
The Hamptons
New York
This residence overlooks the 18th green of a storied East End course. Cedar and shingle outside; sea glass blues, white oak and linen inside.
Curated designs for the places people build second homes. Each community gets its own collection, drawn from its architecture, its landscape and the way people live there.

New York
This residence overlooks the 18th green of a storied East End course. Cedar and shingle outside; sea glass blues, white oak and linen inside.

New York
Glass, white oak and stone set back into the woods. Warm timber walls, long sightlines to the trees and a few confident colours at the table.

Lake country
The Lakehouse. Timber ceilings, a stone fireplace wall and rooms that open straight onto the water, layered in plaid, leather and soft blues.

Montana
A modern mountain home set among the firs. Walls of glass and a warm cedar ceiling frame the snow outside; inside, soft neutrals and deep leather, a den in inky blues, a custom layered primary suite facing the peaks, and a kitchen of dark stone and walnut.

Utah
Mountain living with a lighter touch: timber beams and stone, big views to the slopes, plaid, leather and warm, layered neutrals.

Fort Worth, Texas
Ranch country, made for gathering. Timber beams and warm oak, deep comfortable seating, a lounge built for long evenings, and western art throughout.

Washington
Fir forests and soft grey light, answered indoors with warm wood, boucle and textured neutrals.

Central America
Open-air rooms under teak ceilings that slide away to the garden and the sea breeze.