Step Inside a Casually Eclectic Home in Southampton
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1/11Photographs by Jason PenneyThe two original wings of the L-shaped carriage house have been bridged with a newer, stone-walled dining room, which complements a series of parterred stone steps that lead to the swimming pool.Photographs by Jason PenneyThe two original wings of the L-shaped carriage house have been bridged with a newer, stone-walled dining room, which complements a series of parterred stone steps that lead to the swimming pool.
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2/11Photographs by Jason PenneyHomeowner and decorator Deborah Heimowitz displays artifacts from her travels on shelves in a corner of the living room. The Christian Tortu bamboo planter is from Pennington Flowers.Photographs by Jason PenneyHomeowner and decorator Deborah Heimowitz displays artifacts from her travels on shelves in a corner of the living room. The Christian Tortu bamboo planter is from Pennington Flowers.
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3/11Photographs by Jason PenneyIn the entry, a bench from ABC Carpet & Home and accent pillows from John Robshaw beckon. The eroded teak cuttings are from Andrianna Shamaris.Photographs by Jason PenneyIn the entry, a bench from ABC Carpet & Home and accent pillows from John Robshaw beckon. The eroded teak cuttings are from Andrianna Shamaris.
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4/11Photographs by Jason PenneyFrench doors lead from the living room to a patio. The sofa, by Barbara Barry for Baker, is covered in a Nobilis fabric.Photographs by Jason PenneyFrench doors lead from the living room to a patio. The sofa, by Barbara Barry for Baker, is covered in a Nobilis fabric.
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5/11Photographs by Jason PenneyThe linens in a guest room are from Calypso St. Barth.
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6/11Photographs by Jason PenneyThe tub is positioned alongside original diamond-pane windows.
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7/11Photographs by Jason PenneyThe ceiling fixture and chairs in the dining room are from Holly Hunt.Photographs by Jason PenneyThe ceiling fixture and chairs in the dining room are from Holly Hunt.
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8/11Photographs by Jason PenneyGrass-cloth walls in the master bedroom emphasize the house’s stunning architecture. The headboard is from John Robshaw; the batik throw is from Andrianna Shamaris.Photographs by Jason PenneyGrass-cloth walls in the master bedroom emphasize the house’s stunning architecture. The headboard is from John Robshaw; the batik throw is from Andrianna Shamaris.
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9/11Photographs by Jason PenneyA brick-lined approach leads to both the former carriage house’s new front entry.Photographs by Jason PenneyA brick-lined approach leads to both the former carriage house’s new front entry.
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10/11Photographs by Jason PenneyThe patio includes sofas from Jardin de Ville and a fire pit coffee table from Restoration Hardware. The locust-post canopy is from Marders.Photographs by Jason PenneyThe patio includes sofas from Jardin de Ville and a fire pit coffee table from Restoration Hardware. The locust-post canopy is from Marders.
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11/11Photographs by Jason PenneyTeak chairs from Homenature and chaise longues from Sutherland are arranged around the pool area.Photographs by Jason PenneyTeak chairs from Homenature and chaise longues from Sutherland are arranged around the pool area.
This article appears in the August-15 2013 issue of HC&G (Hamptons Cottages & Gardens).