Wolf House is a mid-century modern residence in Newburgh, New York, designed by Philip Johnson in 1949 and commissioned by Ruth Wolf. One of Johnson's early works, the house carries his characteristic material honesty — glass, steel, and stone in precise conversation with the surrounding landscape. The hospitality destination has been featured in The New York Times, Architectural Digest, Dwell, and more.

Home to a collection spanning art, design, and architecture, Wolf House welcomed Ramulus as a permanent addition in 2026. Ramulus found its place in a house that has always understood objects as participants in a larger conversation. The architecture's rational clarity and the object's quiet kinetic presence share the same room, indefinitely.