Hampton garden

There's a lot to consider when picking plants for those tight narrow areas alongside the house, so where to start?

Image via Pinterest One of the defining elements of Hamptons architecture and design is an integration between the indoors and the outdoors. There are large windows that let natural light in to create a bright, airy and open feel. There are also expansive doors leading to outdoor spaces, and when the weather is right, those doors can be left open. The outdoor spaces themselves are so important as well. We put together some of our favourite Hamptons al fresco spaces for inspiration.

From urns bearing eye-catching foliage to troughs overflowing with blooms, these garden designs will inspire you to liven up your landscape with planters.

A six-acre spread in Southampton’s estate section embraces the nature that surrounds it.

When it comes to creating a Hamptons home, sometimes curb appeal, and consideration for outdoor living can be almost as important as what’s inside. There are very distinctive elements of Hamptons gardens and landscaping, much as there are distinguishing interior elements that often come along with this aesthetic. Some of our favourite things to see in Hamptons-style gardens? Embracing natural elements is always lovely, and it’s relatively easy to maintain. For example, having garden beds…

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A modern Hamptons makeover and an emphasis on indoor-outdoor living perfectly complements this bayside Sydney property and its view. At the entrance, a new gable roof, classic-looking weatherboards and stone cladding give the impression of a grand estate.

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On a bucolic Hamptons property, architect Deborah Berke and designer Thomas O’Brien ingeniously reimagine an inviting family getaway | archdigest.com