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"Knoll CEO Andrew Cogan's Shelter Island Beach House\nArchitect Michael Haverland conjures a soaring, light-filled waterside compound on New York's Shelter Island for Knoll CEO Andrew Cogan and his family\nKnoll CEO Andrew Cogan and his wife, Lori Finkel, commissioned architect Michael Haverland and decorator Philip Galanes to expand their house on New York's Shelter Island. Finkel and Cogan are seen here on the terrace with their children, (from left) Caleb, Jed, and Aliyah; the Sutherland teak furniture is topped with cushions of a Trina Turk pattern for Schumacher and a blue Sunbrella fabric.\nIn the living room, 1950s swivel chairs by Edward Wormley for Dunbar are grouped with a cocktail table by Nicola L. and a '60s Franco Albini rattan ottoman. On the right, a Studio Tord Boontje light fixture for Artecnica is suspended above a Mies van der Rohe Barcelona daybed covered in an Edelman leather; in the background, Saarinen chairs surround a 1960 Richard Schultz table for Knoll. The walls are painted in Benjamin Moore's Simply White.\nA chimney breast of local river stone provides a rustic note in the dining room, where a 1930s Italian industrial light fixture from Obsolete hangs above a Piet Hein Eek table and Mies van der Rohe chairs by KnollStudio, the latter covered in an Edelman leather.\nThe dining terrace's chairs, inspired by pieces by artist Donald Judd, are cushioned in a Sunbrella fabric, which is also used for the retractable awning; the sconces are by Urban Archaeology.\nIn the master bedroom, which is lined with a Carolyn Ray wallpaper, the bed, blanket, and pillows were all acquired on a family trip to India; the ceiling fixture is by Patricia Urquiola and Eliana Gerotto for Foscarini, the Saarinen chair and ottoman are by KnollStudio, and the curtains are made of a KnollTextiles linen.\nA 19th-century cyanotype by Anna Atkins is displayed in the master bath, where sinks by Nottingham Brass for Signature Hardware are paired with Restoration Hardware medicine cabinets.\nThe bath's cast-iron tub has fittings by Sign of the Crab.\nA guest room is furnished with a '50s Italian bed and a '60s Scandinavian dresser from R. E. Steele Antiques.\nA prototype of a Robert Venturi chair for Knoll enlivens a guest bath; the floor lamp is a midcentury Tommi Parzinger design, the Saarinen table is by KnollStudio, and the shower fittings are by Sign of the Crab.\nThe mahogany pool deck features Bertoia side chairs and a Richard Schultz table, all by KnollStudio.\nThe property sits on one of Shelter Island's highest points, offering generous views across the bay to the North Fork of Long Island and beyond.\nThe house as seen from its drive."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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