Timothy Godbold turns his Hamptons home into a "villain's hideout"

Interior designer Timothy Godbold has overhauled his own home in the Hamptons, painting the exterior black and renovating the inside to resemble a lair from a James Bond movie.
Timothy Godbold's 1,700-square-foot (158-square-metre) Southampton home was built in 1973 by architect Eugene L Futterman, who designed many notable residences in the area during the mid-20th century.
A ziggurat-like fireplace and an angled planter are among features that Timothy Godbold incorporated to make his home feel