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Meet ASHLEY WHITTAKER one of New York’s rising interior design stars. Ashley describes her design aesthetic as neo-traditional and this Southampton home is a great example of that. She used a blue color palette with pops of coral, pink, celery green and yellow to create a cozy home for a growing young family.

In the home office, West Elm stools mix with a custom daybed and David Hicks hexagon carpet.

In the dining room, Ashley contrasted 1940s Gustavian chairs painted white with a Regency dining table. The white coral chandelier is from Mecox Gardens.

In the dining room, a Chinese console and lantern sconces by Charles Edwards for an unexpected mix.

Like most of the furniture throughout the home, the chairs near the fireplace are custom and covered in a chocolate fabric called Dundee Hickory by Clarence House.

In a wider photo of the living room, we see traditional furniture mixed with modern art by Sally Michel and a faux-tortoise coffee table from Todd Romano.

The sitting room is decorated with lots of comfortable seating covered in various shades of blue and patterns like Ikat and paisley.

A shell chandelier from Mecox Gardens anchors the kitchen dining area along with a zinc-topped table and French bistro chairs.

In the vibrant coral sunroom, Ashley added trellis work to the walls and a wicker bench and chairs from Bialecky Brothers.

The master bedroom is lush and serene with monogrammed Leontine Linens on the bed and Nina Campbell wallpaper.

Ashley used a shell mirror for the vanity table along with comfortable seating in blue and white.

Photos: Eric Piasecki