July 3, 2014aliceinqueens

2nd Annual Holiday Hampton House Preview and Opening NIght White Gala

Last weekend, I visited Sag Harbor with Vyna St. Phard (High End Weekly) and friends to preview the 2nd Annual Holiday House Hamptons, presented by HC&G (Hamptons Cottages & Gardens) located at Watchcase, 15 Church Street in Sag Harbor, New York.   Watchouse, a 130-year old historic, former Bulova watchcase factory, is undergoing a dramatic transformation by the developers Cape Advisors into the Hamptons’ first resort-style luxury condominium project. 

Eighteen top interior and landscape designers, each transformed a unique space within three Watchcase homes,  featuring original holiday-themed indoor and outdoor living spaces. The showhouse will be open to the public daily through Sunday, August 10, 2014.  Proceeds from the event will benefit The Breast Cancer Research Foundation®.  

Top right: Iris Dankner, founder of Holiday House, is a 17-year breast cancer survivor who created the event to join her passion for interior design with her determination to eradicate this deadly disease.

Holiday House Hamptons’ participating design and landscape firms: Bjørnen Design, Brady Design, Campion Platt, dale cohen designstudio, Elizabeth Dow Home, Elsa Soyars Interior Design, Eugenia Au Kim, The Design Studio, Huniford Design Studio, ID Creations, Jen Going Interiors, Milly de Cabrol – Ani Antreasyan, Scott Formby, Studio MRS, Tamara Magel, Terradesign, Vicente Wolf, West Chin Architects & Interior Designers.

A tented oasis created to feel like summer in the South of France designed by Vicente Wolf.
I loved this pool lounge designed by Scott Formby with its gigantic lantern and antique armoire by Billy Baldwin made for Mary Wells Lawrence artfully arranged with gorgeous vintage kimonos.
 
 
 
 
Living room designed by James Huniford


Interior Designer James Huniford Louise Nevelson hanging wood sculpture
Designer James Huniford
Above: Designed by Iris Dankner
Cheerful outdoor patio designed by Eugenia Au Kim, The Design Studio with dishes from Kim Sebert and select items from Indonesia.
 
Campion Platt’s penthouse master bedroom inspired by a “Spring Awakening”
 
 

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