New York architects Todd Rouhe and Maria Ibañez de Sendadiano have completed a holiday home in the Catskills, filled with designs from Danish retailers Hay and Vipp.

The couple, who run Manhattan firm IDS/R Architecture, designed the Mount Tobias property to serve as a nature retreat for themselves and their two daughters, Inez and Luz?.
Rouhe and Ibañez de Sendadiano had purchased a piece of land in the middle of a protected wooded area on Mount Tobias in New York's Ulster County, after wanting a more permanent place to enjoy nature.

For 10 years, they had been travelling to the mountainous region to hike in the fresh air and unplug.
The couple's Mount Tobias home is two-storeys high and built like a longhouse, with a rectangular footprint and a gabled roof.
The ground floor has two bedrooms and two bathrooms at either end of the house, and an open-plan kitchen, dining area and living room in the middle. Sliding glass doors flank this space, and provide access to decks at the front and at the back of the home.
Upstairs is a mezzanine that functions as a spare room, office and storage.

Almost everything in the house is either by Danish brands Hay or Vipp, or designed by Rouhe and Ibañez de Sendadiano.
Custom pieces include daybeds upstairs and the pale wood dining table, with Hay's Result Chairs in oak. The couple also designed wood-panelled walls, window trim and closets.

In the living room is a grey, L-shaped Hay sectional, and a bedroom has Hay's Copenhague 90 d...