Located on a private beach in the North Fork of Long Island, New York, Sound View reflects the simplicity of coastal living with a redesign from Brooklyn-based Studio Tack.
Classic blue and white tiles make up the swimming pool, which is surrounded by rich maroon lounge chairs.
Guests are welcomed to the hotel by a mahogany desk and white wood paneled walls and a beamed ceiling.
The lobby lounge draws upon the region’s history and landscape with muted, sophisticated tones of dark blue, light wood, and stark white.
Wicker sofas in the lobby are another nod to the area’s whaling past while also affording guests waterfront views.
The lounge is modeled after the ferries that populate the nearby waterways.
In the 55 guestrooms and suites, maroon custom bedspreads convey the fiery sunsets, and bespoke cedar shiplap add a modern touch to the midcentury design.
Local artisans were enlisted to create guestroom furniture and millwork to complement the beachy, Bauhaus-style aesthetic.
Rooms feature floors crafted from recycled cork and rubber that resemble the area’s pebble beaches.
James Beard Award-winning chef Galen Zamarra leads the onsite seafood concept the Halyard.
The sundrenched restaurant is appointed with nautical elements like custom rope-backed chairs and a navy palette.
Tufted navy barstools and a white barfront in the restaurant juxtapose a framed photo of the American flag and the A-frame ceiling.