The Kettle Hole House was the renovation of a 1980s home in East Hampton. To reflect the woods around it, the exterior was clad in striated cedar. The entry was opened to a double-height space, and the bordering rooms were linked together, creating an open and airy feeling. The new open-riser staircase continued this aesthetic with steel plate treads and a translucent partition. Throughout each room, special focus was paid to windows and the inclusion of natural lighting, making the home feel one with its environment.

Project Team
Partner-in-Charge: Rob Young, AIA
Project Architect: Kiyomi Troemner
Project Team: Shea Murdock, Aaron Cattani