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David Netto, Doris Meister and Stephen Sills. ROSSA COLE
Tom Scheerer and Jay Lohmann. ROSSA COLE
Stephen Sills and David Netto. ROSSA COLE
Sarah Wetenhall, Stephen Sills and Debbie Druker. ROSSA COLE
-Brooke Garber Neidich and Vicky Graham. ROSSA COLE
Amy Tarr. ROSSA COLE
Jennifer Levene Bruno. ROSSA COLE
-Steve Long and Amy Tarr. ROSSA COLE
Steve Long and Jennifer Levene Bruno. ROSSA COLE
Rolise Rachel and Lynn Stefanelli. ROSSA COLE
Tamara Stephenson and Lynn Stefanelli. ROSSA COLE
Kathleen Vecchione, Jennifer Levene Bruno and Ashley O'Brien. ROSSA COLE
Doris Meister. ROSSA COLE
David Netto. ROSSA COLE
Stephen Sills. ROSSA COLE
-Kathy Prounis and Lynn Stefanelli. ROSSA COLE
Leslie Wells and Hilary Osborn Malecki. ROSSA COLE
Malcolm Carfrae and Sarah Wetenhall. ROSSA COLE
Katherine David and Morra Fairchild. ROSSA COLE
Cameron Silver and Lizzie Bickford. ROSSA COLE
Beth Buccini and Cameron Silver. ROSSA COLE
The East Hampton Historical Society brought together acclaimed interior designer Stephen Sills in conversation with David Netto at the society’s seventh annual Summer Lecture Luncheon held at the Maidstone Club in East Hampton on August 10. The theme of the conversation was “Making Houses & Gardens.”
Sills just released his third book, “Stephen Sills: A Vision for Design,” with text by Netto. During the talk to a sold-out room, Netto engaged Sills in conversation, walking through the designer’s projects, which featured a wide variety of styles and locations —including the East End of Long Island — and his own house and garden, which Karl Lagerfeld described as “The chicest house in America.”
Staff Writer on Aug 21, 2023