At an East Hampton home renovated by Randy Correll of Robert A.M. Stern Architects and designer Dara Stern, Circa Lighting lanterns are installed on a terrace above a table accented with a Kuba cloth runner and surrounded by RH chairs. The hurricanes and tray are by Mecox, and the faceted vase is by Hitoshi Kato from Roman and Williams Guild.

Architect Randy Correll rebuilt the central portion of the house, raising the ceiling heights, and added columned porches to the front that were inspired by a 19th-century McKim, Mead & White home nearby.

A work by Frank Stella presides over the living room, where custom-made sofas and an ottoman by Luther Quintana surround a Moroccan cocktail table; the upholstery, accent pillows, and curtains are all Holly Hunt fabrics, and the rug is by Beauvais Carpets.

In the library, dusky lacquered walls provide a contrasting backdrop for Sean Scully artworks and sofas upholstered in a creamy Rogers & Goffigon fabric. The cocktail table, custom designed in the style of Karl Springer, is topped by a Vedran Jakšić bowl from Roman and Williams Guild.

A suite of six etchings and aquatints by artist Sean Scully hangs in the library, which was painted by Prelude Painting in a shade
of navy lacquer.

Paintings by Israel Lund encircle the dining room, where a Fortuny light fixture hangs above a custom-made table by Classic Cabinets and chairs by Luther Quintana; the suede chair fabric and cowhide rug are by Dualoy.

Bay windows were added to the kitchen to bring in more light. The bright space now features pendants from Circa Lighting, a Wolf range, and a backsplash and fittings by Waterworks.

The original stair hall was reconfigured with French doors to give an immediate view into the garden. A violet canvas by American artist Mark Flood gives the area an instant burst of color.

In the master bedroom, armchairs crafted by Luther Quintana in a Holly Hunt fabric are paired with a rug by Stark Carpet; the fireplace is a custom design by Robert A.M. Stern Architects.

In the master bath, the fixtures and fittings are by Waterworks, the sconces are by RH, and the stool is by Made Goods; the floor is Thassos tile inlaid with strips of Kromoglass.

“The sunroom is a totally new addition to the house,” says Randy Correll of Robert A.M. Stern Architects. “Our client loves porches and couldn’t have enough.” Facing a scattering of old sycamore trees, the light-flooded space is furnished with a sofa, a chair, an ottoman, and a rug by RH.

White roses climb the home’s north façade, which is paved with granite from Williams Stone Company. Daybeds by Walters Wicker offer a soigné perch for poolside lounging.

Near the pool, landscape designer Justin Terzi created a parterre of boxwood and Russian sage divided by a stone path leading to a Chippendale iron bench.