All-Star Design Team Creates Hamptons Home Inspired by Edwin Lutyens
Bryan O'Sullivan Studio, Kligerman Architecture & Design, and landscape designer Deborah Nevins collaborated on a new five-acre estate in the Hamptons. The design draws inspiration from the work of notable English architect Edwin Lutyens, blending traditional English country house elements with modern coastal living. The project involved a complete transformation of the blank canvas property, with the team focusing on integrating architecture, interiors, and landscape into a cohesive whole. Key features include a shingle-style exterior, formal gardens, and a layout that maximizes views of the surrounding landscape. The home was designed as a year-round residence for a family, emphasizing comfort and connection to nature.
Key facts
- Bryan O'Sullivan Studio collaborated with Kligerman Architecture & Design and Deborah Nevins on the project.
- The property spans five acres in the Hamptons.
- The design was inspired by English architect Edwin Lutyens.
- The home features a shingle-style exterior.
- Formal gardens were designed by Deborah Nevins.
- The layout maximizes views of the surrounding landscape.
- The house is intended as a year-round family residence.
- The project involved a complete transformation of a blank canvas site.
Entities
Artists
- Bryan O'Sullivan
- Deborah Nevins
Institutions
- Bryan O'Sullivan Studio
- Kligerman Architecture & Design
- Architectural Digest
Locations
- Hamptons
- United States