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"Artist Cindy Sherman's House in the Hamptons\nWith the help of designer Billy Cotton, the artist recasts a dilapidated 19th-century home as a richly layered, charmingly eccentric refuge\nArtist Cindy Sherman with her parrot, Mister Frieda, at the 19th-century farmhouse she renovated with designer Billy Cotton in East Hampton, New York; architect Annabelle Selldorf served as an adviser. In the guest room shown here, the walls are covered in a fabric from Aleta, as is the cushion on the Gustavian daybed. The artworks are by, from left, Rima Mardoyan, Charles Clough, and David Krueger, and the 1930s parchment table stands on a rug from Franc\u0327ois Gilles Carpets. For details see December Sources.\nThe entry hall, painted in a Farrow &amp;amp; Ball off-white, is furnished with a circa-1800 English dwarf cabinet.\nIn the living room, an Akari lantern by Isamu Noguchi hangs above an antique French campaign bed topped with a cushion clad in a Pakistani ralli weaving from Xenomania and pillows covered in fabrics from the Textile Trunk; the artwork on the wall is by Robert Heckes, and the decoupage side table with yearbook photos is by Joseph Heidecker.\nAt the other end of the living room, the sofa and fringed armchair are also covered in ralli textiles from Xenomania, and the windows are framed by 19th-century silk curtain panels from Peta Smyth Antique Textiles; Cotton devised the tile fireplace surround.\nThe dining room, lined in a Fromental wallpaper, features a George III oak table ringed with chairs designed by Adam Otlewski and custom made by Cotton.\nThe kitchen's light fixture, table, counter, and tile backsplash were designed by Cotton; the range is by Lacanche.\nIn the master bedroom, a chandelier found at a Paris flea market is suspended above the bespoke Ha\u0308stens bed; the indigo-dyed textile stretched across the coverlet and the vintage silk encasing the throw pillows are from Xenomania. The painting is by Bill Komoski, the wall lamps are from Get Back, and the ikat curtain panels are from the Textile Trunk.**\nThe master bath is appointed with an antique painted chest and a rug from Franc\u0327ois Gilles Carpets.\nA 19th-century Austrian cabinet accents a guest room; the ceiling covering and curtain fabric are by Aleta.\nIn another guest room, a 19th-century Italian tapestry is displayed behind an Anthropologie bed draped with a suzani coverlet from Xenomania.\nA shed original to the house.\nDeer crossing the lawn, with Accabonac Harbor beyond.\nWild turkeys roam the backyard of the ten-acre property, part of which is protected marshland. Thought to have been built in the 1830s or '40s, the main house, on the left, had undergone additions and other changes over the years; Sherman transformed the adjacent barn into a studio workspace."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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