Brooklyn designer Michael Yarinsky has renovated a home on Long Island's eastern-most tip with crisp white interiors, several lights by Ladies & Gentleman and ethereal Calico wallpaper.
The Cedars is a three-storey, wooden home built in 1883 in Orient, a coastal town on the tip of Long Island in New York state. The historic residence features a steeply pitched roofline and moments of cedar cladding, which give the house its name.

Michael Yarinsky Studio partnered with New York designer Zach Bliss "to breathe life" into the project. They designed the home for a young couple that envisioned a space that would "not only pay homage to the history of the place, but also fit their personalities".
"They wanted something design-forward, light, bright, and full of art and design," the team said.
The house features a host of designs by Brooklyn studios, including lights by Ladies & Gentlemen and Calico Wallpaper. Caroline Z Hurley, a designer also based in the New York borough, created a wall treatment for the powder room.

Another aspect of the interior design is the series of bright, white spaces with white walls and pale wood floors. These give a contemporary feel and strongly contrast with the traditional style of the home.
"The interior references the moment when the ocean meets the sky," the team said. "The colour selection consists of muted blues and greens, contrasting with white-washed floors".

Pale wood beams over...