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Living with Art Collecting in the Hamptons

Last week, 1100 Architect principal Juergen Riehm participated in Marram Montauk’s summer-long Design Dialogues series. Centered on the idea of living with art, the conversation considered how art can become part of the rhythms of everyday life and how architecture can create space for both intimate encounters and significant collections. Riehm shared insights from 1100 Architect’s experience designing homes for artists and residences shaped around art, both in the East End and beyond.

“I found the exchange of experiences and ideas amongst the diverse group of panelists very inspiring.” – Juergen Riehm, FAIA, BDA

Moderated by independent art advisor Christopher Omachi, the discussion also featured Elena Frampton, founder of interior design and art advisory practice Frampton Co, and Tripoli Patterson, founder of Wainscott-based Tripoli Gallery.