The $6.45 million house was built and decorated by 30 well-known designers to raise money for Southampton Hospital in the State of New York.

A partner of note, Mirage donated a floor valued at $8,000, including installation, which was carried out by Fred Stumpf, owner of The Floor Store, a Mirage dealer located in Farmingdale, NY. Made of Handcrafted Oak from our Sweet Memories series with a Château finish, the floor stands out for its rustic beige tones. Château is a unique stain that brings out the color variations, knots, cracks, and other natural characteristics of the wood.

The floor was carefully selected by Aurélien Gallet, the designer assigned to the game room located in the home’s basement. The authenticity of Mirage’s Sweet Memories series and the quality of the flooring made it the natural choice for the look the designer wanted to convey in this room dedicated to family fun. “The beauty of the wood floor in the Game Room added a depth of texture to the room. Providing warmth and interest, the Mirage floor transformed the space, distinguishing it from the neighboring space at the Showhouse”, says Tony Manning, Showhouse Producer.

An estimated 6,000 people visited the house in the six weeks the Hampton Designer Showhouse was open. The house itself, located at 1224 Scuttle Hole Road, Bridgehampton, NY, has been up for sale since last September. This is the sixth showhouse to benefit the Southampton Hospital Foundation.