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A chair is a chair is a chair. Not necessarily so when it was designed by the legendary Charles Eames and his wife Ray Eames for the Herman Miller Company. The lounge chair, a modern take on a 19th century English club chair, is the most coveted and recognizable classic after 50 years. You see it in chic real estate ads, on Instagram, on Frasier reruns. But their other chairs had staying power too and are available in new interpretations from Herman Miller and Hay, a Danish design brand.

Herman Miller X Hay Eames Recycled Molded Plastic Armchair Charles and Ray Eames adapted molding techniques developed during World War II to produce their classic molded plastic shell chair’s simple, gracious form, a design from 1950. $495 store.moma.org

Herman Miller x Hay Eames Compact Sofa The Compact Sofa was inspired by a built-in that Charles and Ray Eames created for their home in Pacific Palisades, California in 1954. With plush foam cushions supported by resilient webbing, it offers firm but flexible support. This famous couch is offered in a special reissue of Alexander Girard’s colorfully striped Jacob’s Coat textile, a design from 1959.
$6,500 store.moma.org

Herman Miller Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman in All Grain Leather Introduced in 1956, it became one of the most significant designs of the 20th century. The supple leather, according to Eames, was meant to mimic “the warm receptive look of a well-used first baseman’s mitt.”
Starting at $6,495 DWR.com and at Southampton Design Within Reach store

Herman Miller X Hay Eames LCW Lounge Chair Designed in 1945, it began as an experiment, created via a machine that molded plywood with the help of heat and a bicycle pump. Today, the low-slung chair features an expertly crafted molded seat and back that cradles you in comfort. $1,195 store.moma.org

Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman in Checker Fabric A fresh look for a classic. Maharam Checker, a durable woven fabric designed by Alexander Girard in 1965, adds graphic punch at a scale that’s easy to live with and mix into a room. Starting at $5,895 DWR.com

Herman Miller x Hay Eames Wire Chair or Wire-Back Office Chair Designed in 1951, the chair is now available in four new colors with an optional outdoor-safe seat pad. $1,090 store.moma.org

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First time ever on the market, this is a unique op

First time ever on the market, this is a unique opportunity to own in the desirable and charming Historic District in the Village of Sag Harbor. 63 Glover Street is considered the most sought-after in the Village, boasting 100± ft. of panoramic water frontage, half bulkheaded, on Sag Harbor Cove with a deep water dock and a separate living cottage. Represented by @thebestofthehamptons of @brownharrisstevens. [link in bio]

Drawing inspiration from the Greek Revival style o

Drawing inspiration from the Greek Revival style of architecture, 7 Somers Place was developed by Sag Harbor master builder, Robert Tortora. The gracious living room with mantled masonry fireplace and elevated ceilings flows to the spacious dining room and custom light-filled kitchen. Represented by @thechrisritchey and Kim Hovey of @compass. [link in bio]

Elegance and intelligence abound at this waterfron

Elegance and intelligence abound at this waterfront masterpiece with 8,065± sq ft, 7 bedrooms and 8.5 baths. 101 Jessup Lane boasts a sweeping double stairway entry hallway, 7 romantic fireplaces, a large gathering room, formal dining room, billiard room, and exercise room with sauna. Represented by @rydbergkent of @douglaselliman. [link in bio]

Discover fabulous floral finds and nature-inspired

Discover fabulous floral finds and nature-inspired treasures to bring beauty and charm to your life. Whether you’re adding a touch of nature to your home or finding the perfect gift, these blooming delights are sure to brighten your day! [link in bio]

Spring, of course, leads inexorably into another s

Spring, of course, leads inexorably into another summer season here in the Hamptons. According to agents we spoke to, demand is quite strong this year for rentals. A quality medium-priced property, well presented with amenities, is eagerly sought-after. Publicly listed rentals range from a high of $2.5 million, Memorial Day to Labor Day, on Cobb Lane in Water Mill, with quite a few more $1 million plus rentals than usual. [link in bio]

Perched atop the dunes at Louse Point sits a pictu

Perched atop the dunes at Louse Point sits a picturesque house, perfect for enjoying all seasons that East Hampton has to offer. Situated on three quarters of an acre with almost 360 degree views of Gardiner’s Bay and Accabonac Harbor, 86 & 88 Louse Point are truly unique. Represented by @petrieteam of @compass. [link in bio]

Set to be completed this year, this extraordinary

Set to be completed this year, this extraordinary property spans 2.5± acres of cleared land and showcases over 12,125± sq. ft. of architectural sophistication and refined design. With 9 bedrooms, 11 full baths, and 2 half baths, 261 Millstone Road offers an exceptional blend of spaces for both relaxation and entertainment. Represented by @susan.breitenbach of @thecorcorangroup. [link in bio]

The charming and historic Sag Harbor home at 110 D

The charming and historic Sag Harbor home at 110 Division Street – lovingly restored and modernized by the sellers, TV personalities-turned-developers @rickygoldin and @grettamonahan – has sold.

Lifestyle expert/TV personality Gretta Monahan and her partner, actor and HGTV design personality Ricky Paull Goldin spent over two years on the $3M renovation and took great care to keep the integrity of the original home. The completely turnkey home sold at $5.2M. The home exclusively represented by @douglaselliman agents Nicole Tunick and Zachary Tunick and Michael Shultz at @bespoke.realestate brought the buyer to the deal.

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