Dec202019
Real Estate Industry News

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AD100 Interior Designer David Kleinberg raised the ceiling of his 1980s East Hampton ranch, cladding … [+] it in white clapboard planks, and adding a bluestone patio and heated pool to the property.

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If you ever wanted to rent a noted interior designer’s abode, you have the opportunity.

Designer David Kleinberg recently listed his East Hampton home for rent for the month of August for $125,000.

Kleinberg has been extensively profiled in Architectural Digest and listed in the magazine’s AD 100. The 1980s East Hampton ranch, which Kleinberg bought in 2012 and renovated, was also profiled in the magazine.

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Kleinberg decorated with midcentury furnishings.

David Kleinberg/Compass

The article notes how Kleinberg lay white clapboard planks flat, versus overlapping them, to give the exterior and living room a more modern look. He also enlarged the windows and raised the ceilings 18 inches throughout the home and decorated with midcentury furniture.

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The white clapboard is laid flat to give the exterior a more modern look.

David Kleinberg/Compass

The four-bedroom, four-bathroom home sits at the end of long driveway, on 4 acres adjacent to a nature preserve. The property has a heated pool with a bluestone terrace and a private guest cottage and detached 2-car garage.

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Kleinberg purchased a Gustavo Pulitzer armchair in the master bedroom on a trip to London.

David Kleinberg/Compass

Matthew Breitenbach of Compass has the listing.

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If you ever wanted to rent a noted interior designer’s abode, you have the opportunity.

Designer David Kleinberg recently listed his East Hampton home for rent for the month of August for $125,000.

Kleinberg has been extensively profiled in Architectural Digest and listed in the magazine’s AD 100. The 1980s East Hampton ranch, which Kleinberg bought in 2012 and renovated, was also profiled in the magazine.

The article notes how Kleinberg lay white clapboard planks flat, versus overlapping them, to give the exterior and living room a more modern look. He also enlarged the windows and raised the ceilings 18 inches throughout the home and decorated with midcentury furniture.

The four-bedroom, four-bathroom home sits at the end of long driveway, on 4 acres adjacent to a nature preserve. The property has a heated pool with a bluestone terrace and a private guest cottage and detached 2-car garage.

Matthew Breitenbach of Compass has the listing.

This post first appeared on Forbes.com. To see the original, click here.