Full Show: Unique Homes From Coast to Coast | Open House TV
We're exploring a sundrenched stunner in Beverly Hills, and we check out treetop views of Central Park from a sleek sanctuary that was once a hotel ballroom. We're in an audacious designer apartment in Chicago that mixes gilded touches with memorable furnishings against the backdrop of an iconic skyline. And, we're in Aspen, Colorado for a look at a sprawling yet intimate mountain masterpiece. Plus, we're at an ultra-modern Greenwich Village penthouse with Hudson River views.
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Full Show: Eye-Catching Homes from Coast to Coast | Open House TV
This week, we are featuring eye-catching homes from coast to coast. We're with broker Aaron Kirman, the star of CNBC's new show Listing Impossible at this ultra-modern temple of Los Angeles Luxury. And, we see how a designer embraced the challenging scope of a Bel Aire home to make it truly unique. We're checking out a unique space in a former firehouse with a New York Original, Tony Award-winning choreographer and dancer George Faison. Keith Baltimore celebrates his inner maximalist in his client's Upper West Side brownstone. And, we explore how artist and designer Leyden Lewis bought a gallery-like aesthetic into his client's East Side home.
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Full Show: Luxury and Design from Coast-to-Coast | Open House TV
This week, we're headed coast-to-coast to feature a wide range of design visions and luxury living. First, we check out how one designer made a Chelsea rental both a unique reflection of her aesthetic into a comfortable family home. We're in Midtown exploring a chic sky-high pied a terre. We also explore a sleek modern homage to Hollywood Regency-style architecture.
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Interesting Designs from Coast to Coast | Open House TV
We're all about the little things that make a big impression in a home. From a loving ode to midcentury California chic to an ultra-modern estate built onto the side of a desert canyon.
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Full Show: Stylish Stunners from Coast to Coast | Open House TV
This week, we’re touring stylish stunners from coast-to-coast. We visit an architectural gem in the hills of Bel Aire that’s so much more than its views. And, we get a private look into a successful fashion designer’s elegant Brooklyn abode. We check out a loft apartment that combines ancient design traditions with cutting-edge technology. Plus, designer Estee Stanley welcomes us into her Los Angeles home-- a stylish celebration of laid-back living.
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Full Show: Astounding Abodes Filled with Innovative Style | Open House TV
Join Open House host Sara Gore for a look inside five impeccable homes in New York and California that are filled with style, comfort, and innovative details.
First up: a stop at 111 West 57th St to tour a bespoke 3873 sq. ft. penthouse in midtown Manhattan, designed by interior designer Rafael de Cárdenas, that captures the glamour and excitement of New York City. From the impressive foyer with its eye-catching pieces that set the stage for the dynamism of the space to the dining room featuring a frosted table held up by plasters of rock formations as a base, and from the primary bedroom with its abstracted pastoral vibe, low-profile bed to maximize the wall space, and stainless steel platform for added edge to the Great Room with its magnificent views of Central Park, transparent coffee table decorated with books and solid ceramic vases, and muted sofa with pops of lime green color that capture the natural scenery outside, this 3-bedroom residence is filled with a blend of elegant yet unexpected touches. As Cárdenas himself best puts it: This apartment is my 1988 fantasy with its acid green and orange color palette and this view that I'm been waiting for — and it's all hurled into the future.
Care for a visit to sunny Beverly Hills, California for a tour of 2650 Benedict Canyon Drive led by real estate agent Matt Altman? This luxurious 16,390 sq. ft. architectural compound has it all: Expansive living area flooded with natural light? ✔️ Open-floor concept that seamlessly blends indoor/outdoor elements? ✔️ Floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the surrounding mountains? ✔️ This 7 bedroom, 11-bath estate truly combines unparalleled contemporary design with state-of-the art interiors and cinematic style.
After that, we return to the East Coast for a visit to the renowned Tribeca penthouse of lighting and furniture designer Lee Broom. A fitting celebration of his innovative style and elegant aesthetic (a modernist take on classic decor), this duplex residence, which occupies the fifth and sixth floors of a historic cast iron building in downtown NYC and serves as the designer’s residence and appointment-only showroom, features an abundance of natural light, flow, and unique creations inspired by the architecture of the 3,000 sq. ft. space as well as New York City itself.
We then fly back to the West Coast to join interior designer Tamarra Younis (founder of Union of Art) at one of her recent projects: a mid-century home nestled in the hills of Studio City — that she transformed for Foo Fighters bassist Nate Mendel and his family — that is as delightfully comfortable as it is creative with its custom-made furniture, bold pops of color, and collection of personal and vintage decor pieces.
Finally, we find ourselves in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn for a visit with architect Simon Arnolds. Arnolds was tasked with renovating a top-floor duplex in a former Romanesque mansion. He opened up the space to give it warmth and reflect modern sensibilities (namely, by removing the dividing walls, exposing the ceiling structure, and staining the exposed wood with black pigment and the steel a very dark gray), and in the process, uncovered plenty of of the original architectural details that he seamlessly integrated into contemporary design.
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Full Show: Homes That Are Designed to Surprise | Open House TV
This week, we've got homes that were designed to surprise. We're in Brooklyn to see how an architect brought a boutique hotel vibe in a unique designer home. Plus, we head up to the Hudson to beautiful Dobbs Ferry for a look at an architectural gem with the owner and designer. Also, how one designer returned the Mid-Century charm to her own family-friendly home in Sherman Oaks, California. And, we're taking a special trip to Atlanta to visit a sophisticated home designed for a West Coast family. Plus, we're taking a look inside a massive designer loft filled with surprises both inside and out.
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Full Episode: Old World Charm Meets Contemporary Design in 5 NY & California Homes | Open House TV
Welcome to another episode of Open House. Get ready to join Sara Gore for a peek inside some 5 stunning and unique homes in NY and California, where classic meets the contemporary.
First up: Welcome to the West Village, where designer and professional stager Cheryl Eisen takes us on a tour of a historic brownstone townhouse with a modern flair at 75 Bedford Street. This New York City home boasts 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, 4 wood-burning fireplaces, white oak floors, 18-ft ceilings, an abundance of natural light, and floor-to-ceiling French Doors on the first and second floor that open into a private backyard. Enjoy the natural light that pours in through the massive windows, while taking a glance through them to see the wondrous garden and viewing all that the area has to offer. Mix this with a private home theater, a magnificent bedroom, and a bathroom that incorporates the relaxation of a spa, and you’ve got yourself a one-of-a-kind home!
Next, we drop by the stunning home of CEO and founder of MarieBelle New York, Maribel Lieberman (along with her best furry friend Willow!) for an exclusive look around her luxurious Soho residence, where she's lived for 34 years. Be transported back through time with the 19th century European-inspired design and take in all the sentimental wonders of her beautiful loft, including a hallway featuring abstract art created by her late husband. From the living room that features furniture that she acquired from the flea market and chandeliers manufactured in the Czech Republic, to the library that includes a piano played by her daughter and an old-fashioned marble fireplace from Italy, to a spacious kitchen where she whips up delicious concoctions (like her infamous hot chocolate), Maribel incorporates numerous old-world aspects (such as a staircase featuring cast-iron railings and black-and-white art) to create a space that exudes warmth, elegance, and plenty of charm.
After that, we zip over to the West Coast to join Lisa Kanegae, the founder and principal designer of LHK Interiors Design Studio in La Cañada, California (just north of Los Angeles), and her sweet puppy Brownie for a look around her newly renovated abode, which she designed herself and is as stylish as it is effortless. She begins in the living room where her high wooden beams add architectural interest and her DIY black accent herringbone wall provides an alluring organic contrast against the limestone in the room, as well as a dramatic moment in a traditional space. We then continue into the “heart of the home: the kitchen! Lisa’s extraordinary talent for interior design, sparked a deeply elegant and bright place to cook — complete with stone porcelain walls, contemporary organizational hardware with a waterfall edge island, and gold-accented top lights. We also wander through the family, which is full of fresh air thanks to the sliding doors that allow for an indoor/outdoor living space. The house continues to amaze with private bedrooms, bathrooms, and Lisa’s very own personal closet that is perfectly organized.
We then meet up with Noble Black to explore an expansive penthouse located at the Mayfair at 610 Park Avenue! Relax and take in all the details about this 7,700 sq. ft. three-story gem that includes 1,400 sq. ft. of outdoor space with breathtaking views of NYC! This state-of-the-art triplex apartment features a spacious entry foyer, custom millwork, a functional kitchen with a cozy breakfast nook, a massive living room with views of Central Park, a great room with a wood-burning fireplace that's adjacent to a classic library, and floors that serve a unique purpose. The bottom floor offers relaxing-yet-refined private bedrooms, while the main floor is perfect for hosting events, and the top terrace is wonderful for some fresh air with captivating views of the Midtown and Upper East Side skylines.
Last but not least, we visit a mid-century gem in Croton-on-Hudson that was renovated by architects Tal Schori and Rustam Mehta, who honored the home's natural beauty and historic structure while bringing their client's vision for seamless modern touches to life. With their specialty in dovetailing unique elements of the space with their personal design aesthetic, the designers used dark colors (including black window frames), red terracotta floors that provide radiant heat and stitch all elements of the home together, beams that track throughout the house, and purposeful positioning of furniture to ensure the house is integrated into the gorgeous Hudson landscape that surrounds it.
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Full Show: Modern Living from Coast to Coast | Open House TV
Clean modern living from California to Fifth Avenue. Plus, interior designer Raili Claisen shows off a beautiful Newport Beach home that redefines coastal chic, and designer Ryan Brown shares how he made his home stylish and comfortable.
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Full Show: Best of California Dream Homes | Open House TV
This episode of Open House is all about art, entertainment, and extraordinary views. We take a trip to Calabasas with Selling Sunset star, Mary Fitzgerald, who shows us around the home of French Montana. Next, we step inside the home of architect Steven Ehrlich and witness the unique design and materials used to mold a Venice masterpiece. We travel to Woodland Hills and pay a visit to a house that is out of the ordinary. Then, we stop by Santa Catalina Island and take a look inside the one-of-a-kind Holly Hill House.
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Full Episode: Design Meets Art in 5 Stunning Homes in NYC, LA, and Palm Springs | Open House TV
Join Open House host Sara Gore for a tour of several timeless yet contemporary homes. We kick off the episode from within 240 Park Ave S, PH17: a brand new 3900 sq. ft. penthouse in the Flatiron District that decked out with three bedrooms, Italian porcelain floors, high ceilings, a gas fireplace, a sleek kitchen, and an abundance of natural light.
We then venture over to The Astor, a historic building on the Upper West Side, to join Andrew Bowen, partner of Ash Staging, for a look around 235 W 75th St, #402. This expansive 3200 sq. ft. pre-war residence features a lot of the bones of a NYC classic with numerous modern upgrades, including the defining near-black corridor — with its white-oak floors that feature a herringbone pattern with inlay throughout and its classic architectural moldings — which serves as an artery throughout the home by creating a moody experience; adds drama and mystery when you open each door and are greeted by bright, well-lit rooms. From the contrasting colors and large sectional in the den to the ante room that features a circular console table and contemporary mirror — and the primary suite with its impressive bay window and seating nook to the main entertaining space that incorporates art that complements the curved furniture in a free-flowing layout — this home embodies balance, design, and functionality. As Bowen best describes it: an oasis of modern luxury.
Next: we fly over to the West Coast to join designer and stager Meridith Baer at 1772 N Crescent Heights Blvd. Los Angeles, just above the Sunset Strip. This 6-bedroom, 7-bath 9000 sq. ft. sumptuous home — complete with a primary bedroom that features a rooftop patio, wet bar, and fire pit — evokes a cozy & organic feeling despite its modern, industrial vibe. From the living room with its handwoven rugs, rounded furniture, and light fixtures stuck in the wall that add to the eclectic & unexpected nature of the space, to the gorgeous, contemporary kitchen and its playful touches, to the dining area with a free-floating chandelier, live-edge wood, and floor-to-ceiling doors that lead out to a pool and unobstructed views of the Hollywood Hills for miles, this luxurious residence is truly state-of-the-art.
After that, we join Andrew Heid, founder of No Architecture, in the West Village for a tour of a jaw-dropping home dubbed The Urban Treehouse. Heid and his team transformed the space from two modernist white box apartments into one large open home configured as a 2-bedroom that boasts warmth, natural light, an organic palette of natural, muted materials. From the practical functionality (where even every door offers storage or an opportunity to create a private enclosure at night) to the compressed pantry area that opens into the wow factor — a main, double-height living space, filled with 22-ft glass windows that look out right into the New York landscape, that offers dramatic scale and two defining treehouse areas for dining and relaxing. With their light, interactive structure and transparent nets, as well as the large concrete, fiber-reinforced planters that create a relationship between the trees outside versus the indoor ones, these treehouses serve as giant, dynamic pieces of furniture and are perfect for entertaining and enjoying breathtaking views of NYC. This dream project embodies, as Heid best puts it, the spiritual harmony between architecture and nature.
Next up: We join agent Cathy Taub on the Upper West Side for a peek inside a terrace penthouse on the Upper West Side in a building designed by architect William Boring. Not only is it spacious, it features its own landing, a wrap terrace with distinctive landmark architectural touches, a primary suite with a spa-like bathroom, and a great room with a marble-clad gas fireplace, tray ceiling with perimeter lighting throughout, and floor-to-ceiling French doors. As for the bonus element? A SECOND private rooftop terrace with multiple seating areas perfect for hosting guests and sweeping views of the city.
Last, we join interior designer Bradley Bayou in Palm Springs for a full tour of his unique home (originally owned by Bob Hope) that he bought over two decades ago. It was in great disrepair when he first purchased it, but he completely transformed it into a personable, welcoming space — complete with sentimental touches, pieces from his own collection and great finds from local businesses, colors inspired by the natural beauty outside, and a lounge area with a pool — that captures the essence of comfortable and serene desert living.
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Full Show: Real Estate Treasures | Open House TV
We're checking out real estate treasures from coast to coast. Fredrik Eklund, star of Bravo's MIllion Dollar Listing New York, shows off one of his newest treasures on the Upper West Side. We're inside the pages of Interiors Magazine at a Greenwich Village Apartment with designer Alessandra Santopietro. We check out an elegant apartment in NoMad with jaw-dropping views. We also visit a bachelor pad near union square designed by Peti Lau.
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Full Episode: Renovated Classic Homes & Ultra-Modern Showstoppers | Open House TV
Sara Gore is back with another episode of Open House filled with stunning homes in New York City, Los Angeles, and Denver!
We kick things off with Brian Lewis at 123 West 132nd Street for a tour of a newly renovated historic brownstone located in New York City's Harlem neighborhood. Built in 1910, this 5-bedroom home, situated in the vibrant area of Lenox Terrance, has since been re-envisioned in ways that have implemented modern conveniences to make it livable in the 21st century while also preserving its original details, stunning craftsmanship, and classic DNA — including keeping the antique front door to moving the kitchen (with its room marble countertops, dining bar, top-end fixtures trophy appliances, and gorgeous walnut cabinets) to the middle of the space to make the most of the natural light that streams in from the open-plan dining area. From the herringbone wood plank floors to the soaring tall ceilings to the new copper plumbing, and from the jaw-dropping, well-scaled primary suite (complete with a massive pass-through closet, decorative fireplace, dual-sinked bathroom, and treetop views) to the multiple guest rooms to the serene private garden right outside, this beautiful townhouse seamlessly dovetails the past with the present.
Next, we fly over to the Mile High City, where Kenzie Robertson takes us on a tour of a home at 400 Saint Paul Street in Denver, Colorado, located within the highly desired Cherry Creek North neighborhood. Previously known as Harmon Town Hall, this 4-story house was constructed in 1891 and has since been converted into a mayor's office, courthouse, and, ultimately, a show-stopping private residence filled with intricate details and modern upgrades. From the gorgeous entryway filled with natural light to the floor-to-ceiling windows throughout the 13,656 sq. ft. property that peer into a serene courtyard — and from the spacious primary suite complete with a sitting room office, luxurious bathroom, and adjoining terrace to the classic library designed as an homage to the Gilded Age with its reclaimed wood beams and vintages maps plastered on the ceiling (not to mention the home theater, full gym and custom landscaped rooftop terrace on the top floor, and sleek speakeasy carved into the underground garage) — this 4-bedroom, 8-bathroom red-bricked residence is truly a one-of-a-kind historical landmark with thoughtful renovations and upscale entertaining amenities.
After that, we head over to downtown NYC to join Jennifer Kalish for a tour of a stylish and comfortable Tribeca loft perched on a historic cobblestone street. This full-floor, south-facing apartment — reimagined by designer Shawn Henderson — has 4 bedrooms and close to 3,000 sq. ft. of boutique living. From the private entryway that you step into right off the elevator to a grand entertaining space with a clean-burning fireplace with a steel facade and a wall of Channel Vision glass windows that fill the room with natural light and offer beautiful views of the architecture outside of 15 Leonard Street Apt. 6, and from the chef's kitchen complete with custom Italian matte white lacquer mixed with stained oak wood cabinetry (as well as top-end appliances) to the adjoining dining room that is ideal for intimate dinner gatherings, no detail has been spared in this meticulously designed home.
Care for a look around a home located at 1033 Somera Road in Bel Air, California? Join the property's developer, Ramtin Ray Nosrati, for a look around a decadent space surrounded by nature — which includes a lush living wall of fauna that adorns the private driveway, as well as a massive artwork of moss (that has been stained with organic fruit dye) that greets visitors in the foyer. Other highlights include: glass walls and automated floor-to-ceiling glass doors; a wraparound balcony with an L-shape fire pit and views of the Pacific Ocean; a sprawling primary bath that features custom imported stone; an open-floor living room comprised of wide oak wood, a sleek fireplace clad in travertine, an exquisite wine cellar, and hand-carved stone bar; a dining room that peers into the spacious backyard; a state-of-the-art kitchen that serves as the heart of the home; an infinity-edge pool with a hot tub; and a nearly 3,200-square-foot roof deck equipped with an outdoor kitchen, 16-ft fireplace, entertainment viewing area, and 4-hole putting green. With its panoramic views of the city and ocean and 13,929 square feet of interior space, this 6-bedroom, 7-bathroom ultra-contemporary residence is filled with upscale amenities, imaginative architecture, and intricate design details.
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Full Show: Comfortable and Stylish Homes | Open House TV
This week, we check out some fabulous and imaginative homes. First, how one designer returned the Mid-Century charm to her own family-friendly home in Sherman Oaks, California. Plus, we head up to the Hudson to beautiful Dobbs Ferry for a look at an architectural gem with the owner and designer. And, the lush gardens in a Brentwood estate are just one of the many reasons why this home is so special. And, we explore a modern reimagining of a traditional carriage house on New York's Upper East Side. Plus, we check out a relaxed beauty in Echo Park.
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Full Show: Interior Impressions | Open House TV
On this episode of Open House, we take a glimpse into stunning spaces coast-to-coast. We step inside a sophisticated home helps create a feng shui between a space geared to entertain combined with monumental views of the Hudson River. Next, we head to California where
Architect, Aaron Newberg, shows us around his latest creation that pulls nature’s vibrant, earthy aroma turning this home into a sensational paradise. We take a look inside a gorgeous sun-filled duplex located steps away from Riverside Park. Lastly, we step inside an immaculate one of a kind townhome located on the Upper East Side with restorations tailored to impress.
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Full Show: Homes for Modern Movers and Shakers | Open House TV
This week on Open House, we first explore the loving restoration of an architectural masterpiece in Westchester. Then, we’ll take a look at how a Tribeca loft was turned into a funky, yet family-friendly home. Next, we’re taking you to Maplewood, New Jersey to explore this stylish, arts and crafts movement classic. We’ll then take you to Park City to see how a home was built in harmony with its environment and landscape. Plus, a look at a sleek and contemporary home designed to impress modern movers and shakers.
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Full Show: Unique Homes From the Hollywood Hills to Harlem | Open House TV
This week, unique homes are aplenty, including a chic compact Harlem apartment with Central Park views, an ultramodern farmhouse in the Hollywood Hills and the perfectly preserved home of legendary musician, Louis Armstrong in Corona, Queens.
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Full Episode: Curated Living From Coast to Coast | Open House TV
This week, we’re at the newly-renovated, music-inspired, Los Angeles home of designer Holly Conlan. Then, we’ll visit a vibrant Santa Monica Home, a timeless townhouse on New York's Upper East Side, an architectural gem in Aspen, and a Feng Shui-inspired home in the Financial District designed to make you feel joy every step of the way.
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FULL EPISODE: The homes & gardens of London, New York, and California. | Open House TV
Coast to coast, and even over seas. Sara Gore tours a calm, minimalist duplex in midtown. Adam Frampton and Karolina Czeczek found a home in Bedford-Stuyvesant deemed 'too small', but that was hardly a problem for this architect couple. Next, the London garden of Sam McKnight, the legendary hair stylist of Lady Gaga, the Hadid sisters, Kate Moss, and princess Diana. Then, Ashley Sumner guides us through her tranquil indoor/outdoor living space in California. Lastly, a modernist masterpiece known as the Neumann house in Croton-on-the-Hudson
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Full Show: Exquisite Elegance Across the Coast | Open House TV
We’re taking a look at townhouse living - Cali style with designer Jamie Roddy. We visit a chic and handsome mid-century home that happens to be pet-friendly with Aaron Duke. We’re with designer Patrik Lonn who shows how he created a cool and casual look at a New York apartment. We learn how Audible and its employees are spearheading Newark, New Jersey’s remarkable revival.
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