Under The Pergola Column: An End of Summer Visit To Jack Lenor Larsen's LongHouse Reserve

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Posted by Tamara Stephenson September 03, 2017

Under The Pergola Column: An End of Summer Visit To Jack Lenor Larsen's LongHouse Reserve

Longhouse Reserve:

Beauty, Lushness and Art

We took a nice, long stroll at Jack Lenor Larsen's home and preserve, Longhouse Reserve which is 16 acres of sculptured gardens. The garden boasts impressive art from renowned artists including Willem de Kooning, Yoko Ono and Buckminster Fuller, as well as many others.

Located in East Hampton, it is tucked behind town on a lush estate created by fabric and interior design talent Larsen. Over the years, Larsen transformed this property and home into an incredible art and garden oasis. Each season he changes it up to showcase new art exhibits, and this summer guests were greeted by exhibit DUNES, with a sandy bar, wrapped trees and philosophical inspirational offerings from

Yoko Ono.