Take a Peek Inside Coco Rocha's Sprawling Stone Cottage in Westchester

"I love the peace and quiet," says Rocha. With glass doors that open onto a view of the property's woods, the sunporch, pictured here, is one of her favorite places to relax. 

"We call these the his and hers couches," jokes Rocha, pointing to the two chesterfield-style Restoration Hardware sofas. Cabinets around the fireplace house logs, electronics, books, and even a flip-down bar. "The unit is half Ikea, half fabricated by a carpenter friend," she says. 

Obscured by greenery, the deck behind the house is the site of frequent barbecues with friends and family.

The couple's home office can be closed off from the living room with a fullheight sliding door. Conran styled the shelves: "He likes very strict stacks," Rocha says.

Rocha cooks most nights when she's home but has one pet peeve about the kitchen: "I'm too tall for the range hood! We had to hang it at this height to meet code."

The starburst chandelier in the master bedroom is Ioni's favorite, says Rocha. "If she’s fussy, we lay her down on the bed below it and bam! Calm."

Rocha's closet is slipped under the eaves on the top floor of the split-level home. "I hold on to clothes," she says. "Over the years I've given some things away and regretted it afterward. So now I hoard."

In Ioni's room, a gallery wall with works by Downton and Donald Robertson, among others, anchors the space. The couple purchased the lacquered-maple crib from a furniture-maker in Aspen. "It's hard to find one that’s interesting-looking and not dated," says Conran.