Inspired by early 20th-century prep tables, the Nahons created a 14-foot island made of solid oak to anchor the kitchen. Despite the vastness of the piece, the rest of the space remains light and airy ...

Before R. Scott Bromley designed Studio 54 or became the king of Fire Island modernism, there was 4 Baiting Hollow Road.

Billionaire Ira Rennert owns the largest home in the region here — a 110,000-square-foot, 29-bedroom, 39-bathroom compound on an almost 65-acre estate called Fair Field.

THE INSIDE SCOOP: At 57 acres, The Creeks is the Hamptons’ largest estate (until Ira Rennert finishes his); the copper-topped main house is exclusively for Ron and Ellen and the two youngest kids.

Rennert, 90, the founder of New York-based Renco Group, bought his beachside home in the 1990s. Dubbed "the house that ate the Hamptons," it was last listed for a jaw-dropping $425 million.