Summer House: At Home in the Hamptons with Glenn Ban

Photography courtesy of Glenn Ban

Over the course of the nearly two decades that Glenn Ban has lived in the Hamptons, he’s moved five times—yet his homes all feel of a piece. Today we're taking a tour of his latest, a 1880 three-bedroom colonial; let's see how he turned the rental into a casual but refined home.

“I like living with different styles—Primitive, English, Danish, Arts & Crafts," Glenn says.

An old urn sits atop an old hollowed out piece of wood that Glenn found during a summer on Cape Cod.

The grandfather clock came with the house. “I don’t think I would buy one, but I like how it adds history to the home.”

“Why buy new when there are so many beautiful things already available?”

“Art is very important to me. I have large photography collection, and I love collecting vintage paintings, usually abstract, but I also love a good still life or landscape,” says Glenn.

The view from the living room out to the stairs.

The bed in the guest room survived several moves.

A beeswax and linen piece by Nick Theobald hangs in a bedroom.