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The Atlantic Inspired Hamptons
Long Island Sophistication in the Tweed Shire, NSW
Inspired by the timeless estates of The Hamptons, Long Island, this homes in the Tweed Shire brings a refined, coastal blue aesthetic to the Northern Rivers. Clad in a striking Atlantic Blue, these homes serve as a bold yet elegant interpretation of traditional Hamptons architecture, meticulously adapted for premium Australian living.
The Design Vision
The challenge was to capture the "shingle-style" essence of New York’s elite coastal enclave while ensuring the structures thrived in the subtropical NSW climate. By utilizing a deep, sea-inspired palette and crisp white millwork, we created a visual landmark that feels both nostalgic and modern.
Signature Atlantic Blue: A bespoke exterior color palette that mirrors the deep hues of the Atlantic Ocean, contrasted by stark white gables and window trimmings.
Architectural Symmetry: A dual-dwelling layout that maintains individual privacy while presenting a cohesive, grand street presence.
Classic Coastal Detailing: Features traditional weatherboard cladding, oversized verandahs, and decorative "Amores" signature raking to maximize curb appeal.
Indoor-Outdoor Synergy: Large-scale French doors and louvred windows designed to invite the Tweed Coast breezes into light-filled, open-plan interiors.
The Amores Hamptons Expertise
Designing a Hamptons home in Northern NSW requires a deep understanding of local council regulations and environmental factors. For the Tweed Shire project, Amores managed every technical detail—from the structural integrity of the high-pitched roofs to the council-ready drafting that ensured a seamless approval process.
"We wanted to bring the soul of Long Island to the Tweed Coast. By choosing Atlantic Blue, we moved away from the 'standard' white Hamptons look to create something truly distinctive and deeply connected to the ocean." — Allan Amores

















