Residential
The House on the Hudson is conceived as a contemporary residence shaped by its wooded Hudson Valley setting. Designed by John Sadlon, AIA, and ss.mm design, the project connects domestic life with the surrounding landscape through generous glazing, open interiors and expansive outdoor living areas.
01 / Spatial Organization and Light
A large fireplace anchors the space and floor-to-ceiling windows bring daylight and forest views into the interior. The adjacent dining area and kitchen create a continuous setting for everyday life and gathering.
Outdoor spaces extend this shared realm beyond the building enclosure.
02 / Interiors and Materiality
Custom kitchen cabinetry and an island incorporating a sink and seating combine practical functions with the openness of the plan. The material palette supports a comfortable domestic atmosphere while maintaining a visual connection with the natural setting.
03 / Private Spaces and Landscape
The primary suite is designed as a more secluded retreat, with a generous bedroom, spa-like bathroom and private outdoor space. This balance between shared living and individual retreat carries the project’s landscape connection through both communal and private areas of the home.
