Molly Sims kicks back at her new Hamptons home; the chaise longues and umbrella alongside the pool are from Sutherland.
The jute rug in the breakfast room is from Sacco and the diamond-patterned tribal rug is from ABC Carpet & Home. The Sergio Rodrigues–style leather chairs are from Homenature, the coffee table is from Lucca Antiques, and the hand-blown Egyptian glass chandelier is from Liza Sherman Antiques.
The living room includes a vintage George Nelson daybed, a Restoration Hardware sofa, and a cocktail table from Wyeth; the artwork is by Ed Ruscha.
French bottle lamps from Ruby Beets, topped with white linen shades from Illumé, contrast with a Modo chandelier from Design Within Reach in the secondary sitting area; the butterfly collection is from Jeffrey Beal Henkel Antiques.
Ormond Gigli’s Girls in the Window, a 40th-birthday gift to Sims from her husband, hangs above the fireplace.
The striped rug in the media room is from Sacco; Dan Scotti designed the custom sofa, which is covered in a gray linen from Romo.
Sims and Scotti hang out in the kitchen, which features walnut stools from Wyeth and 1940s Belgian light fixtures from Schorr & Dobinsky; Matthew Heller’s Forever hangs behind them.
The linen on the headboard and the Lucite lamp in the junior master suite are from Brenda Antin.
Another work by Matthew Heller hangs in the family room, which features seating pieces from Brenda Antin and a console from Liza Sherman Antiques.
A pair of Céline pumps sits beneath a tufted velvet Milo Baughman bench in the master bedroom; the custom Harbor bed is by S.R. Gambrel.
The master bath features a freestanding soaking tub from Waterworks and nickel hardware from Lefroy Brooks. The custom Almidi étagères are from Casamidy.
Jung Lee’s I Dream of You hangs next to an early-1900s oak desk from Lucca & Co.; the Lucite swivel chair and the night tables are from R. E. Steele.