Equestrian Facility
EQUESTRIAN MASTERPIECE
Framed vintage Hermes scarves line the mahogany walls of the West Pond Drive tack room, featuring leather seating, custom millwork, and imported iron saddle and bridle racks. This Bridgehampton reception room is designed for the equine connoisseur with a vision of coupling the fine French 1832 Hermes saddlery and a modern-day working facility.
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Picturesque
Designed and executed in collaboration with DH Murray Architecture, this picturesque property captures the essence of a traditional equestrian facility with influences from the renowned Calumet Farm.
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Rich Heritage
Reminiscent of the historic and iconic farms in Lexington, Kentucky, it stands as a testament to the rich heritage of the equestrian world.
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Exquisite
The interiors of the tack rooms and common areas showcase exquisite craftsmanship, featuring mahogany shiplap walls. The space is elegantly furnished with leather club chairs and accessories from Missoni Home, creating a luxurious and inviting atmosphere.
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Sophistication
An air of sophistication fills the grand common area, accentuated by the beautiful display of framed Hermes scarves adorning the walls.
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Impeccable
Impeccable attention to detail shines through as custom saddle racks from England grace the tack room areas.
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Eye-Catching Textures
An array of Missoni home blankets and cushions transform the space with their eye-catching textures.
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Perfect Blend
The perfect blend of leather and soft textiles creates a chic and cozy ambiance.
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Harmonious Balance
Experience the impeccable fusion of luxurious leather and plush textiles, achieving a harmonious balance of style and comfort.
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Seamless Blend
This seamless blend of French 1832 Hermes saddlery and modern functionality make it a truly exceptional space for both work and relaxation.