Photo of cottage and the pool in the backyard as seen from the pool area
2005 Hamptons Cottage and Garden Magazine Idea House by Sterling-Huddleson Architects, Bridgehampton, NY
© courtesy of Sterling-Huddleson Architects

Yesterday we received this interesting project in our mail box. It's 2005 Hamptons Cottage and Garden Magazine Idea House designed by architects from Sterling-Huddleson Architects. 2005 Hamptons Cottage, located in Bridgehampton, NY, used to be a dilapidated barn in an overgrown, rather uninspiring field before  it was transformed into brilliant residence.


"Sterling-Huddleson designed this showcase house for Hamptons Cottages and Gardens. Owned by an avid art collector, the house was designed as a unique set of vernacular shapes that would nestle into its Hamptons context, as well as provide the generous wall space that contemporary art requires. To view more visit their Facebook page."
          -Sterling-Huddleson Architects


"The living room is positioned over the original barn’s footprint with a new house stretched out along an east/west axis on either side to look at the assemblage of structures typical of area farms. The house also contains very modern amenities - the latest in kitchen and bath technology, radiant heat and a geothermal cooling system that, according to contractor Jim Fauci, looks like a mini NASA operating in the basement."
          -Katherine Lagomarsino

Photo of backyard and the pool area as seen from the pool
2005 Hamptons Cottage and Garden Magazine Idea House by Sterling-Huddleson Architects, Bridgehampton, NY
© courtesy of Sterling-Huddleson Architects

Photo of green grass around the pool in the backyard of restored cottage
2005 Hamptons Cottage and Garden Magazine Idea House by Sterling-Huddleson Architects, Bridgehampton, NY
© courtesy of Sterling-Huddleson Architects

Photo of pool furniture by the pool in the backyard
2005 Hamptons Cottage and Garden Magazine Idea House by Sterling-Huddleson Architects, Bridgehampton, NY
© courtesy of Sterling-Huddleson Architects

Photo of terrace and the pool furniture by the pool
2005 Hamptons Cottage and Garden Magazine Idea House by Sterling-Huddleson Architects, Bridgehampton, NY
© courtesy of Sterling-Huddleson Architects

Photo of front entrance and driveway in front of restored cottage
2005 Hamptons Cottage and Garden Magazine Idea House by Sterling-Huddleson Architects, Bridgehampton, NY
© courtesy of Sterling-Huddleson Architects

Photo of garden furniture on the grass in the backyard
2005 Hamptons Cottage and Garden Magazine Idea House by Sterling-Huddleson Architects, Bridgehampton, NY
© courtesy of Sterling-Huddleson Architects

Photo of dining table and chairs inside of dining room
2005 Hamptons Cottage and Garden Magazine Idea House by Sterling-Huddleson Architects, Bridgehampton, NY
© courtesy of Sterling-Huddleson Architects

Photo of traditional furniture in the living room
2005 Hamptons Cottage and Garden Magazine Idea House by Sterling-Huddleson Architects, Bridgehampton, NY
© courtesy of Sterling-Huddleson Architects

Photo of modern kitchen island in the kitchen of restored cottage
2005 Hamptons Cottage and Garden Magazine Idea House by Sterling-Huddleson Architects, Bridgehampton, NY
© courtesy of Sterling-Huddleson Architects

Photo of white sink in modern bathroom of restored cottage
2005 Hamptons Cottage and Garden Magazine Idea House by Sterling-Huddleson Architects, Bridgehampton, NY
© courtesy of Sterling-Huddleson Architects

Photo of white fireplace in the living room with two shairs
2005 Hamptons Cottage and Garden Magazine Idea House by Sterling-Huddleson Architects, Bridgehampton, NY
© courtesy of Sterling-Huddleson Architects

Close up photo of dining table with food on it
2005 Hamptons Cottage and Garden Magazine Idea House by Sterling-Huddleson Architects, Bridgehampton, NY
© courtesy of Sterling-Huddleson Architects

Photo of magazine cover where this restored cottage is published
2005 Hamptons Cottage and Garden Magazine Idea House by Sterling-Huddleson Architects, Bridgehampton, NY
© courtesy of Sterling-Huddleson Architects

 
Top