Tory Burch’s Classic Southampton Home

An avenue of sugar maples leading to the main entrance.

Tory Burch in the driveway, wearing her Cadyn jacket.

Tory Burch, in the sylvia gown (similar here) from her fall 2017 collection, stands next to a celebrated Diego Giacometti table in the entrance hall. Carpet by Stark.

Boxwood topiaries grace shelled alcoves in the black-and-white marble-tiled gallery, while two antique chairs that came with the house frame a view of the wood-paneled library.

A Diego Giacometti table sits atop a Stark carpet in the entryway.

From the moldings to the black-and-white floor, original architectural details are front and center in westerly’s ground-floor hallway. Louis XVI chairs and benches.

A pair of Louis Seize needlepoint chairs found at Sotheby’s, brass-and-crystal chandeliers found at Liz O’Brien, and hand-colored Japanese botanical prints enliven one end of the former ballroom.

The living room sofas are upholstered in Colefax and Fowler’s iconic Bowood. 1930s crystal chandelier from Liz O’Brien; curtains of a Brunschwig & Fils silk; La Manufacture Cogolin carpet.

The library features sofas by Albert Vitiello decorators, upholstered in a Robert Kime linen. Red bamboo chairs cushioned in a Fortuny print.

Quadrille linens, antique blue-and-white china, and woven chairs from John Himmel, found through antiques dealer John Rosselli, in the solarium.

Quadrille paper covers the walls of the sunroom. A vintage Karl Springer linen-wrapped cocktail table sits on a rug by Stark. The sofa wears a Quadrille print.

A set of 17th-Century porcelain plates salvaged from a shipwreck hangs above an Italian neoclassical sofa. Rug by Patterson Flynn Martin; baskets by Homenature.

In the dining room, Stephen Antonson tables are set with a mix of china including Dodie Thayer for Tory Burch lettuceware and Tory Burch spring meadow glasses. Antique chairs painted chalky white with seat cushions of a Les Indiennes cotton. Custom Iksel Decorative Arts wall covering and curtains; La Manufacture Cogolin carpet.

Burch, wearing Valentino (similar here and here), in her dining room, with its custom Iznik-inspired panels by Paris design company Iksel.

The bed and walls in a guest room share the same Brunschwig & Fils pattern (Bird and Thistle). Bedding by Leontine Linens and D. Porthault.

Here is another angle of the room via Instagram.

A bedroom features antique Imari ironstone and floral wall upholstery from Colefax and Fowler.

A lovely lilac guest room featuring D. Porthault linens and a handmade Indian Dhurrie. Image via Tory Burch In Color.

Rayure Fleurie by Madeleine Castaing graces the walls of this powder room. Image via Tory Burch In Color.

A classic Colefax and Fowler floral sets the tone in the master bedroom of Westerly. The painted George III–style four-poster is dressed in D. Porthault linens; Carlo Bugatti chairs flank the fireplace; botanical prints by Renzo Mongiardino; La Manufacture Cogolin carpet.

SIDENOTE: Did anyone else notice that Tory’s bedroom bears a striking resemblance to the former Fifth Avenue bedroom of Lee Radziwill? The Fuchsia chintz, flooring, and Renzo Mongiardino botanicals! This image originally appeared in the July/August 1975 issue of Architectural Digest.

Lulu, a standard poodle, sits outside the poolhouse, festooned with climbing roses.

Burch restored an elegant trelliswork pool pavilion that was original to the house.

A table in the poolhouse dining rotunda is set with D. Porthault linens and Mottahedeh Tobacco Leaf china.

Zuber’s exuberant bamboo adorns the powder-room walls. Reminds me of the beautiful Tory Burch Rosemont print for fall!

Low box hedges filled in with salvia line the formal garden, re-created by landscape architect Perry Guillot.

A D. Porthault tablecloth dresses the table in the poolhouse. Vintage chairs by Tony Duquette.

The garden façade.