Anna Wintour’s home: fabulous Long Island hideaway fit for a Vogue editor

Anna Wintour, US Vogue editor-in-chief whom everyone thought is depicted as the boss “immortalized” in The Devil Wear Prada, has two Long Island home.

The wonderfully aged kitchen with weathered wood furniture is delightful.

With the same mossy tone, this corner is inviting in summer but perhaps a tad too cold for winter. But again, this is a summer home.

 Anna Wintour’s home library doesn’t seem to stock any Vogue issues. Love the French stripe sofa.

 A world map hangs above the floral sofa in Anna Wintour’s living room, combined with a ceiling fan, making it colonial-style.

Anna Wintour’s immaculate living room. As it’s a summer house, the fireplace isn’t used. The French country style armchairs and sofas are very attractive and evocative of a summer retreat.

It’s all about texture: linen, wood, seagrass, cotton and silk, all creating a relaxing vacation home for the famous Vogue editor.