Rob Southern and Bill Melnick’s house, built by modernist architect Horace Gifford in the 1960s, was raised more than six feet above the property. Landscaping is by Michael Victor Ruggiero.
Seating pieces in the living room include a vintage Hans Wegner chair and ottoman.
A pair of Southern-designed sofas covered in a Holly Hunt fabric sit atop the woven jute rug from Patterson, Flynn & Martin.
A guest room features a custom bed by Southern and pillows covered in a Michael S. Smith fabric from John Rosselli; the sculptural cube lamps are from R. E. Steele.
In the dining area, a paper and bamboo Noguchi ceiling lamp hangs above a hand-crafted Central Station Interiors Trapeze table from ABC Carpet & Home. The vintage chairs, a flea market find, are covered in Holly Hunt’s Great Plains linen in Weathered in Haystack.
Southern’s bedroom features a custom four-poster and a pair of Hans Wegner chairs.
Both master suite bathrooms have showers sheathed in black tile from Urban Archaeology and teak stools from Design Within Reach.
The sleek kitchen includes industrial iron stools from ABC Carpet & Home, Akurum cabinets from Ikea, and a Franke sink.
The pool features a wraparound bench, with outdoor furniture from Restoration Hardware, and umbrellas from Thayer’s Hardware & Patio in Bridgehampton.
Housemates Rob Southern and Bill Melnick.