A conceptual interior architecture proposal for a client seeking a stately Hamptons home with the ease and warmth of relaxed coastal living.

The design balances traditional architectural character with a refined, contemporary material language.

Modern kitchen with cream-colored cabinets, marble backsplash, large island with barstools, and a sitting area with a round table and built-in sofa near large windows.
A spacious bathroom with a freestanding bathtub next to large windows, a vanity with two sinks, and a walk-in shower with glass doors. The bathroom has beige tiles, light-colored walls, and modern lighting fixtures.
A spacious bedroom with a large bed, nightstands with lamps, and elegant decor. There is a sitting area with chairs and a fireplace in the background. Large windows and glass doors let in natural light.

SCOPE

Conceptual interior architecture for a prospective client — kitchen, primary bedroom, and primary bathroom. Space planning, bespoke joinery design, material specification, lighting direction, and fixture selection.

Modern kitchen with beige cabinetry, marble countertops, a large island with seating, stainless steel appliances, a cozy corner with a round dining table and built-in banquette, and large windows letting in natural light, decorated with plants and flowers.

NORTH AMERICA - KITCHEN INTERIOR - 2020

Hamptons Residence

MATERIALS

Natural oak
Honed limestone
Softly veined quartzite
Lacquered cabinetry
Unlacquered brass
Performance linen

The kitchen was conceived as the heart of the residence. Natural oak joinery, softly veined stone, warm brass fittings, and tailored architectural detailing create a space that feels elegant without becoming formal. A generous central island and integrated breakfast area support both everyday family life and effortless entertaining.

This design language continues into the primary bedroom and bathroom through layered natural textures, bespoke millwork, and a quiet, tonal palette. The bedroom feels tailored yet comfortable, while the bathroom was envisioned as a serene, spa-like retreat grounded in stone, oak, and softly finished metalwork.

The concept demonstrates a cohesive approach to the home — carrying one considered design language from the principal living spaces into the private suite, with every material, proportion, and detail working together.