The Hamptons is a setting where there is no shortage of opulent homes that take their homeowners away from constant urban rush. But the Amagansett House is a touch different from the others in the neighborhood both on the outside and the inside. Designed by Jessica Helgerson Interior Design, the house was specifically created to meet the needs of its stylish owners by combining their existing collection of Danish décor pieces with a backdrop that is understated and classy. Scandinavian is the style of choice inside this lovely retreat where the backdrop is largely white and monochromatic. Apart from the muted backdrop, it is pale and painted wood features along with brass and marble accents that make the biggest visual impact in here.

Scandinavian influences find their way into this lovely getaway in the Hamptons








The most striking feature of this home is the seamless way in which the outdoors and the interior are intertwined to create large social spaces where nature takes over. A flood of natural light illuminates all the rooms and the color scheme of wood, white and natural greenery can be found in the bedroom and bathrooms as well. Bunk beds in the kids’ room, custom built-in benches in every level of the house and curated furniture pieces that save space without taking away from the beautiful, cheerful appeal of the interior complete a setting that just looks picture-perfect.

Kitchen of the Hamptons home in white with wooden table and chairs
Kitchen of the house flows into the porch area outside at the Amagansett House
Gorgeous dining area in wood and white has an indoor-outdoor appeal about it
Muted color scheme in wood and white along with metallic accents shape the living room
Custom decor and built-in seats are an important part of the lovely Hamptons home

This Hamptons home was a departure from the historic homes we often take on. With significant changes to the floor plan and finishes, the home transformed into a light filled Scandinavian inspired getaway for our clients. We designed cozy sitting rooms with built in sofas on each floor and expanded the kitchen to include space previously occupied by a screened porch.

Master bedroom and bathroom of the home with lovely blue accents
Wall decals bring subtle pattern to the bedroom in white and wood without altering its color scheme
Beautiful shaded pergola and green outdoors create a pleasant social zone at the Amagansett house
Bunk beds in the kids room with Scandinavian style inside the Hamptons retreat
Street facade of the Amagansett House in The Hamptons

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