We have just purchased this beautiful house and I’m looking for ways to give it a more Hamptons coastal feel

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.. (obviously won’t be traditional). We have inside sorted but struggling with the outside.

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We also want to put a a 1.2m fence out the front and again have 0 ideas on what to go with.

The water is directly across from the house so we don’t want to hinder the view in anyway.

Thank-you in advance to all you amazing creative people.
Dana

Post by Dana »

This house is sleek and modern. Just embrace that style. Don’t try to make it something it isn’t.

A hodgepodge of styles will look ridiculous.
Diane

Post by Diane »

Congratulations on your new home. You could make it coastal Hampton by putting white timber vertical slats over the front facade and change the glass verandah to timber slats.
Angela

Post by Angela »

Just accept you bought a very modern house. I'm thinking the kitchen etc is very shiny, sleek and modern? Trying to pin anything traditional onto it will only look ridiculous. It's the equivalent of buying a heritage traditional house and trying to make it look like this house.
Lauren

Post by Lauren »

The horizontal slats at top of deck and the grey section over left top window I would have painted a crisp white. Also, the fan on the deck could be changed to the coastal large leaf style fans with white deck furniture. They are probably the easiest changes to do first.
Rachel

Post by Rachel »

Leave it. It’s not the least bit Hamptons and giving it a mishmash of different features won’t make it look better. It looks great as it is. Embrace the modern coastal vibes which suits its location. Personally I’d just update the garden.
Nola

Post by Nola »

It’s beautiful as is. You can decorate the interior in Hamptons. The outside is perfect.
Michelle

Post by Michelle »

Obviously as you said not traditional Hamptons but gorgeous as it is. I wouldn’t change a thing.
Carol

Post by Carol »

I would add succulents to the bed directly in front of the house where the four reddish plants are. Maybe take them out and replace with hardy salt tolerant plants such as coastal rosemary. Go for silvers and greens rather than reddish foliage.
Kate

Post by Kate »

I’d be going white and clear glass and stone and clean lines … I’d be thinking along the lines of …
  • Three Birds Renovations …
  • Salt at Shoal Bay
  • Palm Springs look
I’d change the dark glass balustrade on the front of the house …
I’d amp up the landscaping with palms and a tropical vibe …
The fence could be sand coloured stone panels/feature parts and white panels …
I can visualise it all but can’t quite find the pics to illustrate what I mean! Here’s a few pics I did find to make a grid for you … good luck!

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Kate

Post by Kate »

I’d be going white and clear glass and stone and clean lines … I’d be thinking along the lines of …
  • Three Birds Renovations …
  • Salt at Shoal Bay
  • Palm Springs look
I’d change the dark glass balustrade on the front of the house …
I’d amp up the landscaping with palms and a tropical vibe …
The fence could be sand coloured stone panels/feature parts and white panels …
I can visualise it all but can’t quite find the pics to illustrate what I mean! Here’s a few pics I did find to make a grid for you … good luck!

Image
Michelle

Post by Michelle »

Like Robbie said. Definitely something like this but with maybe wider slats and maybe space under the bottom rail for water issues… flooding

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