Photos: Look into the penthouse of Stephen Ross, owner of the Dolphins

Architectural Digest recently highlighted the home of Stephen and Kara Ross. All of the pictures and information below are courtesy of their website, which can be found by clicking on this link. The Ross' live in New York in a two-story penthouse. Below are descriptions of each room followed by a photo slideshow.

• The firm Ingrao Inc. devised sumptuous interiors for the Manhattan apartment owned by jewelry designer Kara Ross (here, in front of a Barnaby Furnas painting) and her husband, real-estate developer Stephen Ross.
  

• The living room features Maria Pergay sconces and Philippe Hiquily side tables, all vintage pieces from Galerie Yves Gastou, as well as a 1920s French lacquer cocktail table, a Jean-Michel Frank–style sectional sofa by Jonas, and a circa-1950 Edward Wormley slipper chair from Duane Modern. The tabletop sculpture at far left is by Martin Megna.
  

• Breathtaking city views unfold across the living room's floor-to-ceiling windows, which are curtained in an Armani/Casa fabric. The 1940s French mahogany floor lamps are from L'Art de Vivre, the papier-mâché sculpture of birch tree trunks is by Kim Krans, and the carpet is by Edward Fields.
  

• A handblown-glass-and-bronze chandelier designed by Randy Kemper and created by Megna Glass hangs above the dining room's 1960s French table, which is surrounded by Jonas chairs in a Holland & Sherry fabric; the ceiling is clad in a Roger Arlington paper, the sconce is by Hervé Van der Straeten, and the rug is by Edward Fields.
  

• The kitchen has a Poliform island, hood, and cabinetry, as well as a Miele cooktop and a Jeff Koons Puppy vase.
  

• The family room features Art Deco side chairs and an ebony table.
  

• In the master bedroom, '60s Lucite lamps from John Salibello stand atop custom-made John Boone night tables flanking the bespoke bed, which was fabricated by Jonas and upholstered in an Edelman leather; the bed linens are from Stella, the embroidered throw pillows are by Holland & Sherry, a Rose Tarlow Melrose House leather clads the Hervé Van der Straeten bench from Ralph Pucci International, and the carpet is by Edward Fields.