As the Hamptons summer season reached its elegant finale, The Baker House 1650 reaffirmed its place as one of the East End’s most cherished destinations. Over Labor Day weekend, the historic East Hampton inn hosted a glittering summer reception with Parisian high-jewelry Maison Messika, closing the season with an evening that radiated timeless sophistication.
Long celebrated as the crown jewel of East Hampton, The Baker House 1650 seamlessly blends old-world heritage with contemporary luxury. Its lush gardens and sweeping terraces provided the perfect stage for friends, tastemakers, and summer residents to gather in style, savoring the beauty of summer’s final golden weekend.
The Messika showcase proved to be a highlight of the holiday, as guests sipped champagne and admired the Maison’s iconic diamond creations. Against the backdrop of the inn’s manicured gardens and the soft twilight glow, the evening embodied the effortless interplay of European chic and Hamptons ease.
“Labor Day weekend at The Baker House 1650 is always a special time,” said the inn’s owner, Antonella Bertello. “It’s a moment to celebrate summer’s final flourish with beauty, style, and connection before the rhythm of fall begins.”
Among the evening’s distinguished guests were Leeza Gurevich, Antonella Bertello, Agata Byrne, Gerard Byrne, Jean Shafiroff, Roger Sichel, Ilene Sichel, Isabella Montoya-Desionqueres, Rishabh Manocha, and Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe.
About The Baker House 1650
Nestled in the heart of East Hampton Village, The Baker House 1650 is a 17th-century Cotswold-inspired architectural masterpiece. Renowned for its historic charm and modern comforts, the inn offers guests a retreat that embodies the essence of Hamptons living—majestic, serene, and unforgettable.
