East Hampton Historical Society Serves Up Design Luncheon

Jane Scott Hodges, Alex Papachristidis, Lisa McCarthy, Libby FitzgeraldJared Siskin

Gill and Doris Meister, Marshall WatsonJared Siskin

Steve Long, Linda Willett, Emma Cloughman, Dale Ellen Leff, Sarah Wetenhall, Rick RoseJared Siskin

Lisa Lipman, Amy Tarr, Gladys BaraJared Siskin

Sanda Lwin, Dale Ellen Leff, Amy Tarr, Sarah WetenhallJared Siskin

Dale Ellen Leff, Dianne van AmerongenJared Siskin

Gabriella Fitzgerald, Susan Kendall, Missy Turk, Andrea JenkinsJared Siskin

Charlotte Moss, Lynn StefanelliJared Siskin

Fayre Smith, Laura Doyle, Electra WashburnJared Siskin

Sujie Hung Bruttomesso, Lynn StefanelliJared Siskin

Annette Theiss, Marshall Watson, Dale Ellen LeffJared Siskin

Jill Lasersohn and GuestsJared Siskin

Heather Kavenetski, Aaron Alexander, Sarah Wetenhall, Keryanne Flynn, Marisol Brejka, Lizzi Bickford MeadowJared Siskin

Scott Nelson, Doris MeisterJared Siskin

The Doyle TableJared Siskin

Steve Long, Bridget Fleming, Laura Doyle, Alex Papachristidis, Sarah Wetenhall, Dan ShaughnessyJared Siskin

Lizabeth Zindel Wells, Alex Papachristidis, Erika KatzJared Siskin

The East Hampton Historical Society hosted its eighth annual Design Luncheon at the Maidstone Club in East Hampton, featuring interior designer Alex Papachristidis as the keynote speaker.

A sold-out crowd listened as Papachristidis showcased a selection of his most captivating projects from his book, The Elegant Life: Rooms That Welcome and Inspire.

His presentation included a modern beach house, a Manhattan residence, and a “bohemian” apartment.

The event’s proceeds will support the preservation of East Hampton’s historical sites and fund educational programs for thousands of children and families.