From the potato warehouse to the art of art; A narrative of a home transformation in New York

A unique property in the Bridgehampton area of ​​New York, which was originally a potato warehouse, is now the home and studio of two well -known artists, Karl Mann, Collage artist, and Hector Leonardi, Hector Leonardi, Hector Leonardi. The two artists have lived and worked there for the past five years; Where it is priced at $ 1.5 % (6SQFT).

Photographer: Douglas Elliman / Rise Media

Our home and studios and Leonardi have been rebuilt and renovated over the years, and each corner represents the creativity of its owners. Along with the comfort and luxury facilities, the gardens and patios designed have also created a quiet and pleasant atmosphere.

Carl Man, who was responsible for recreation of Bridge Historical property, said in explaining the process:

The secret to reconstruction is to decide how you want to live.

Our philosophy is seen all over the house; Where creativity, natural light, freshness and greenery, comfort and luxury are come together.

Photographer: Douglas Elliman / Rise Media

On the first floor there are three bedrooms and three complete health services. The main room has French doors that opens to the yard and gardens. The main bathroom is designed with a marble tub and the laundry room is located on this floor.

The staircase leading to the second floor is decorated with an art collection of plates, and on the other hand, a fence made of metal benches of Ireland Parks. The second floor consists of a large living space with a modern kitchen. The balcony has an aristocratic garden and the French doors open to the back yard.

Photographer: Douglas Elliman / Rise Media

Across the paved courtyard and behind the glass wall, there are two beautiful art studios. At the center of the studios, there is a spiral and wooden staircase. This antique staircase, transferred from Paris to Bridge HamePuton, leads to a half -floor.

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Cover Photo Source: Rise Media | Photographer: Douglas Elliman