Dr. Elliot and Lauren Thayer Weiss’s home includes architect Russell Riccardi’s addition, at left, seamlessly integrated with the original 1974 structure on the right.
A vintage Adrian Pearsall wing chair sits next to the fireplace in the den. The stone fireplace surround and bench are original to the house.
A sleek console by Dunn stands below a vintage mirror in the oak-paneled entryway.
The kitchen’s Robert Lewis Studio pendants are custom designs by Allison Babcock. The custom cabinetry is by East End Country Kitchens and the island’s quartz is from Caesarstone.
A photograph by Mary Ellen Bartley hangs in the kitchen’s dining nook, above a natural-oak Nomad table by Jacob May and a floating banquette.
Furnishings in the living room include an Apelle rocking chair, CB2 cocktail tables, and a throw designed by Summer Louchheim. The oil on canvas is by Quentin Curry.
Matthew Satz’s 2018 oil on canvas Smoke punctuates the home’s graphic “dining barn,” which includes a table and chandelier designed by Allison Babcock.
Dansk chairs from Gloster and an Octo pendant from the Finnish Design Shop provide curvy accents to an angular guest bedroom.
Family portraits in the dining barn depict Thayer Weiss’s great-great-great-grandfather, Peter Boyd (1775–1846); her father, Roger Thayer, painted in 1957 by his grandmother; and her great-great-great-grandmother, Grace Sussdorf, who married N. Townsend Thayer, Jr.
Thayer Weiss’s daughters, Lillien Grace Weiss and Georgia Gibson Weiss, practice their art skills in the play area and bunk room with Rojo, an Abyssinian.
The author, Lauren Thayer Weiss—pictured as a young girl and at eight months old with her mother, Lisa Thayer, and two-year-old sister, Erin Thayer Dickson—grew up in a 1974 shingle-style saltbox designed by an apprentice of architect Norman Jaffe and built when the area abutting Gibson Beach in Sagaponack was still mostly farm fields. Thayer Weiss’s renovated home retains the den’s original stone fireplace and floating bench.
The resin tub in the master bathroom is from Signature Hardware. The wall and floor tile is from Stone Source.
The deck features seating pieces and accessories from Gloster, Kettal, and other outdoor furnishings vendors, all sourced from Thayer’s Hardware & Patio.
In the master bedroom, a mirror from Comerford Collection hangs on a stair wall clad in original 1970s cedar paneling.
