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Three years in the making, the finished 12,000-square-foot, eight-bedroom home is enclosed by Gorlin’s sleek limestone frame. The front façade features two cantilevered teak “boxes” that house his and her offices, the sunroom, and the kids’ bedrooms; the spaces pop out of the limestone for prime bay views. On the home’s opposite side, a glass facade looks out to the Atlantic and to the infinity pool and ocean-view terrace that receive shade from the structure’s zinc overhang.
The interiors, by David Scott, also of New York, reflect the home’s coastal setting. In the living room, a custom Carini Lang wool-and-silk carpet with blue swirls evokes the ocean. Jacob Hashimoto’s Slanting, the Sea, Silent hangs in the dining area, providing a breeziness that contrasts nicely with the slablike aluminum table.
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