The two original wings of the L-shaped carriage house have been bridged with a newer, stone-walled dining room, which complements a series of parterred stone steps that lead to the swimming pool.
Homeowner and decorator Deborah Heimowitz displays artifacts from her travels on shelves in a corner of the living room. The Christian Tortu bamboo planter is from Pennington Flowers.
In the entry, a bench from ABC Carpet & Home and accent pillows from John Robshaw beckon. The eroded teak cuttings are from Andrianna Shamaris.
French doors lead from the living room to a patio. The sofa, by Barbara Barry for Baker, is covered in a Nobilis fabric.
The tub is positioned alongside original diamond-pane windows.
The ceiling fixture and chairs in the dining room are from Holly Hunt.
Grass-cloth walls in the master bedroom emphasize the house’s stunning architecture. The headboard is from John Robshaw; the batik throw is from Andrianna Shamaris.
A brick-lined approach leads to both the former carriage house’s new front entry.
The patio includes sofas from Jardin de Ville and a fire pit coffee table from Restoration Hardware. The locust-post canopy is from Marders.
Teak chairs from Homenature and chaise longues from Sutherland are arranged around the pool area.
This article appears in the August-15 2013 issue of HC&G (Hamptons Cottages & Gardens).