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Timeless Elegance

Architecture should speak

of its time and place, but

yearn for timelessness.

FRANK GEHRY

Being the builder that introduced the Hamptons

look to Australia, we have a great understanding

on how to re-create and diversify this now extremely

popular style.

Porter Davis &The Hamptons

STYLE

Grey white tones and oak flooring create a sense of space —Large feature rug creates warmth —

We sent our two senior designers to visit the seaside villages and hamlets that hug the coast along the South East fork of Long Island that make up the Hamptons, so they could see the architecture first hand and determine if we could recreate a similar style and adapt it to our Australian climate and lifestyle.

When we launched our first Hamptons inspired display in 2014 we had some initial resistance from land developers who did not embrace the style but new home-buyers loved it and the rest you could say, is history.

Today, it’s apparent that the Hamptons style has taken Australia by storm and the best place to see its multiple incarnations, is at one of our Porter Davis displays where our associates, with their long history and understanding of the style, will be happy to show you all the key features to creating your very own piece of Hamptons living.

The H A M P T O N S02


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Square molding accents

Decorative pendant lighting

Wicker chairs add a casual feel

Impressive Oak Parquetry

Soft sheers create a light filled room



Exterior

From the outside the asymmetrical façades with detailed features such as weatherboard cladding, gabled roofs, colonial bar windows, feature stone cladding and welcoming front doors is what sets the Hamptons beachside homes apart. It’s quintessential Long Island.

When it comes to colour some people prefer the classic white on white look for the whole exterior but the more popular option is light grey with white feature trims. Utilising two varying shades of grey sometimes even a deep ink or charcoal, is a developing trend that not only creates contrast, it delivers an eye-catching modern take on the overall theme.

The architecture of the communities along the eastern beaches of Long Island New York make up the Hamptons and the houses have a look that is distinctly their own. It’s all about being modern, classic, cool and welcoming.

Interior

The traditional interior palette uses the fresh and airy whites combined with soft greys or creams as its base and combines the use of natural textures such as linen or cottons, ocean inspired blues and freshly painted white, or soft grey walls and contrasting painted wall panelling. The introduction of accent colours of pastel hues including duck egg blue, sage, lemon and blush can also be used to compliment the traditional subtle grey, white and blue palette.

Stone is a must for benchtops, while timber look floors, white plantation shutters, shaker profile cabinets, elegant tapware, pendant lighting and subway or large format tiles in wet areas, help to create that timeless Hamptons look.

The perfect combination of old and new, in a relaxed and inviting setting. Think oversized enveloping sofas with slip-covers, accented by bold stripped and floral patterned cushions with piping, ticking or chintz. Combine with wooden sideboards, rattan chairs, and layered with blue and white ceramics, occasional tray tables and beautiful coffee table books.

For the crowning glory, use luscious green statement plants and floral throughout to compliment and bring life to this traditional neutral palette.

Feature panelling and monochrome prints —Statement bedroomwith wall panelling —

Classic Luxe with darker cabinetry —Throws, cushions and greenery set the scene —

What makes a Hamptons

HOME?



Sophisticated coffered ceiling

Feature pendant lighting

Plantation Shutters

Decorative wall and panelling

Statement seating sets off the room



Hamptons kitchens feature a large open plan living, which incorporates ease of access to family, dining and outdoor areas. White marble look stone bench tops and shaker style cabinetry creates a sophisticated workspace.

Primarily white finishes are used for kitchen cabinetry but it should be noted that there has been a trend towards greys and darker tones to create a more dramatic and contemporary feel, including accent cabinetry colours of blue or sage. Glass panelled overhead cabinet doors, subway, herringbone or marble feature tiled splashbacks and an oversized island bench with stools are part of the overall look, as is large feature pendant lighting in nickel, brass, bronze or antique black finishes.

TheHeart of a Hamptons Home

Traditional white Hamptons kitchen—

Hamptons kitchen with darker cabinetry—

Like most family homes, the kitchen becomes the central hub, the place where everyone comes together. This is the place of food,

entertaining and casual conversations.



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Feature metal pendant lighting

Large windows create a sense of light and space

Grey/blue herringbone tiles

Oversized wooden island bench

Shaker style cabinets

Woodlook flooring

Nickel plated handles



Private Hamptons

Soft furnishings in your bedroom allow you to introduce accents of ocean inspired colours with texture and patterns also paying an important role. Choose chintz and quality linens with piping for cushions and soft textured throw rugs to a large featured bedhead to create a lush but casual and relaxed atmosphere. Vertical Dado wall panelling, soft textured floor covering, ceramic, linen, and table lamps complete the Hamptons-style look of your master bedroom.

Coloured wall panelling and wood combine with chintz cushions —

Blue and grey tones wallpaper used to great effect with complementary feature wall—

This is where a sense of peace and calm is imperative and the Hamptons palette of whites and soft greys comes to the fore. Nothing

says Hamptons more than a window seat in your master bedroom - a great place to read and relax in your own personal space.

SPACE




Monochrome

prints

Luxurious blue velvet headboard

Window seat for quiet relaxation

Studded tufted bench

Soft grey wool carpet



Hamptons-style bathrooms are classic, elegant

and timeless. The choice is yours, some like the

look of subway wall tiles, while others choose

large format ceiling to floor tiles to create a

Hamptons

R E T R E A T

Decorative mirrors are the centrepiece of the bathroom and can be quite impressive; these are embellished even further by being framed by sconce wall lighting or pendant lights. Some people prefer a modern take on the classical, there is no right or wrong - just whatever suits your lifestyle. The traditional vintage Hamptons-style utilises ornate country style tapware and to complete the look, you could even consider a detailed Hamptons style freestanding bath.

Hamptons-style bathrooms are a place to relax and enjoy some ‘me’ time.

The choice is yours, some like the look of subway wall tiles, while others refer natural stone mosaics or large format floor to ceiling tiles to create a sense of spaciousness.

Stone bench tops and shaker style cabinetry are complimented with ornate chrome, nickel or brass plated handles and tapware or introduce black tapware and fixtures for a contemporary take on this scheme.

Shaker style cabinetry featuring glass storage unit—

Sconce lightingand ornate mirrors —




Sheer curtains let in light

Glass panelled cabinet

Decorative mirrors are a feature

Ornate country style tapware

Darker shaker style cabinetry for dramatic effect

Relax in a freestanding bath



Classic Hamptons – Luxe

Interior of the homes in the Hamptons can vary but there is one distinct difference that is immediately obvious and that is some people prefer the use of darker timbers for flooring, furniture and cabinetry; instead of the traditional oak. This look is verging on dramatic and it ensures the lighter fixtures and furnishings in your home really make a statement.

— Create this look by utilising a deeper and richer palette, especially in relation to cabinetry and flooring, combine this with the elements of the more standard Classic Hamptons such as large linen couches and lamps and lamps in lighter tones as well as feature pieces in vibrant blues and you will have created a style with a serious WOW factor.

Classic Hamptons - Vineyard

The East End of Long Island is wine country and this Vineyard theme is a twist on the traditional Classic Hamptons. This is where the greenery of the vineyards sits in complete harmony with the blue accents of the ocean.

— Create this look by combining the traditional Hamptons colours grey, white with blue with sage green accented feature pieces. Take your shaker style kitchen cabinets and turn them into a feature that reflects the Vineyard theme. Compliment your oak flooring, coffee tables and sideboards with a combination of sage and blue hues to your feature chairs, cushions, throw, rugs and ceramic pieces to create this tranquil spin on the classic theme.

Over the years we have refined our Hamptons styles to suit people wanting the Hamptons-look, but looking to put a slightly different take on it. Some people prefer to introduce darker elements whilst others want a more casual beach resort theme. Following are the varying Hamptons styles that feature in Porter Davis display homes.

Classic Hamptons This is a classic and sophisticated twist on the casual and relaxing beach look the Hamptons is renowned for. Rich textures, such as velvets combine with more relaxed linen furnishings, give this look a distinctive air of elegance which makes it blend perfectly into an urban lifestyle.

— Create this look with feature chairs, soft piped linen sofas with skirted bases. Light oak timbers are used extensively for flooring, whilst large beautiful table lamps and summer patterned toned soft furnishings in accents of duck egg and ink blue create a calming mood. Complete the theme with coastal artwork/décor and ornate skirting and cornices leading out to painted wicker outdoor furniture.

Being the experts in Hamptons design in Australia, we have

a variety of homes that feature the Hamptons look.

Porter Davis

Hamptons STYLES




Classic – Long Island

Based at the tip of Long Islands South fork is Montauk (known locally as The End). Our Long Island theme is where the Classic Hamptons intersects with the more beach inspired contemporary culture of Montauk.

— Create this look with a grey toned base palette combined with linen sofas, textured cushions and throws. Timber flooring and furniture pieces in either oaks or blackened timber create contrast and depth against the softly toned palette. Depending on your window configuration, roman sheers or shutters can be used in a neutral palette to create greater emphasis on any external foliage. Complete this contemporary style with textured and glazed ceramics and indoor plants.

Resort – Hamptons Beach Club

Inspired by the tranquility of a beachside resort and offset with the subtle sophistication of the Hamptons style. This transitional style combines the formality of an exclusive Private Club with the well loved and relaxed coastal Hamptons style.

— Create this look with light natural timber furniture mixed with white painted furniture are combined with accents of refined wicker pieces. Flowy sheers paired with soft layered bed linen and a crisp white interior palette. Add lemon and varying shades of blue with lush greenery to create a perfect blend of old and new.

Contemporary - Cape Cod

Although Cape Cod is a long way from the Hamptons, its overall style is very similar. It maintains the base features of the Hamptons but its palette in deeper and richer in colour with the introduction of Charcoals and Inks, whilst still maintaining the softness of the Hamptons style with its mix of soft dusty blues.

— Create this look with natural textured timbers in driftwood beach tones, combined with indulgent linens to create a sense of warmth. Nautical style feature lighting in antique nickle and iron accentuate the theme, especially when combined with coastal inspired artwork.




Striking pendant lighting

Tonal prints

Greenery brightens any room

Oak dining table



Hamptons

FAÇADES

Contemporary Façades

We understand that not everyone wants a traditional looking façade, to cater for people looking for modern street appeal; we have fitted out some of our displays that feature contemporary façades with Hampton’s interiors. So now you can have the best of both worlds.

Hamptons Façades

Evoking a classic and coastal charm, the exteriors of Hampton’s style homes are real show stoppers. The grey/blue tones are accentuated by high gloss white trims giving a distinctive look that is widely admired. The Hampton’s appeal is one of timeless elegance where the deep shadow lines created by the weatherboard look, combine effortlessly with the gabled roofing to create a clever contrast. We have some amazing Hamptons inspired façades across the breadth of our ranges, in both singles and doubles, so no matter what your budget, you can have your own piece of the Hamptons style and sophistication.

Hoffman 39, New England —

Vancouver 33, Rhode Island —

Astor Grange 54, Long Island

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BELL ST

Edithvale

Aspendale

DiamondCreek

Doreen

Donnybrook

Warrandyte

Park Orchards

Wonga Park

Yan Yean

Port Phillip Bay

Melbourne

Geelong

French Island

Hampton Display Home locations

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Berwick Waters Estate Sedge Street, ClydeHouse Design: Liverpool 25 Façade: East Coast Interior Style: Long Island Classic

Harpley Estate Irvine Rise, Werribee House Design: Hoffman 39 Façade: Mayfair (Contemporary) Interior Style: Hamptons Beach Club

Edgebook Estate Adriatic Court, Clyde NorthHouse Design: Sandford 47 Façade: New EnglandInterior Style: Long Island Classic

Albright Estate Playfield Drive TruganinaHouse Design: Waldorf 44LFaçade: New England Interior Style: Classic Hamptons

Armstrong Estate Compass Way, Mt Duneed House Design: Waldorf 44LFaçade: New England Interior Style: Long Island Classic

Life Estate Atlantis Drive, Point CookHouse Design: Savoy 40Façade: New EnglandInterior Style: Cape Cod

Newgate Estate Lionsgate Terrace, TarneitHouse Design: Charlton 36 Façade: ProvidenceInterior Style: Classic Hamptons

Please note that all images of the Hamptons houses shown in this brochure are of our actual displays. These display homes are not standard, they feature upgrade items that are not included in the base ‘from’ pricing of these house types.

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Marriot Waters Estate Parkdale Drive, LyndhurstHouse Design: Vermont 33Façade: Rhode Island Interior Style: Classic Hampton

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Upper Point Cook Liverpool Street, Upper Point CookHouse Design: Astor Grange 54Façade: Long IslandInterior Style: Classic Hamptons Luxe

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Highlands Estate Whitfield Cres, CraigieburnHouse Design: Plaza 44L Façade: Mayfair (Contemporary)Interior Style: Long Island Classic

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Kaduna Park Estate Mortlake Drive, Officer South House Design: Hoffman 39 Façade: New England Hamptons Style: Classic Hamptons

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Proudly awarded HIA Australian Professional Major Builder of the year for the sixth time. We’d like to thank our loyal customers,

because without you none of this would be possible.

— Quintessentially Hamptons —

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