Montauk

An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about Montauk

Modernist design that embodies the principles of form following function. With clean, straight lines and asymmetrical composition.

courtesy of Studio Zung

Textures of cedar become enhanced through the traditional method of Shou Sugi Ban

We utilize modern practices but draw from ancient techniques; the Japanese art of Shou Sugi Ban, or charred cedar, an environmentally friendly was to preserve the material that has a dramatic black finish

Project • By Studio Zung • Private Houses

Montauk Beach House No.2

In this inventive re-envisioning of a 1970’s “upside down” house in Montauk, a serene environment of minimalist detailing, rich materials, and sweeping views of the lush landscape were created. As part of the transformative renovation, new openings were carved for light, the roofline simplified, and the interior spaces re-imagined to provide an open, loft-like feel. The residence’s black exterior featuring Shou Sugi Ban cedar siding, embodies the simplicity and serenity of the interior. courtesy of Studio Zung courtesy of Studio Zung Caption courtesy of Studio Zung More

Studio Zung bespoke Walnut and Oak table with Sibast No. 7 Dining Chairs and Allied Maker Angular Floor Lamp in Walnut

Adrian Gaut, Phillip Yang

Studio Zung bespoke kitchen table with Sibast No. 7 dining chairs

DWR Raleigh 2-Seater Sofa with Modern Living Del Court cocktail table in mahogany/glass

Project • By Studio Zung • Private Houses

Maison Surfside

This complete redesign and rebuild in Montauk features minimalist detailing, rich materials, and meditative views of the hamlet’s landscape. The tranquil environment is achieved with thoughtful considerations for both the exterior and interior. Western red cedar wood siding with a clear vertical grain reflect the diverse surrounding habitats including beaches, dunes, wetlands, grasslands, and shrublands. Bespoke features incorporate American walnut and oak as well as brass offset by textures such as green velvet and silver quartzite. Communal and intimate spaces embody simplicity and serenity, providing various access points and nods to the outdoors. Adrian Gaut, Phillip Yang Photography: Adrian Gaut, Phillip Yang Photogr... More