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"A Geometric Hamptons Guesthouse\nThe architects at Leroy Street Studio and decorator Thad Hayes design a beach retreat with a modern edge\nWith architecture by Leroy Street Studio and interior design by Thad Hayes, this commodious Long Island, New York, house is all about geometry, glass\u2014and great views.\nThe slotlike main entrance leads through the house to the rear deck.\nBacked by painterly views, the double-height living area features a cocktail table topped with lava stone; the Hayes-designed sofas and club chairs are upholstered in fabrics by Florence Broadhurst from Signature Prints and Glant, respectively. One wall has built-in temperature-controlled wine storage, which is framed by bookshelves; the Hechizoo silk-blend carpet is from Cristina Grajales Gallery.\nA row of Jack Pierson works on paper is displayed in the living area.\nGeorge Nakashima captain&amp;#39;s chairs surround the dining area&amp;#39;s Hayes-designed walnut table; the pendant fixture is 1950s Stilnovo, and the large painting is Heerenlux by Daan van Golden.\nThe cabana room, with its retractable glass walls opened.\nThe kitchen features an Eames table by Herman Miller, Just Scandinavian chairs, and custom-made glass pendant lights by Deborah Czeresko for Site Specific Art Management. The upper cabinets were crafted by MADE, the brushed-aluminum lower cabinets and island are by Bulthaup, and the counters are by Caesarstone; the sink fittings are by Dornbracht.\nCurtains of a Cr\u00E9ation Baumann fabric filter the light in a bedroom. The headboard was designed by Hayes and is upholstered in a Twill Textiles linen. The vintage Pierre Guariche armchair is covered in fabric by Holly Hunt.\nNurseryworks beds are paired in the bunk room; the wool carpet is by Beauvais.\nThe adjacent bath is equipped with a Corian sink designed by Leroy Street Studio; the sink fittings are by Dornbracht, and the blue tile is from Ann Sacks.\nThe pool overlooks wetlands.\nLeroy Street Studio&amp;#39;s plans for the first and second floors illustrate the building&amp;#39;s winged form."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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