ONE OF THE PERKS of writing for shelter magazines is getting inside a lot of interesting houses. For the holiday issue of Hamptons Cottages & Gardens magazine, I got a look at the interior of one of East Hampton’s venerable Main Street houses, built around the time of the Revolution.
Its longtime owners removed a later Victorian front porch (for which they were find $5,000 by the Town and considered it a fair deal), restored its wavy glass windows and wood-paneled walls, and furnished it largely with period-appropriate antiques.
You can find the whole article right here.
Photos: Tria Giovan
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Great story, Cara! What a wonderfully tasteful place. Wonder who lives there? Full opr part time? Not a family it looks like. At least no small kids.. Wonderful! Thanks!