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Modern Hamptons

Minimalist, monochromatic, timeless. A style where simple and striking are essential components to getting that Modern Hamptons look.

What is Modern Hamptons style?

The quintessential Hamptons style is now being revamped to take less from the all-white coastal design feel and move towards a more refined Modern Hamptons style. Modern Hampton's style centres around contrasting colours, mainly dark timber floors and white walls with full height wainscoting using inlay mould to create clean, sharp boxes. It’s all about the clean details in a Modern Hamptons home. Whether you want to create a Modern Hamptons kitchen, a Modern Hamptons bedroom, or you’d just love the look of the Modern Hamptons style and would like to include it in your home; let’s take a look at how to embrace this gorgeous aesthetic that’s extremely well-suited to the Australian lifestyle.

Get the Modern Hamptons look

Explore the styles of Modern Hamptons.


Modern 1

Lower wall Wainscoting, with large skirting boards, and a 2-tone colour scheme with grey and white. The VJ Board used on the adjacent wall adds sharp lines and details which suit the Modern Hamptons style well. Mix & match these timber profiles with other Wainscoting layouts shown in other Modern styles.

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Modern 2

Full wall height Wainscoting is perfectly balanced from the stunning skirting, chair rail, to the ceiling cornice. The middle wainscoting panel is the perfect size to frame your TV or artwork. Mix & match these timber profiles with other Wainscoting layouts shown in other Modern styles.

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Modern 3

This Wainscoting layout is ideal for hanging large images and framing them within the upper wall Wainscoting. Grey and white are used to create a divide between the lower and upper wainscoting sections. Large skirting boards, architraves and skirting blocks frame the walls and doorways. Cavetto Wall is used on the adjacent wall to create a unique eye-catching feature.  Mix & match these timber profiles with other Wainscoting layouts shown in other Modern styles.

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Can I mix & match the timber moulding profiles with the Wainscoting layouts?

Yes, absolutely you can. These images show how you can visualise the timber moulding collections with a specific layout of your Wainscoting wall panelling or ceiling treatments. You can take any of the 3 collections shown and adjust the layout of the panelling to suit your preference. The mix-and-match approach allows you to truly create your Hamptons dream home.

Modern Hamptons styled room by room

Modern Hamptons Kitchen

For a Modern Hamptons look in your kitchen choose all-white finishes for kitchen cabinetry, or go bold and choose earthy greens, combined with open shelving or glass-paned doors that bring the natural outside world into your kitchen’s view.

A kitchen island is a must for both your aesthetic and cooking endeavours, as well as using marble, light-coloured stone or crisp white laminates for benches and stools. If you don’t dare to colour your kitchen too much, try a pop of colour on your island bench only. You can bring warmth into the space and negate the starkness of all-white with copper or rose gold metal finishings with clean, sleek lines to modernise your kitchen and give the space that sense of homeliness.

For a Modern Hamptons kitchen’s lighting, pendants are a must, as well as beautifully shiny chrome eyecatchers or lantern-style lights in metal and clear glass. Try these in black iron instead of the traditional chrome for a modern touch.

For your Modern Hamptons kitchen, choose splashbacks in neutral coloured tiles, glass, or natural stone. Avoid patterned tiles, as they are too ‘busy’ for this style and will take away from the natural detail of your space. Stick to white, subtle pastel, or marble tiles in a herringbone setting.

Modern Hamptons Bathroom

A Modern Hamptons bathroom is all about clean lines and a contrasting display of black and white that is elegant, classic and creates the perfect blend of Hamptons and Modern styling. In terms of tiles, you can’t go wrong with textured white tiles for the walls whilst the floor is up for more debate. Patterned black and white tiles would work perfectly in a Modern Hamptons bathroom softening the space whilst sticking with the neutral colour palette. A white quartz benchtop with black matte tapware and handles will perfectly reflect that Modern Hamptons style. The vanity mirror can be either square or rectangular with a border around it to add character or soft curves to create a relaxing space.  Patterned towels in soft, earthy colours, textured accessories and a couple of house plants will make the space feel welcoming and relaxing which is at the core of Hamptons style.

Modern Hamptons Bedroom

For bedrooms that embrace the Modern Hamptons style, it’s all about luxurious comfort. Use natural materials like organic cotton linen for your sheets and furniture coverings. Choose chic, soft-cushioned seating like ottomans, couches and single-seat chairs placed romantically under bay windows for hours spent lost in books. Always choose quality over quantity, however, there’s nothing wrong with a barrage of gorgeously covered scatter cushions atop a plush bed.

Modern Hamptons Living Room

Sofas with large square arms in soft greys and off-white, perfectly replicate that Modern Hamptons style in a living room. Stick clear of patterned or colourful cushions and instead feel free to play around with greys and whites. Side tables and sideboards call for clean, sharp lines with glass and wrought iron or black metal finishes. Include raw wood elements to soften and add warmth to the room. Glass or iron chandeliers are the perfect choice for lighting to add an element of luxury that is true to Hamptons. For the flooring opt for a clean black Japanese stain to contrast the light furnishings and walls. Full height wainscoting in white or light grey for the walls represents a sense of Hampton’s whilst remaining modern. The inlay mould should be a clean dark profile, creating boxed shapes framing the walls. The vertical lines of wall panelling help to elongate walls and make them appear larger, giving the appearance of added height. If your home is open-plan, having an entirely-panelled wall is a great way to bring areas together, visually connecting spaces and creating flow. Sleek, sharp skirting board and architrave profiles will pair well with this look.

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