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Hampton Designer Showhouse Returns to Bridgehampton in July

authorStaff Writer on Jan 17, 2025

The Hampton Designer Showhouse will return this summer to benefit Stony Brook Southampton Hospital after taking 2024 off.

This time around, the showhouse will be in Bridgehampton, where 25 designers from the Hamptons, New York City and farther afield will show off their talents by transforming a new home by builder Town & Country East End into a source of inspiration for visitors.

The showhouse will host a preview party on Saturday, July 19, and then will open for ticketed tours from Sunday, July 20, though Sunday, August 31.

Renowned designers Jamie Drake and Alexa Hampton will serve as the honorary design chairs. Participating designers and sponsors will be announced in late spring.

The contemporary house on 5 acres is 9,000 square feet accompanied by a tennis court, a pool and a pool/guest house.

“We are pleased to partner once again with the Hampton Designer Showhouse Foundation Inc. for the annual Hampton Designer Showhouse,” said Julia McCormack, the president of the Southampton Hospital Foundation. “This collaboration highlights our shared commitment to excellence, and we look forward to presenting an exceptional Showhouse this Summer that will inspire and engage our community.”

Tickets to the preview party begin at $275. Admission to the showhouse is $45 and includes a copy of the Showhouse Journal. To purchase tickets to the party or a tour, visit hamptondesignershowhouse.com.

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