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"New York Thoroughbred\nThe Chairman of Calvin Klein Thinks Big at Stonewall Farm\nA Colonial-style residence, designed by architect Rebecca Rasmussen, is set on a rise at Stonewall Farm, Sheryl and Barry Schwartz's 750-acre working horse farm in Westchester County, New York. Among their Thoroughbreds are about 40 stake winners.\n\"The Schwartzes wanted a more traditional house on the outside,\" says interior designer Kelly Hoppen, \"but inside they wanted it to be eclectic.\" In the living room, Hoppen mixed an English mantel, Jean Pascaud chairs and a Qi Dynasty Buddha, from Karl Kemp Antiques.\nHoppen, who is based in London, collaborated with Tim Gosling, of David Linley, on the dining table, which was fashioned from mahogany inlaid with mother-of-pearl. They designed the cabinet\u2014displaying Tang horses and old vellum books\u2014to complement it.\nThe front hall segues into the dining room via an anteroom decorated with a chandelier by Jacques-\u00C9mile Ruhlmann and a screen by Jean-Michel Frank and Jean Dunand.\nThe design \"is like couture,\" says Hoppen (with Sheryl and Barry Schwartz).\nA peaked skylight and glazed French doors illuminate the sunroom, which is filled with orchids year-round. The space, opening onto a terrace, \"is where the couple have intimate summer lunches and dinners,\" remarks Hoppen. Boxes on side tables from Herm\u00E8s.\n\"I never do one particular style,\" Hoppen says. \"Things just have to fit\u2014it's all about color and form.\" A trio of antique Japanese screens ascend a stairway in the double-height sitting room. The circa 1958 two-tier chandelier is by Jean Roy\u00E8re. Holly Hunt lamp.\nThe master bedroom continues the neutral palette found throughout. Holly Hunt side table.\nPhotographs by Jacques Henri Lartigue hang above the marble mantelpiece in the main guest room, where three antique Chinese bronze vessels are arranged atop a Chinese cabinet. \"The feeling is very Oriental,\" comments Hoppen. Bronze side table from Holly Hunt.\nA poolhouse, complete with a stone fireplace and two circa 1926 French chandeliers, contains a 60-foot-long pool. \"From the outside it looks like a very grand greenhouse,\" Hoppen says, \"then you walk in and see it's all cream and taupe and neutral.\"\nThe landscaping, by Edmund D. Hollander, comprises a series of gardens that include an entertaining terrace, enclosed by pergolas, off the poolhouse. \"Because the Schwartzes are away in summer,\" he says, \"the gardens were designed to be at their peak in spring and fall.\""^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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