Inside a Modernist Glass House on Noyack Bay
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1/11Photographs by Rick LewThe house that architect Roger Ferris designed for his friends Karin Dauch and Massimo Tassan-Solet features Brazilian garapa wood and aluminum louvers. The main house, at the left, is separated from the pool house/office by an outdoor living and dining area. The CB2 lounge chairs by the pool are accessorized with MissoniHome pillows.Photographs by Rick LewThe house that architect Roger Ferris designed for his friends Karin Dauch and Massimo Tassan-Solet features Brazilian garapa wood and aluminum louvers. The main house, at the left, is separated from the pool house/office by an outdoor living and dining area. The CB2 lounge chairs by the pool are accessorized with MissoniHome pillows.
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2/11Photographs by Rick LewKarin Dauch and Massimo Tassan-Solet with their daughters Sofia, Marina, and Chiara, pictured on an iroko heartwood sofa from Minotti.Photographs by Rick LewKarin Dauch and Massimo Tassan-Solet with their daughters Sofia, Marina, and Chiara, pictured on an iroko heartwood sofa from Minotti.
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3/11Photographs by Rick LewA marine fantasy by Sergio Fornasetti is a fitting backdrop for the living room, which includes a striped rug from ABC Carpet & Home and a Verner Panton mother-of-pearl chandelier.Photographs by Rick LewA marine fantasy by Sergio Fornasetti is a fitting backdrop for the living room, which includes a striped rug from ABC Carpet & Home and a Verner Panton mother-of-pearl chandelier.
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4/11Photographs by Rick LewThe first-floor entry hallway doubles as a pristine art gallery, with the word YES as a focal point. The series of carnival swing photographs is by Peter Gabriel.Photographs by Rick LewThe first-floor entry hallway doubles as a pristine art gallery, with the word YES as a focal point. The series of carnival swing photographs is by Peter Gabriel.
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5/11Photographs by Rick LewThe dining room features a raw-edged walnut table with a cast-bronze base from BDDW ; the chandelier is by Bocci. The bull painting is by Joseph Adolphe and the palm trees are by Karin Dauch.Photographs by Rick LewThe dining room features a raw-edged walnut table with a cast-bronze base from BDDW ; the chandelier is by Bocci. The bull painting is by Joseph Adolphe and the palm trees are by Karin Dauch.
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6/11Photographs by Rick LewRed Ingo Maurer soda-bottle pendants and enameled metal barstools enliven the otherwise all-white kitchen.Photographs by Rick LewRed Ingo Maurer soda-bottle pendants and enameled metal barstools enliven the otherwise all-white kitchen.
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7/11Photographs by Rick LewThe TV room includes a purple Moroso sofa, a red Flight recliner from Design Within Reach, and a floral MissoniHome pouf.Photographs by Rick LewThe TV room includes a purple Moroso sofa, a red Flight recliner from Design Within Reach, and a floral MissoniHome pouf.
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8/11Photographs by Rick LewOrange predominates in a guest room, with a rug from DwellStudio and Frette linens.Photographs by Rick LewOrange predominates in a guest room, with a rug from DwellStudio and Frette linens.
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9/11Photographs by Rick LewBunk beds in the girls’ room are positioned on a colorful striped rug by Dauch’s friend Madeline Weinrib.Photographs by Rick LewBunk beds in the girls’ room are positioned on a colorful striped rug by Dauch’s friend Madeline Weinrib.
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10/11Photographs by Rick LewThe master suite is a single open room with expansive views of the bay. A Matteograssi bed and a Le Corbusier lounge chair lie within the sleeping area.Photographs by Rick LewThe master suite is a single open room with expansive views of the bay. A Matteograssi bed and a Le Corbusier lounge chair lie within the sleeping area.
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11/11Photographs by Rick LewA freestanding tub and Cosmic standing storage mirror from AF New York. The black rubber ducky is from John Derian.Photographs by Rick LewA freestanding tub and Cosmic standing storage mirror from AF New York. The black rubber ducky is from John Derian.
This article appears in the September 2013 issue of HC&G (Hamptons Cottages & Gardens).
