This Ethereal Glass House Almost Disappears into the Forest
Originally designed in 1960 by architect Richard Bender, this Amagansett, New York, property became the dream getaway for designer Carol Egan.
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Originally designed in 1960 by architect Richard Bender, this Amagansett, New York, property became the dream getaway for designer Carol Egan.
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A Bucolic, Barn-Like Home on Long Island Seeks $4.3M Designed by the cofounder of New York’s iconic Dean & DeLuca, the serene residence sits on a secluded enclave with a pool and a meditation room. Jack Ceglic, an acclaimed designer and cofounder of the New York City institution Dean & Deluca, has long been known for creating artistically striking spaces—one of which is now for sale. Nestled in the quaint Long Island hamlet of Bridgehampton, New York, the barn-inspired residence spans over 3,600 square feet and offers three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and vast, open living spaces. The one-...
The 3,600-square-foot co-op was the longtime home of Dean & DeLuca founders Jack Ceglic and Joel Dean
Listing images courtesy of Douglas Elliman Six-and-a-half years ago, Rhonda Sassoon, fourth wife and widow of famed hairdresser Vidal Sassoon, dropped $5.8 million on this stunning Soho loft at 133 Wooster Street. Not only is it notable for its sprawling 3,600-square-foot layout, but for the fact that she bought it from Dean & Deluca co-founder Jack Ceglic, who created his cookbook right in this very kitchen. Sassoon has now put the co-op back on the market for $5.8 million, hoping to break even. As the listing describes, “The current owner has capitalized on the romanticism of early l...