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An Athena Calderone-Designed Home in Amagansett

The host of this light-filled, four-bed midcentury-modern gem is none other than interior designer and AD April cover star, Athena Calderone. If the opportunity to rest your head in the tastemaker’s stylish, sun-drenched rental wasn’t enticing enough, the Calacatta Monet marble-clad kitchen and wall of floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook the oversized pool might are all the further convincing you need. Nestled on one-and-a-half acres of land, this Bates Masi–renovated home is an earthy, soothing space made for entertaining with a long dining table and lots of outdoor seating. The textured interiors are also well worth the visit—filled with vintage treasures including a Rogan Gregory light sculpture, a wood plinth by Milo Baughman, and a 1960s bamboo armchair by Giovanni Travasa.

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A Playful Sag Harbor Cottage for Families

Encompassing three bedrooms and two bathrooms, this cheerful, retro-inspired space is ideal for a family getaway. Bamboo sitting chairs, a vintage-style record player, and a hanging rattan porch chair play into a coastal yet refined style. Color is a big theme that runs through the home. Joyful art and a vibrant gallery wall break up the mostly white living room, while the three main bedrooms employ a calming pastel color scheme of sky blue, pale pink, or lemon yellow. For any families who visit, the fenced-in yard, safety lock-equipped pool, and optional crib are additional amenities for those with small children.

A Moody, Spa-like Retreat in East Hampton

This contemporary three-bedroom home, repainted in black, cuts a striking figure among its verdant surroundings. A cheery marigold kitchen, lime-green doors, bright red dining chairs, and royal blue sun loungers lend personality to the otherwise neutral space, without overwhelming it with color. The windowed sauna, cedar hot tub, and heated pool are the real draw here, though, encouraging guests to bliss out in nature. Sliding glass doors and private balconies also ensure that those restorative effects are experienced even while inside the house.

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