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Inside the Hamptons: A New Book Reveals 18 Private Estates

publication · 2026-07-30

Jennifer Ash Rudick's new book 'Inside the Hamptons,' published by Vendome Press, offers unprecedented access to 18 private residences across the South Fork, from Quogue to Montauk. The homes range from weathered barns-turned-artist-studios and shingled cottages to oceanfront estates and glass-walled modernist houses. Notable participants include Aerin Lauder, who opened her Water Mill beach bungalow—a granddaughter's homage to Estée Lauder's family estate—art collector Carolyn Brody, and real estate power broker Mary Ann Tighe. George de Man's Shelter Island Victorian empties in winter when the ferry slows, while Amanda Ross and Zack Bacon's Shinnecock Hills cottage is a year-round family retreat. Photographer Tria Giovan, based in Sag Harbor, shot the interiors; this is her third collaboration with Rudick. Paul Goldberger contributes the foreword, emphasizing that the book reveals a Hamptons beyond gossip columns, showcasing spaces for both engagement and retreat.

Key facts

  • Book 'Inside the Hamptons' by Jennifer Ash Rudick features 18 private residences.
  • Published by Vendome Press.
  • Homes span from Quogue to Montauk, including barns, cottages, estates, and glass-walled houses.
  • Participants include Aerin Lauder, Carolyn Brody, Mary Ann Tighe, George de Man, Amanda Ross, and Zack Bacon.
  • Photography by Tria Giovan, her third book with Rudick.
  • Foreword by Paul Goldberger.
  • Aerin Lauder's Water Mill bungalow is a homage to Estée Lauder's family estate.
  • George de Man's Shelter Island Victorian is seasonal; Ross and Bacon's Shinnecock Hills cottage is year-round.

Entities

Artists

  • Jennifer Ash Rudick
  • Tria Giovan
  • Paul Goldberger
  • Aerin Lauder
  • Estée Lauder
  • Carolyn Brody
  • Mary Ann Tighe
  • George de Man
  • Amanda Ross
  • Zack Bacon

Institutions

  • Vendome Press
  • CULTURED

Locations

  • Hamptons
  • South Fork
  • Quogue
  • Montauk
  • Southampton
  • Water Mill
  • Shelter Island
  • Shinnecock Hills
  • Sag Harbor
  • New York
  • United States

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