East Hampton LDV at The Maidstone Hotel debuts Luxe brand partnerships

Last summer, the 150-year-old Maidstone hotel, located at the Main Street in East Hampton, reopened his dogs under the leadership of the LDV hospitality, the group behind the NYC Scarpetta restaurant and famous for its Italian luxury. The hotel, since it was renamed LDV in Maidstone, introduced one day appetizer Hours in the garden and reboot the stylish restaurant to serve strict Italian pastries.

This summer, Maidstone is bringing even more European elegance in East Hampton’s courtesy for new partnerships with Sézane, the French fashion brand and Ginori 1735, a luxurious Italian dinner company.

“We want to bring this style of Dolce Vita’s life to Hamptons,” says John Meadow, the founder and president of LDV hospitality, Alexa tells.

Sézane is creating a pop-up store in the back garden of the hotel after the fences, from June 20 to July 27. Visitors will be able to order a spritz or glass of wine in the Italian bottom in the grass and store a unique collection of summer capsules (including the famous basket bag).

“We went with them because they are young, fresh, fun, playful, miraculous,” Meadow explains. The hotel guues will also be provided by Sézane Products in their rooms.

In addition, the hotel will be determined by objects created by Ginori 1735, which is known for its colorful settings of porcelain table and home decoration. “Likes like Bergdorf-Caliber, ornate China,” Meadow notes.

Chef Jorge Espinoza, who runs the restaurant, has already served his famous Spaghetti Alla Nerano on the Italian Italian tiles of Ginori 1735. This summer all food – both interior and outer – will be served on the brand table.

The company is also creating printed pillows, umbrellas and throwing for the garden and creating a pop-up store in the hotel lobby for the Guites cover the latest Ginori 1735 collection.

“I saw last summer while the Guuests would sit there and look at the bottom of the tiles to see who does them,” Meadow recalls. “Why not be able to let them bring them home, right?”