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It’s hard to miss the Airstream trailer parked in Mirinda Page’s front yard, where she crafts jewelry from local beach stones.

By Kelly Velocci | Photographs by Doug Young

“I moved out East permanently 22 years ago, and one of the first jobs I had was as a pastry chef at the Laundry restaurant.”

By Haniya Rae | Photograph by Estate of Honoria Murphy Donnelly/Licensed by VAGA, NYC

Switching houses is an essential part of the equation for those who find the summer social swirl simply too much to take.

By Lisa Chamoff | Photographs by Costas Picadas | Photographs Courtesy of Saunders

Gavin Zeigler has become a highly regarded wood craftsman and furniture designer whose pieces are sought after by top designers.

By Dawn Watson | Photographs by Doug Young

One snowy January day six years ago, Kathy Reilly and her husband set out for the Hamptons to look for a second home. The Manhattan residents had rented in the off-season in Sag Harbor and liked being part of the year-round community, but as they thought about obtaining a more permanent abode, renting increasingly didn’t make sense.

By Cindi Cook | Photographs by William Geddes

A rose is a rose is a rose, except when it’s a rosé, and then all bets are off, as this summertime favorite can vary in shade from pale pink to orange-hued to a deep pink-red. Rosé is made almost exclusively from red grapes, although French appellation laws allow a blend of red and white grapes in a few regions, particularly in Champagne.The following four venues are good bets for great rosés from both near and far.

By Baroness Sheri de Borchgrave | Painting by J. A. Murdoch

In the Hamptons, some things never change—the return of the piping plover, the celebrated summer sunlight, the tides and the moon. But real estate switches gears more than a hedge funder in a Maserati. Buckle up and enjoy the ride.

By Dawn Watson

Though most people draw the limit at 140 characters nowadays, it wasn’t so long ago that the Hamptons was a big lure for literary types. James Jones, author of From Here to Eternity, worked on the trilogy’s final installment in the Sagaponack farmhouse where he and his wife moved in the 1970s.

By Lisa Chamoff

Tucked away in a nondescript industrial building in Long Island City, a wooden wonderland comes to life, with vines scaling the walls and twisting and creeping over a support beam. Every inch of space is taken up by lumber, scrap wood, and washed-up tree roots gathered on Long Island’s East End by craftsman Charlie Baker, who uses them to make elaborate indoor and outdoor furniture for his firm. “I’ve always been attracted to the idea of nature taking over things that are man-made,” explains Baker, who smiles even at the notion of grass popping through the cracks in a sidewalk.

By Kelly Velocci | Photographs by Doug Young

As fall approaches, bridge one season to the next with luxury in mind, including pieces from Custom Cool, Christell Campaign and Le Premier Parfum.

By Market Editor: Page Alexus

When this 1960s Mill Valley bungalow became home to a young couple and their four small children, it was clear that its renovation would require a deft mingling of various influences and styles

By Sarah Virginia White | Photographs by David Duncan Livingston

Whether your fancy a chic cobra skin tote from Calypso St. Barth or are in the market for a gorgeous emerald green statement chair from Kitty Clay, we’ve got the items just for your taste.

By Market Associate: Miranda Agee

From actor Richard Gere’s six-acre estate located on Sag Harbor Bay to fashion guru Vince Camuto’s infamous Woodlon Manor estate, we’ve got the inside scoop on the most desired Hamptons listings.

By Site Staff

Elegantly simple yet sophisticated, a Noyack Bay compound by architect Roger Ferris is built for 21st-centuary living.

By Raul Barreneche | Photographs by Rick Lew

Ferrari sixty-car rally to Bridgehampton Polo grounds and Governor Cuomo comes to Harvest East End in the North Fork

By Baroness Sheri de Borchgrave

From homes with exquisite gardens to modern condominiums we’ve got the 411 on the most desired in Hamptons real estate.

By Heather Buchanan

We sat down with this year’s CTC&G Innovator Award Recipient, Jonathan Adler. Find out what motivates and inspires this talented designer!

By Catriona Branca

Our top tippler turns weekend warrior, sipping her way across the East End. See the top places to catch a weekend drink in the Hamptons!

By Baroness Sheri de Borchgrave | Photographs by David Braunstein

It’s summer—time to kick back and relax on seating pieces so attractive, it’s hard to tell they’re made especially for the outdoors. See what summer
loungers we’ve got our eye on.

By Market Associate: Miranda Agee | Market Associate: Zoe Settle

The latest status symbol to take advantage of the East End’s ocean, sound, and bays? The mega yacht. Discover these floating Hamptons palaces and see which top designers are moving into town.

By Heather Buchanan

Decorator Kevin Byrne and art dealer Will Ameringer turn a Sag Harbor saltbox into an oasis of tranquility.

By James Servin | Photographs by Rick Lew

Realism first put the Hamptons on the art map in the late 1800s. Southampton became the destination of choice for aspiring artists, thanks to William Merritt Chase and the Shinnecock Hills Summer School of Art, for which Chase created the Art Village.

By Heather Buchanan