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"A Modern Hudson Valley Home\nFor a challenging site with sweeping views of the Hudson Valley, gallerist Sean Kelly and his wife commission a bold retreat from architect Toshiko Mori.\nFor the Hudson Valley, New York, getaway of Mary and Sean Kelly, Toshiko Mori Architect stacked an upper story clad in aluminum-foam panels atop a glass-walled ground floor. The cast-iron figure is Antony Gormley's sculpture You.\nThe Kellys and their dogs in front of a wall painting by Birgir Andr\u00E9sson.\nThe living area's Hilton sofas by Minotti, with pillows by Judy Ross Textiles, face a pair of PK 57 cocktail tables by Poul Kj\u00E6rholm, one topped with Jeff Koons's Balloon Dog porcelain plate; the painting is by Callum Innes.\nA work on paper by Rebecca Horn is displayed against walnut paneling in the living area; the chair is by Oskar Zieta.\nThe Kellys' terriers, Molly (left) and Finnegan, in a reading corner with wicker seating by Marc Newson and a Kj\u00E6rholm PK 64 cocktail table.\nThe suspended sofa by Kj\u00E6rholm and the Antony sconce by Serge Mouille are both 1950s; beneath the framed work, Void by Gormley, is a circa-1940 Penguin Donkey bookshelf by Ernest Race and an African sculpture.\nVintage Arne Jacobsen seating\u2014a set of Grand Prix chairs and a Giraffe armchair\u2014surrounds a minimalist dining table designed by Mori and Peter Superti, which is set into a polished-concrete floor; the centerpiece is a sculpture by Jeff Zimmerman.\nThe kitchen features a Sub-Zero refrigerator, a Miele cooktop, and a Voda counter stool by Design Within Reach; the dining table and chair are George Nelson designs by Herman Miller.\nThe birch stairway appears to float free of its enclosing walls; the recessed handrail was a key design decision.\nThe upstairs library showcases works by Marcel Duchamp and Joseph Beuys, and a collection of books, including first editions by James Joyce; the small green figures on the shelf are sculptures of the Kellys by Karin Sander.\nLimited-edition Je t'aime pillowcases by Louise Bourgeois from the Tate Modern grace the master bedroom; the work on paper is by Richard Long, and the bench at the foot of the bed is by Nelson for Herman Miller.\nThe master bedroom includes a Kj\u00E6rholm wicker chaise longue and low table.\nThe master bath is tiled in limestone and includes a Starck tub by Duravit with Vola fittings; the stool is by Kj\u00E6rholm, and the work on paper at the end of the bath is by Peter Liversidge.\nA guest room features a built-in sycamore bed by Mori and a photograph by Douglas Gordon.\nAs designed by architect Toshiko Mori, this two-story home provides for open circulation at the ground level, while the upstairs situates private spaces around a central library."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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