An All-American Home in the Hamptons

Happy Fourth of July! Today we are back in the Hamptons touring the gorgeous home of Michael Giannelli and his husband Gregory Shano. On Friday, we toured Michael’s charming shop, East Hampton Gardens, and it just so happens that Gregory is a renowned interior designer. Located just five minutes from Michael’s shop, their home is quintessential Hamptons, All-American, and perfect for a July Fourth celebration!

Built in the 1930s, the couple renovated the cottage from top to bottom in 2012, working with Architect Martin Sosa of Arcologica Architecture and Builder Doug Cavallo.

“We wanted to keep with the style of the neighborhood which was local fishermen cottages,” said Gregory.  A new roof was added with great care not to overpower or max out the roofline, and dormers were added to the attic which provided space for the primary suite and bath. A new kitchen was installed along with new windows, shingles, and a double height sunroom and back porch. “You name it, we did it!” he said.

Let’s take a look inside!

For additional information, please visit www.gregoryshano.com and follow @gbsnyc15 on Instagram. You will also want to take our tour of East Hampton Gardens and follow @easthamptongardens.

5 COMMENTS

  1. This is such a beautiful yet understated home. The renovations that were done seem to be done with great forethought and not just with the intent of making the home bigger and ostentatious. It’s great to see homes that were improved and still fit in with the neighborhood. The hydrangeas are also gorgeous!

  2. Such a beautiful home, thank you for the tour!!
    Is there anyway, that you could find out, for all of us who are in love with the home THE PAINT COLORS please!!
    That sandy color in the sunroom, the trim color and the floors , so elegant.
    Thank you

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