Karyn Millet

Toby Scott

One of the most amazing moments that can be seen in nature is an act of creating a new thing. When I stare at the calmness of the sea I know that whirls from which waves are born are hidden beneath the surface. Although the sea is serene, great powers are working in places that cannot be seen to the naked eye.

©Brett Bulthuis 2018

Photo: Rikki Snyder © 2013 Houzz Pink game table: fabricated by Jim Greene, Brooklyn, NY; Volutes consoles, Roche Bobois; Bowling chandelier, Roche Bobois; trio of tables: Ovni, Roche Bobois; silver accessories: Christofle; mirror TV by Séura; drapery fabric: Verel de Belval, pearl trim & tie backs, Samuel and Sons Passementerie; drapery fabrication, including Marie Antoinette (drapery trim) bows were all done by Muriel Valette-Rogir, About Details LLC; Authentic Louis XV chairs, private collection; Chair upholstery by About Details LLC using pink Panama Rose fabric by Créations Méthaphores; Place Vendôme mural and Marie Antoinette illustration by Chesley McLaren (picture frame by Arteriors Home); Framing by Paris Framemakers, NYC; Stark carpet "David Hicks collection, Octagram design in Blush; Ladureé: Macaron and other display sweets; Églomisé (reverse painted glass) vases: Decor by Guillaume Gentet; pedestal & Sconces: Global Views & Studio | A; artificial lighting for doorway: REVCO Lighting & Electrical Supply, Southampton, NY; wood/boiserie: Dykes Lumber Company, Brooklyn, NY; ornamental shrubs & flowers: Silverleaf, NY; Villadom Corp., home-builder/on-site electrical work; TRI-R Services, East Hampton (new interior walls); pink miniature Eiffel Tower by Merci Gustave; accent pillow fabric by Christian Fischbacher LLC

Thierry Cardineau In prime position is the cocktail bar, where a sleek, cosmic black granite counter tops a back lit dragon-stone panel. Standing by, a pair of luxe and supremely comfortable bar stools, from Hill House’s own collection, await guests wishing to sip their aperitifs whilst enjoying unparalleled views of the London skyline. Above the bar is a second wide screen TV , bordered by spotlit alcove shelving – the perfect home for rare malts or post dinner ‘digestifs’. A temperature controlled humidor for the Havanas and two wine chillers are deftly tucked out of view beneath the bar.