One of the main reasons I would ever want a home in the Hamptons is to host guests throughout the summer. And with this guestroom, designed by Katie Leede, I would most certainly not be ashamed to put any guest up in here. The soft blue moldings on the paneling along with the coffered ceiling beams are the perfect compliment to the blue and green pattern on the wallpaper. The upholstered headboard is the perfect opposite to the sleek and modern glass-topped desk across from it, both making the room feel contemporary but comfortable. This mature guest room is definitely for the parents of the children that are staying across the hall... See below.
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Because the Hamptons are surrounded by beaches, who better to entertain at the beach than small children? As fun as those little ones are frolicking in the sand all day, they'll need a place to crash when all is said and done. Tammy Connor designed this guest bedroom with the younger demographic in mind, with a set of twin beds, soothing tones of greens and browns; all set by striped wallpaper in horizontal and vertical positions. This quaint bedroom has a view of the pool, and enough space in between the beds to place around in the early morning. And all of the linens in this bedroom are done by chic ladies of Serena and Lily.
All photos courtesy of Tim Schroeder
