A study in proportion and permanence. The limestone fireplace anchors the room with quiet authority—layered against hand-set stone, framed by rich walnut paneling, and softened by tailored drapery. A hearth designed not just as a focal point-bu
A saturated blue door punctuates the neutral palette, subtly referencing the Greek coastline without becoming literal. The illuminated niches create depth, balancing color with architectural clarity.⁠ ⁠ Photography by @mikevantassell⁠ ⁠ #TrataRestaur
A seamless connection between kitchen and dining, where cabinetry anchors the space and craftsmanship defines the experience.⁠ ⁠ Custom-painted millwork frames the island and perimeter cabinetry, detailed with recessed panels, cross-brace accents, an
The first impression at Trata unfolds through an arched threshold into a luminous wall of illuminated niches. Sculptural vessels, coral forms, and classical fragments are framed within softly glowing recesses, creating depth and symmetry from the mom
Cedar lattice screens filter the eastern light, casting rhythmic shadows across stone and woven textures. The fireplace anchors the lounge in warmth and permanence, while layered details create a retreat equally suited to morning calm or evening gath
At the far end of the pool, a gabled arbor joins two cedar-clad pavilions—one housing the bath and pool equipment, the other for storage. The symmetry and axial alignment with the main house create a quiet focal point, where geometry, greenery,
Framed by stone and cedar, this poolside cabana extends the home’s living space outdoors—offering places to lounge, dine, and gather by the fire. Designed for seamless transitions between swimming, cooking, and entertaining, it embodies t
Tucked within the architecture, this custom window seat transforms an overlooked corner into a place to pause. Integrated millwork wraps the window opening with paneling, built-in storage below, and a tailored seat designed for quiet moments and natu
From the paneled foyer, the new formal living room reveals itself as a study in refinement. A high-gloss lacquered ceiling reflects light into the space, while paneled walls create an architectural backdrop for layered furnishings. A deep blue velvet
A new firepit lounge, designed by Scenic Landscaping in collaboration with RS Mannino, sits just beyond the covered porch to extend outdoor living. Framed by layered plantings and tall evergreens for privacy, it’s a space made for evenings gath
Set back behind a clipped hedge and framed by mature trees, the home presents a restrained cedar façade with a gabled roofline and standing seam accents. The architecture nods to Hamptons tradition while concealing a highly efficient, light-fi
Built-in bookcases frame a see-through fireplace that links the living room to the screened porch beyond. The kitchen, just to the left, continues this open flow of light and movement through the main floor. Designed in collaboration with Sara Gilban
We’re excited (and grateful) to share that six RS Mannino projects are featured in the LUXE RED Readers’ Choice Awards ✨⁠ ⁠ If our work has inspired you, we’d truly appreciate your support. Voting is open until January 23.⁠ ⁠ Check
Just beyond the covered porch, a new open patio extends the rhythm of daily life outdoors. A dining terrace anchors the space, while a firepit lounge sits in the distance for evenings by the fire. A cedar fence continues the warm, natural material pa
The new paneled foyer is washed in natural light, where a sage-green front door and oak stair rail create a welcoming entry. Though not visible here, a stained-glass window nearby casts dramatic light patterns into the space throughout the day, enric
A stone fireplace designed as the true anchor of the room.⁠ Clad in natural stone and framed by warm wood ceilings, it brings balance, scale, and a sense of permanence to the space—quietly grounding the architecture while inviting gathering and
A closer look at the kitchen highlights the rift-cut white oak island with its cross-brace detail, paired with a lime plaster range hood and brass fixtures that add warmth. Black-and-cane stools tuck neatly beneath the island, introducing contrast an