In a compelling juxtaposition, Richard Kirshenbaum’s 1961 Cadillac is parked outside his Sagaponack home, a converted 1857 Quaker meetinghouse.
Decorator Andrew Taiani designed the coffee tables and ottoman in the double-height living room; the ottoman fabric is from Carleton V. The 1930s chandelier is an original design by Dorothy Draper, and the rug is from Stark.
A spiral staircase leads to the former choir balcony, which Kirshenbaum now uses as an office.
French doors in the dining room are part of an expanded open kitchen/dining area.
A vintage console and gueridon table add curvaceous character to the seductive master suite.
The family room includes white vinyl sofas from Kravet and a striped rug from Starr Carpets; the Greek key pillow fabric is from Duralee.
The sunroom looks over the pool, and features vintage Calcutta furniture from Brown Jordan.
The back of the house overlooks the landscape.