More is more in this gargantuan, art-filled house in the New York suburbs

Add to the mix a museum-quality art collection, 24-foot-high ceilings, and a private hockey arena, 

and you're one misstep away from a residence that feels larger than liveable.

In the main stair hall, the stainless-steel sculpture is by Tony Cragg, and the artwork is by George Condo.

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A Carol Bove sculpture rests atop a Pierre Charpin center table from Galerie Kreo, and a Holly Hunt

cocktail table holds a Dale Chihuly glass sculpture on an Hermes tray. The artwork on the wall is by Frank Stella.

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Custom Barstools pull up to a granite in the lounge, where the walls are sheathed in leather tiles.

The club chairs in a Rogers & Goffigon mohair velvet and lngo Maurer pendant are all custom.

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In the office, the desk is by Herve van der Straeten, available from Ralph Pucci; the vintage armchairs are by Pierre Jeanneret; 

the cocktail table is by Henge; and the rug is by Kyle Bunting. The Annie Leibovitz Sumo bookand stand are from Taschen, and the table lamp is by Ralph Lauren.

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In the living room, a pair of Hans Wegner Papa Bear chairs in a Dedar fabric face two vintage club chairs reupholstered in shearling.

The Dmitrly & Co. sofa is custom, the cocktail table is vintage Andre Arbus, the side is by Minotti, and the chanderlier is by Luke Lamp Co. 

The sculpture near the window is by John Chamberlain, and the framed artworks are by Idris Khan and Robert Motherwell.

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The kitchen cabinetry is by Eggersmann, the sink and fittings are by Dornbracht, the chandelier is by Apparatus, and the vases are by RH,

Restoration Hardware.

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Source: ELLE DECOR