Clad in Bulgarian limestone, this 9,000 s.f. contemporary residence sits on the dunes in Quogue with views to both the Atlantic Ocean and Shinnecock Bay. A combination of three materials – limestone, ipe and stucco – present a clean material palate that blends into the surrounding environment. The house is split at the north easterly […]
Clad in Bulgarian limestone, this 9,000 s.f. contemporary residence sits on the dunes in Quogue with views to both the Atlantic Ocean and Shinnecock Bay. A combination of three materials – limestone, ipe and stucco – present a clean material palate that blends into the surrounding environment. The house is split at the north easterly […]
Clad in Bulgarian limestone, this 9,000 s.f. contemporary residence sits on the dunes in Quogue with views to both the Atlantic Ocean and Shinnecock Bay. A combination of three materials – limestone, ipe and stucco – present a clean material palate that blends into the surrounding environment. The house is split at the north easterly […]
Clad in Bulgarian limestone, this 9,000 s.f. contemporary residence sits on the dunes in Quogue with views to both the Atlantic Ocean and Shinnecock Bay. A combination of three materials – limestone, ipe and stucco – present a clean material palate that blends into the surrounding environment. The house is split at the north easterly […]
Clad in Bulgarian limestone, this 9,000 s.f. contemporary residence sits on the dunes in Quogue with views to both the Atlantic Ocean and Shinnecock Bay. A combination of three materials – limestone, ipe and stucco – present a clean material palate that blends into the surrounding environment. The house is split at the north easterly […]
Like a ship looking out to sea, this new 3,800 square-foot Shingle Style house overlooks both Moriches Bay and a large marsh conservancy. Its many nautical references contribute to the shipboard feel: round windows, a compass floor inset, bead-board paneling, upper and lower porches. The house also features classic Shingle Style characteristics, neither grand nor […]
