The roseate refuge is a Hampton’s home and summertime destination showcased in the recent issue of Architectural Digest. The mansion belongs to Mary Ann Tighe, the iconic corporate personality in the New York Real Estate community and esteemed CEO of the Tri-State Region for CBRE
I was immediately smitten by the rose-colored exterior and spirited garden of majestic greenery. The inside follows suit with a captivating ambiance introduced with a grand staircase covered in a cutting-edge leopard print runner. The use of handsome woodwork is found from floor to ceiling honoring the elegance of the home’s Old Hollywood glamour.
The year-round refuge was a collaboration between Mary Ann Tighe and the artistic talents who appreciate the same balance between intelligence and beauty. Michael Dwyer was the architect selected alongside Quincy Hammond is credited for the outdoor splendor. To seal the deal she established a meeting of minds with the iconic Bunny Williams who designed a classy interior floor plan that is stunningly timeless.
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