Since the nineteenth century, Hamptons housing has been owned by weekenders or summer houses in the area where Manhattans elite retreat to escape the heat of the city. Spending down time surrounded by flowing whites, clean lines and natural fibres.
A classic and formal yet relaxed look, characterised by mostly white or weathered grey exteriors, and lots of details such as porches, balconies, balustrades and mouldings. Interiors are light and bright with high ceilings and mostly neutral colour schemes, often set off against duck-egg blue or navy-coloured furnishings and accessories set on bleached oak or light timber floors. Blue or grey painted cabinetry and joinery is an alternative to all white, and works well in coastal homes, reflecting the colours of the ocean.
Traditional Hamptons
Always chic and elegant, but never overdone. Tradition Hamptons style spaces feel welcoming and as if they could have been part of a home for generations. Provincial Hamptons interior design style strikes that ideal balance between intricate details and high-end style, with casual effortlessness. Hamptons style is decidedly unfussy and unpretentious, there is an admiration for the details and the finer elements of furniture and accessories. With an appreciation for both the old and new and a willingness to embrace the imperfections that might be found in certain pieces of furniture. A use of natural materials like carved or rustic wood, linen, and wool, featuring parquetry, natural warm tones, armoire, cabriole legs, antique furniture, and antique gold accents. Brushed nickel, wrought iron, chrome, glass, and stainless steel are all popular choices for Hamptons kitchen pendant lighting. Antique chandeliers are often used as a way to bring in elements of traditional style and timelessness.





Farmhouse Hamptons
Coastal Hamptons
Think seaside coastal surf shack. Nautical and tropical, boho schemes featuring a crisp, white interior with natural furniture made from rattan and wicker are common, casual, comfortable, and easy. Ocean inspired touches like shells, glass bottles, or woven baskets, but the key is not to go overboard. Decluttered easy and natural, a more minimalistic vibe feeling that everything just flows, bungalow style. We see gorgeous rustic moments and different toned woods. The predominantly white foundation carefully paired with a number of other calm and inviting tones, giving a look that is equal parts cool and equal parts warm. Beaded basket chandeliers, barrel-inspired lantern chandeliers with rope details are coastally-inspired, as are chandeliers made of shells. Sometimes pendant lights may have woven shades, bringing in hints of nature and seagrass that’s works so well in a Costal Hamptons home.


