouts,” he says. “We’re like the Clampetts!”
At Basso and Cominotto’s house, any table—from the kitchen to the lounge to the dining room—has plenty of room for an extra chair.
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Even though this Sagaponack house is just steps from the ocean, you won’t find any sand on the kitchen floor. Or wet beach towels in a pile next to a screen door, or flip-flops by a hose. None of the scraps of summer can be found here, because this house isn’t a part-time beach escape, but rather a year-round, sophisticated home for a couple who came to the conclusion that weekends were just not enough.
As fall approaches, bridge one season to the next with luxury in mind, including pieces from Custom Cool, Christell Campaign and Le Premier Parfum.
The winning project in the 2014 HC&G Innovation in Design Awards in the category of Kitchen & Bath came courtesy of Smith River Kitchens, with runner-up going to Decor by Guillaume Gentet, Inc. and Susanne Kelley Design and Hampton Design Interiors, Inc. receiving finalist recognitions.
The winning project in the 2014 HC&G Innovation in Design Awards in the category of Garden Design came courtesy of LaGuardia Design Landscape Architects, with runner-up going to Ron Wendt Garden Design and Lear + Mahoney Landscape Associates and West Chin Architects & Interior Designers receiving finalist recognitions.
View the winning projects from the 2014 HC&G Innovation in Design Awards in the categories of Architecture, Kitchen & Bath and Innovative Product.
The winning project in the 2014 HC&G Innovation in Design Awards in the category of Interior Design came courtesy of James Michael Howard, Inc., with runner-up going to Nina Carter and Hamptons Interior Design and Old Town Crossing receiving finalists recognition.
The winning project in the 2014 HC&G Innovation in Design Awards in the category of Architecture came courtesy of Bates Masi + Architects with runner-up going to Botta Sferrazza Architects with finalists Barnes Coy Architects and Mojo Stumer + Associates receiving finalists recognition.
The winning project in the 2014 HC&G Innovation in Design Awards in the category of Innovative Product came courtesy of Pretty Pool Covers, with runner-up going to Martin Architects while Unlimited Earth Care and Custom Cool Rugs received finalist recognitions.
