A Beautifully Balanced Bridgehampton Home With Designer, Jennifer Hunter
Meet Jennifer
Jennifer discovered her love for architecture and design at a very young age as she stems from a design and real estate family. Her first formal foray into interior design was in 2006 when she had the privilege of interning for the late Albert Hadley. Upon graduation from the University of Texas in Austin with a degree in Architecture, Jennifer earned her masters degree in American Fine and Decorative Arts from the Sotheby’s Institute of Art in New York City. Jennifer credits her extensive design knowledge to time spent at residential design firms before forming Jennifer Hunter Design in early 2019. She currently lives on the Upper West Side with her husband and two daughters.
"I love the Airlie Scalloped Console because it's the perfect mix between traditional yet modern design. The scalloped detailing paired with the beautiful white finishing, creates the perfect juxtaposition when blending these two aesthetics."
Thank you, Jennifer for including us in this stunning project! Wishing we could meet you poolside right about now!
Photography by: Patrick Cline
Traditional With a Twist
Interior Designer, Jennifer Hunter, takes us to the Hamptons for a look inside a recent living room redesign, a space rooted in blue and white, block prints, botanicals, burlwood furnishings and a pair of our Airlie Scalloped Consoles.
Jennifer Hunter Design is a boutique residential interior design firm based in New York City. Jennifer’s clients feel that their home is a true reflection of themselves. She prides herself on creating sophisticated, yet comfortable spaces tailored to reflect her client’s lifestyle and unique personality. The firm is currently working on projects in New York City, Washington, D.C., Tenafly, New Jersey, Austin, Texas and Palm Beach, Florida.
Jennifer's Design Tip
"Channel Coco Chanel's quote! 'Before you leave the house, look in the mirror and take one thing off.' The same goes with decorating - always edit. You can't have every fabric you ever wanted in one space."
Jennifer's client Ashley shown above!
Traditional With a Twist
Interior Designer, Jennifer Hunter, takes us to the Hamptons for a look inside a recent living room redesign, a space rooted in blue and white, block prints, botanicals, burlwood furnishings and a pair of our Airlie Scalloped Consoles.
Meet Jennifer
Jennifer discovered her love for architecture and design at a very young age as she stems from a design and real estate family. Her first formal foray into interior design was in 2006 when she had the privilege of interning for the late Albert Hadley. Upon graduation from the University of Texas in Austin with a degree in Architecture, Jennifer earned her masters degree in American Fine and Decorative Arts from the Sotheby’s Institute of Art in New York City. Jennifer credits her extensive design knowledge to time spent at residential design firms before forming Jennifer Hunter Design in early 2019. She currently lives on the Upper West Side with her husband and two daughters.
Jennifer Hunter Design is a boutique residential interior design firm based in New York City. Jennifer’s clients feel that their home is a true reflection of themselves. She prides herself on creating sophisticated, yet comfortable spaces tailored to reflect her client’s lifestyle and unique personality. The firm is currently working on projects in New York City, Washington, D.C., Tenafly, New Jersey, Austin, Texas and Palm Beach, Florida.
"I love the Airlie Scalloped Console because it's the perfect mix between traditional yet modern design. The scalloped detailing paired with the beautiful white finishing, creates the perfect juxtaposition when blending these two aesthetics."
Jennifer's Design Tip
"Channel Coco Chanel's quote! 'Before you leave the house, look in the mirror and take one thing off.' The same goes with decorating - always edit. You can't have every fabric you ever wanted in one space."
Jennifer's client Ashley shown above!
Thank you, Jennifer for including us in this stunning project! Wishing we could meet you poolside right about now!
Photography by: Patrick Cline
