Set within Sag Harbor’s Historic District, Madison Street revitalizes a 1,700-square-foot residence originally built in 1890 in the heart of the village’s old whaling community. The renovation preserves the home’s Gothic-style exterior, enhancing its historic detailing while maintaining its place within the neighborhood’s architectural fabric.

Inside, the design strikes a deliberate balance between past and present—pairing restored millwork with contemporary art, furnishings, and refined finishes. A traditional Sag Harbor paint palette and classic woodworking details reinforce the home’s heritage, while modern interventions introduce openness and natural light. The interiors retain the intimacy of smaller rooms and lower ceilings, creating a layered spatial experience. The result is a harmonious dialogue between historic craftsmanship and contemporary design.