Luxurious fabrics, rugs, and wallpapers married with knock-out custom lighting and upholstery bring a layer of sophistication to Jewel Marlowe’s Hamptons Designer Showhouse.

This space is a lounge located off the primary bedroom.  Since only the closest of friends and family would spend time in this room, she has named this space “The Nest” as a personal reminder to how fast her children are growing.  She imagines a family snuggling before bed on the Benchmade Modern skirted sofa.

Jewel loves to utilize the art of repeating shapes and themes as means of storytelling and this room is no exception.  An observant visitor will notice the use of ombre in the Stark Carpet, lichen art installation, and the over-scaled chandelier.

Additionally, to add a timeless touch, she employed the use of neoclassical themes in the molding, an antique Klismos chair, end tables, and greek key trim on the drapes.

The lush tree mural blurs the lines between inside and the gorgeous treeline outside. 

It is no secret that animal prints are often a staple in Jewels’ designs. She is thrilled with her choice of non-traditional snake skin and red leopard velvet.

The red-malachite, AKA “Jewelachite”, doors add an extra layer of lux and balance with the exciting drapes on the other side of the room.

 Jewel purposely chose not to adhere to the standard “Hamptons style”, however she did include this fun pair of photographs and and rattan sofa tables behind the sectional as a playful nod to the nearby beach. 

Another theme is the use of “drippy shapes” as evidenced in the expertly executed valance and etherial chandelier.

The uniquely colored peacock speaks to the theme of “The Nest”, and reinforces hints of regency style.

The gorgeous mirror is purposely hung at a height to reflect views of the chandelier.

The drinks cabinet is a spectaular piece and the geometric handles are a repeat of the warm coffee table.

Jewel is honored and grateful for the opportunity to participate in such a prestigious event and thanks all of the hosts, construction crews, workrooms, helpers, team members, and partnering companies for their help.  She literally couldn’t have done it without them.

Paint: Little Greene- Aquamarine Deep 198

Mural: Fine and Dandy Babylon

Modern Neoclassical Moulding: White River Hardwoods

Chandelier: Crystorama Addis Chandelier

Tavia Ombre Rug: Stark Carpets

Benchmade Modern Sofas: Vera skirted sectional

Drapes and Valance: Fabricut Resurgence (custom printed onto drapery weight)

Drapery  and Valance Construction: Home Interiors by Anthony Giamarita and The Beakman Group

Spencer London Small Round Brass Side Table: Theodore Alexander

Citron Atlas Pillows: Barry Dixon for Stroheim (Fineza)

Black and Gilded Klismos Chair- Antique

Chair Pad Fabric: Medusa Jungle

Maison Jansen Style Stools: Vintage

Red Stool Velvet: Fabricut (Fineza)

Upham Coffee Table: Vaughan

Tortoise Shell Lamps: Vaughan

Selborn Mirror: Vaughan

Art: Artstar | Soo Bunnell

Marble Martini Table: Century Furniture

Faux Horn Ebony Chairside Table: Century Furniture

Details Bar Cabinety: Century Furniture

Peacock: The Trophy Collection

Door Handles: Granduer Hardware

Painters: Jeronimo Painting Group

Wallpaper Installer: 360 Wallpaper

Construction (electrical and woodworking): JDT Corp

Logo Design: Nancy Rouemy @NancyRouemy