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"Jonathan Adler and Simon Doonan's Shelter Island Retreat\nStyle guru Jonathan Adler and writer Simon Doonan create a modernist home befitting their colorful design aesthetic on New York's Shelter Island\nJonathan Adler (left) and Simon Doonan with their Norwich terrier, Liberace, on the dining terrace of their Shelter Island, New York, home; the hanging lamp is vintage George Nelson, the vase is by Adler, and the table and chairs are by Richard Schultz from Knoll.\nGray Organschi Architecture devised the single-story house and separate pool pavilion.\nIn the pool pavilion, the throw pillows and sun wall sculpture are by Adler; the cushions are clad in Sunbrella fabrics, and the sconces are vintage.\nThe entry courtyard.\nCustom-made ceramic tiles distinguish a corner of the space; the light fixture is by Rewire Gallery, the Warren Platner lounge chairs by Knoll are vintage, and the low table and rug are by Adler.\nBall-chain curtains define the sunken living area, where Adler grouped a sofa, slipper chair, table lamp, and throw pillows, all of his own design; the cocktail table, Geoffrey Harcourt shell seat, and Beni Ourain rug are vintage.\nThe fire pit and hood were custom designed, and the wall hanging is by Andy Harman.\nAdler chairs covered in a Lee Jofa fabric surround a vintage Milo Baughman table from Vermillion 20th Century Furnishings; the kitchen island's mural is by John-Paul Philipp\u00E9, and the range hood is by Electrolux.\nCeramics by Adler are displayed above a hallway entrance; the doors beyond are painted in Benjamin Moore colors.\nThe master bedroom features an array of Adler designs, including the bed, reading lights, tiles, feather headdress, and duvet; the ceiling fan is by the Modern Fan Co., and the curtains are of burlap.\nA custom-made marble-top vanity in the master bath; the sink fittings are by Kohler, the overhead light fixture is vintage, and the mirror and table lamp are both by Adler.\nLandscape designer Vickie Cardaro added berms of sand and a variety of grasses to the plot.\nConcrete pavers lead from the dining terrace to the pool.\nThe flat roof conceals solar panels by GreenLogic Energy."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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