NEW YORK, NY - Hudson One Media is thrilled to announce the inaugural Galerie House

of Art and Design, debuting this August in Sag Harbor, New York. Unlike any other show

house, this unique experience will bring the pages of Galerie magazine to life by

combining the best of the worlds of art and design all under one roof.

“The Galerie House of Art and Design embodies our brand’s goal to Live Artfully. The

concept of combining art and design into an immersive experience all in one magnificent

home truly brings the editorial spirit of Galerie to life,” says Lisa Fayne Cohen, founder

and editorial director of Galerie.

Galerie’s editorial team handpicked a group of uniquely talented designers from across

the country to bring this vision to life. All known for their ability to incorporate high-caliber

art into livable spaces, these designers will enliven a classic, Shingle-style estate, situated

on six lush acres including a pond, with their distinctive points of view.

“For the house, we selected designers who are celebrated for their ability to create

extraordinary rooms that showcase exceptional collections of art,” says Jacqueline

Terrebonne, editor in chief of Galerie. “We are so excited to see the spaces they design

and how they incorporate work from today’s leading artists and galleries into their

concepts.”

The esteemed roster includes design chair Nicole Fuller along with these designers and

firms: Rayman Boozer, Billy Cotton, Mark Cunningham, Geoffrey De Sousa, Dwyer

McIntosh Derrig, Benoist Drut, Elena Frampton, Elizabeth Gill, Josh Greene, Ellen

Hamilton, Andre Hilton, Ike Kligerman Barkley, Katie Leede, Leroy Street Studio, Leyden

Lewis, Jeff Lincoln, Richard Mishaan, Rocky Rochon, Alison Rose, and Sara Story as well

as a custom kitchen designed by Bob Bakes of Bakes & Kropp Fine Cabinetry.

Art will play a major component as well. A venerable list of blue-chip galleries, including

Kasmin, Lisson, Perrotin, Tripoli, and White Cube, will collaborate with designers to curate

their spaces with works by today’s leading artists. Additionally, several artists will create

site-specific installations throughout the 12,500 square-foot house to add moments of

surprise, wonder, and excitement.

“Sag Harbor is such a special place in the Hamptons, and we’re eager to bring together

this ‘house of dreams’ where art and design intersect in such a fresh way,” says designer

Nicole Fuller. “It’s like nothing we’ve ever seen or experienced before: Our A-list lineup of

artists, galleries, designers, and artisans will transform this house into something new. It’s

unchartered territory, and for creatives, they’re challenged in a way that gives them total

freedom to have new ideas and be inspired in different ways.”

Much of the ability to achieve such an ambitious project comes from the support of the

house’s sponsors, who realize the influence that Galerie and these designers have on how

people want to decorate their homes now.

“We are so grateful for the tremendous support of our fabulous sponsors; the caliber of

which is matched only by that of our designers and artists,” says Janice Browne, group

publisher and CRO of Galerie and aspire design and home. “With their support, we’ve

been given the opportunity to create this space to become a physical embodiment of

Galerie Magazine. We want to celebrate how art elevates everything and how these

various creative disciplines are inextricably linked.”

Proceeds from this year’s showhouse will benefit the construction of Stony Brook

Southampton Hospital’s new emergency center in East Hampton. This much-needed

the medical facility will greatly influence the availability of medical care to the easternmost

reaches of Long Island.

“Minutes matter when someone is having a heart attack or is suffering from an acute

condition and getting to Stony Brook Southampton Hospital in summer traffic can take an

hour or more,” says Mirella Cameran-Reilly, Southampton Hospital Foundation executive

director. “That is why we are so delighted to be on the brink of building this much-needed

the facility in the heart of East Hampton. It will transform healthcare for this town and the

surrounding areas including Montauk at the furthest point of Long Island.”

The 2021 Galerie House of Art and Design will kick off with a VIP event on August 5th

followed by a public opening on August 7. The house will be available for viewings

through Labor Day, September 6.

For more information, contact houseofartanddesign@galerie.com.