Tour a Historic East Hampton Home That Stays True to Its Roots

Architect Kitty McCoy added two new wings to a structure dating from 1716. The fence is a replica of the original.

Bluestone pavers lead to the home’s covered porch entryway, where Serena & Lily throw pillows accent a Kingsley Bate teak bench.

Plan of the home including the original structure from 1716 (in red).

In the dining room, Windsor chairs surround a table from English Country Home; the curtains are made from a Hines & Co. fabric.

Custom linen-covered slipper chairs nestle against a guest room’s bay window.

Ann-Morris pendant lights hang in the kitchen, which features Mountain White Dandy marble countertops.

RH armchairs and a Stark carpet anchor the cozy wood-paneled library.

Damien Hirst’s In the Groove punctuates a stair hall.

In the kitchen’s breakfast area, Pottery Barn benches and antique Windsor chairs surround a French farm table.

A bathroom in the east wing features an Empire tub.

The washstand is from Waterworks and Calacatta Gold marble flooring from Artistic Tile.

The throw pillows and lampshades in a guest room are fabricated from C&C Milano’s Stampino in Giada.

Original rafters line the ceiling of another guest room, where beds are dressed with VLes Indiennes duvets.

McCoy designed a custom banquette for the back terrace.