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Inside 5 Spectacular Homes — Including the Historic Townhouse of Third Eye Blind’s Lead Singer

Inside 5 Spectacular Homes — Including the Historic Townhouse of Third Eye Blind's Lead Singer

In this full-length episode of Open House, host Sara Gore invites interior design enthusiasts into five absolutely stunning homes located in Palm Beach, San Francisco, Brooklyn, and Los Angeles.

We kick things off at the beautiful townhouse of Stephan Jenkins, lead singer of Third Eye Blind. The award-winning producer, artist, and songwriter shows us around his beautiful historic residence located in the city’s vibrant Mission District — on the same block that Third Eye Blind filmed their very first video for the hit track “Semi-Charmed Life.” His residence, built in the 1870s, has been both a labor of love and testament to his design personality as he patiently has restored back to its Italianate Victorian glory over the past decade. From the original wainscoting & surf-inspired graffiti art that immediately greets you upon entering through the door to the front parlor that exudes a sense of elevated connectivity with its cantilevered windows, Tiffany chandelier, and captivating paintings — including a piece (his favorite!) by his best friend and former bandmate Leo’s mother — Jenkins’ home — this townhouse teems with light, creativity, and interesting stories. (And if you’re craving more, be sure to check out Third Eye Blind in a city near you during their tour this summer.)

Next, we sail over to Palm Beach, Florida to explore 10 Tarpon island: a contemporary take on classic Palm Beach architecture with lush landscaping, gorgeous views of West Palm Beach, and a cool $187,500,000 price tag. Join agent Christopher Leavitt and owner & builder Todd Michael Glaser for a tour of this recently completed and sumptuous private compound that boasts 21,406 sq ft of upscale amenities including: 11 palatial bedrooms with massive walk-in closets, 15 bathrooms, 7 half-baths; a glamorous formal living room with coffered ceilings, hardwood floors with metal detailing, and a wall of windows that help create a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience; a state-of-the-art fitness room; an elegant library with its own wet bar; entertainment space equipped with a billiards table and movie lounge; a custom Italian kitchen with the finest of finishes, including handpicked marble; and a wellness wing that features a massage room, beauty parlor, and sauna. Outside, the property provides even more options for keeping boredom at bay through means of a clay tennis court, outdoor kitchen, two different pools, a cold plunge, and two separate boat docks (including one that is 180ft long).

Our next stop in this episode encourages us to ponder the following question: Would you pour some money into sprucing up your rent-stabilized apartment? If you happen to have a keen eye for interior design and there’s room for creativity and potential, there’s no reason why you shouldn’t turn a blank canvas into the home of your dreams — especially if you plan on setting roots in the area. Case in point: Brigette Muller’s gorgeous apartment, which is nestled in a 1920s building in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. See how the talented DIY content creator transformed a 560 sq ft railroad-style home into a cozy French-inspired oasis that brims with personality, joy, and soft romantic touches throughout.

After that, we drop by the lovely Silver Lake home of Francesca Grace. See how this Los Angeles-based designer and stager celebrates her love of vintage glamour through an “Italian elegance meets French countryside” aesthetic. From the maximalist-yet-grounding monochromatic living room with its earthy green tone, reupholstered sofa, and forest-themed wallpaper to the delightful dining room with its orange chairs, peach-toned accents, and a textured onyx table that serves as the focal point, this home teems with eclectic charm.

Last but certainly not least, we head over to New York’s Sutton Square with Yue-Sai Kan, a television host and beauty executive so successful that it earned her the moniker the “Oprah of China.” Her vast townhouse, which spans over 8,500 square feet, is a testament to her many accolades as well as a lifetime of travel. Serenity, movement, and tradition blend together through an “East meets West” aesthetic; and with its classic New York City furniture, jaw-dropping tapestry from India comprised of semi-precious stones, and unique Chinese antiques, it’s safe to say that Kan’s home is full of love and extraordinary feng shui.

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A Railroad-Style Apartment in Williamsburg Featuring a Lifetime of Collected Art | Open House TV

A Railroad-Style Apartment in Williamsburg Featuring a Lifetime of Collected Art | Open House TV

Journey to Williamsburg to visit with artist and designer Sean McNanney, founder of Saved New York in the West Village. What Sean (a passionate collector of ceramics, especially Robert Lehman) enjoys most about design is creating a story using materials and textures that contain a traceable history and invoke a poetic feeling. And his warm Brooklyn railroad-style apartment features a a lifetime of collected art, furnishings, and eclectic pieces (including Turkish turquoise parrot trinkets). From the original floors layered with 19th century carpets to the dining room adorned with overhead lamps embroidered by hand and a quilt he worked on with his grandmother when he was little to the kitchen that serves as a scrapbook for culinary exploration and sweet touches (including a portrait of his family and his great-grandmother’s fancy dishes, and an original built-in that’s jazzed up with 19th century papier-mâché trays), this home is haven of creativity and memories.

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Full Show: 5 Modern Homes with Unique Architecture & Style | Open House TV

Full Show: 5 Modern Homes with Unique Architecture & Style | Open House TV

Ready to step inside five modern marvels that feature unique architecture with style to spare? Open House host Sara Gore takes on a tour of more beautiful homes this week!

First, we meet up with architect Gregory Sharp at 153 East 30th Street to check out a renovated townhouse! Tasked with converting a multi-family home into a single-family townhouse, Sharp embraced the challenge and reimagined all 5500 square feet into a 5-bedroom, 5-bath modern abode in Kips Bay. From a formal parlor room upon entry to the seamless flow between the kitchen, living room, and backyard, this home emphasizes an open dialogue between the interior and exterior spaces.

After, we journey to downtown NYC to take a tour of Zoe Vidali and Peter Vits’ NoHo home! When the architect and designer and her entrepreneur husband first bought this place, it was a typical 1980s artist loft, but they saw great potential in its massive volume. They completely gut renovated the space to take advantage of its full height and reimagined it into a tri-level home with ample room to live in. From removing the original facade and replacing it with a 3-story cast-iron window to allow for more natural light to eliminating most of the floor plates to create more spaces, including an entertaining area on the basement level that is topped off with a bar and sauna, their upgrades have allowed each floor to effortlessly blend into one another. When you have an indoor garden and a window inside of your house that allows you to look out to the rest of your loft, you just know you are dealing with a very special home!

Next, we fly down to New Orleans to join architect Nathan Fell for a tour of his one-of-a-kind Mid-City home! Fell and his family love city living but also enjoying spending time outdoors, so through a design aesthetic that emphasizes transparency, he was able to configure an indoor and outdoor dialogue that enables interaction and maximizes the building’s verticality. Different types of natural materials are what makes this home unique, including 12-ft high sliding glass doors that surround the place, exposed concrete walls, walnut-clad cabinetry, black granite on the kitchen island that serves as a reflective surface, and a variety of wood to create a cooling effect throughout the home. The living room kitchen, and dining room are also all seamlessly connected and to bring life to the dark and rustic color schemes in each room, Fell found playful ways to add bold pops of colors to brighten up the space and counterbalance the otherwise more static materials. Additionally, the outdoor area is a must-see: the pool expands the entire living area and there is a roof deck with views of downtown Nola that’s perfect for entertaining guests.

After this segment, we journey to 1291 Will Geer Road in Topanga, California to join estate agent and content creator Aaron Grushow for a tour of Trust Ranch (which stands for The Ranch Upon Sacred Territory). From its expansive great room with soaring wooden ceilings and panoramic views of the Santa Monica mountains to the rustic, airy kitchen with an oversized center island, custom tiles and cabinetry, and overall earthy elements that include barn doors that lead right into a multi-purpose, multi-functional project room, this magnificent 6-bedroom 17-acre estate is a true sanctuary that is perfect for enjoying quiet moments of leisure but also entertaining large groups of friends and family. If you’re aching for some natural light, fresh air, and outdoor bliss, this house and its gorgeous grounds — complete with horse stables, a private vinyard, an 1800 sq/ft open-floor plan, guest house with canyon views and patio, and an outdoor pavilion that supports the solar panels and has been used for aerial silk classes, this luxurious yet calming haven will do the trick!

We top off the episode with a tour of a charming Brooklyn home designed by NYC-based interior designer Eneia White. Featuring original details (so as to now disrupt some of the classic highlights of the home), modern silhouettes, creamy colors, and huge bay windows, this space exudes loads of casual elegance while also striking a balance between contemporary and cozy living. Overall, it feels like a warm hug at the end of a long day and showcases how whimsical details can make an otherwise traditional space really shine and flourish!

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Full Episode: Sophistication Meets Creativity in Five Exquisite Homes | Open House TV

Full Episode: Sophistication Meets Creativity in Five Exquisite Homes | Open House TV

Open House host Sara Gore kicks off this week’s episode in a bright & airy triplex penthouse (610 Park Ave, PH16E) on the Upper East Side. From the gallery-esque foyer to the well-defined living and dining areas with custom millwork and marble wood-burning fireplace, this 6-bedroom 7643 sq.ft. home — complete with 6 baths and a half bath — epitomizes Park Avenue luxury, craftsmanship, sophistication.

Next up: we join interior designer Alexander Doherty in the West Village for a tour of his latest project, in which he took a modern white box given to him by the developer and transforming it into an elegant home full of warmth and personable touches. This duplex apartment features a staircase with accentuated curvatures that contrasts the overall grid-like layout, main entertainment space with strong saturated colors and ample seating areas, remodeled kitchen/dining area that fuses refined polished upgrades with modern amenities, and primary bedroom that plays up a moody gray, mauve, and lavender palette to evoke a feeling of serenity.

Right after, we travel to Laurel Canyon in Los Angeles to join film producer Heidi Jo Markel for a look around her gorgeous residence at 1884 Lauren Canyon Blvd. This 6-bedroom/5-bath 4,888 sq. ft. home is a completely custom, modern take on Hollywood glamour, as well as a celebration of indoor/outdoor living every step of the way with the juxtaposition between the natural environment and the city. From the homage to art decor and cantilevered lounging areas to the amazing open-floor plan that’s perfect for entertaining guests to the private screening room that serves as both a space for working and unwinding with a good movie, this home is as relaxing as it is stunning.

We then fly back to the East Coast to join Soman Chainani, author of the bestselling fantasy series ‘The School for Good and Evil’ — for a tour of his sunny Upper West Side abode, in which he resides in with his adorable French bulldog Douggie. During this enlightening segment, he walks us through each step of his writing process at home and invites viewers to take a closer look at his creative station, cozy zone consisting of soft blankets that are great for decompressing (“an antidote to the hardness of New York City outside”), ample bookshelves full of engrossing reads, and unique trinkets he’s picked up from fan, movie sets, and his travels around the world.

After, we visit the intimate Soho loft of 212 Box architectural designer Eric Clough, who has always been passionate about detailing and the way materials come together. From the use of vibrant and textured furniture fabrics in the living room to the dining room with its extraordinary marble table and custom millwork, to the corner reading nook and the modern communal kitchen with the large island ideal for gatherings, this comfortable and cohesive living space is full of unique and personable details and serves as a showcase for clients and beautiful home to entertain guests with beautiful dinners.

To round off this episode, we join artist Harlan Brandon at his lovely house in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn that combines classic architecture, including the original moldings and fireplace, with his one-of-a-kind artwork and stylish furnishings that include heirlooms and pieces from Ralph Lauren Home. This Gilded Age brownstone, built in 1910, fuses traditional fixtures and details with contemporary conveniences, starting with the etched glass windows in the foyer and the light structure that went being gas to electric. “That whole transition of time is something that we are very conscious of throughout the house: the element of time and the use of time,” Brandon explains. Every room in this home features a design that tells a story and offers the family the opportunity to relax, entertain, and create.

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A Brooklyn Apartment Inspired by Homeowner’s Brazilian Heritage | Open House TV

A Brooklyn Apartment Inspired by Homeowner's Brazilian Heritage | Open House TV

Interior designer Marie Burgos takes us on a tour of her latest project: an exquisite home located in Carroll Gardens. This Brooklyn abode was inspired by her client’s Brazilian heritage and is a perfect fusion of functionality meets art, as well as a celebration of life, love, and nature — as noted through the impeccable millwork that serves as a defining feature, as well as the touches of greenery infused throughout the space. From the natural materials and curved sofa in the open-concept living room and the modern kitchen with a cozy breakfast nook that captures the feeling of dining on the beach, to the dreamy nursery room complete with custom wallpaper that’s full of whimsy and the family room on the garden level that include

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FULL EPISODE: Cinematic Estates & Luxurious Homes in New York & Southern California | Open House TV

FULL EPISODE: Cinematic Estates & Luxurious Homes in New York & Southern California | Open House TV

12Join Open House host Sara Gore for a tour of unique and gorgeous homes with sweeping views in New York City and Southern California.

First stop: 285 Lafayette Street, Unit 7AB. Brett Mitchell takes us on a tour of this flagship penthouse in Nolita that was a former chocolate factory that has been reimagined into an entertainer’s paradise and features 6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 half baths, large bar area, chef’s quality kitchen with an eight-burner oven and two refrigerators, a walk-in dressing room, and multiple living spaces (including a private foyer flanked by two massive living spaces — one with an informal vibe and one for more elegant soirees) that flow into two huge terraces that are the epitome of al fresco dining. Filled with natural light, this home offers 360° of exposure, Brazilian mahogany floors, low-profile furniture that accentuates the high ceilings, and feels like a floating abode in downtown Manhattan.

Then, we fly over to the West Coast to join Guy Ravid for a tour of a futuristic estate, located in Encinitas, CA (532 Neptune Avenue, to be exact), nicknamed “The Crescent House” after its curved walls and vertebrae staircase, circular courtyard, and unique crescent-shaped infinity pool. Designed by visionary architect Wallace E. Cunningham, this massive property (as seen in WESTWORLD Season 3) is a sculptural masterpiece that boasts five bedrooms, four bathrooms, two half-baths, a private elevator, and interior living space all highlighted by concrete and steel and floor-to-ceiling glass windows. Perched on a bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean, this striking 6329 sq. ft. beachside home — with its stunning panoramic views, geometric intricacies, multiple tiered decks and patios, and East/West-facing plan that allows for a dramatic intake of light at all times of day — is a great example of “modern meets minimal” and truly one of a kind.

Next, we link up with interior designer Marie Burgos to learn more about her latest project: an exquisite home located in Carroll Gardens. This Brooklyn abode was inspired by her client’s Brazilian heritage and is a perfect fusion of functionality meets art, as well as a celebration of life, love, and nature — as noted through the impeccable millwork that serves as a defining feature, as well as the touches of greenery infused throughout the space. From the natural materials and curved sofa in the open-concept living room and the modern kitchen with a cozy breakfast nook that captures the feeling of dining on the beach, to the dreamy nursery room complete with custom wallpaper that’s full of whimsy and the family room on the garden level that includes a hidden bar and entry to a private backyard, this home radiates with warmth and wonder.

After that, we zip over to Tribeca to visit Colin King’s live/work loft. The interior designer and author of ‘Arranging Things’ — in an effort to accommodate his growing firm — transformed this airy apartment, located inside an old industrial building, into a space that feels cozy and inviting, and inspires creativity and relaxation throughout the day. Despite being intimidated by the size of the apartment, Colin fell in love with its bones and all the natural light, and found detailed ways to personalize it and make it feel like home, including: the entrance via elevator, original pinewood floors, the sauna-like primary bedroom with its low-profile bed, deep reddish-brown hues, and cavernous paneling; and an office that serves as an incubator for ideas with its 18th century baroque table, Akari lantern by Noguchi, inspirational images, custom bookshelves to house some of his collection, and an oversized shearling chair perfect for curling up in with a good read. With a design that evokes a sense of calm and beauty — as epitomized by the well-lit living space with its soft beige tone, dramatic tree (re: large branch held in place by a bunch of sand bags), 12-ft Stay Bed that anchors the room, and vintage finds from his travels — this home is a good representation of things that bring him joy.

Last but not least, we head over to the Hamptons to join Andrea Anthony (and her adorable pup Vinny), one of the owners of the famed Lobster Roll restaurant, aka LUNCH, for a tour of her beach cottage located in Amagansett. With its laidback den (complete with stone floors, fossils, and a player piano), large decks around the house (one for sunbathing and taking a dip in the pool and a pergola for unwinding under the shade while enjoying the beautiful natural surroundings), and an upper level with open, airy kitchen and gorgeous views of the bay. Overall: a slice of paradise that is as welcoming as she is!

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5 Unconventional NYC Homes: Sculptural Staircases, Abstract Glass Tiles & Disco Balls | Open House

5 Unconventional NYC Homes: Sculptural Staircases, Abstract Glass Tiles & Disco Balls | Open House

Get ready to explore five stunning New York City homes with our host Sara Gore!

First, join us in midtown Manhattan with interior designer Rodney Lawrence as he adds an interplay of interesting textures, colors, and materials to transform all 4000 sq ft of this alluring 29th floor Park Avenue loft into a one-of-a-kind living space. Next up, we venture to West Chelsea, where interior designer Harry Heissmann introduces us to his unique take on a project that not only preserves numerous industrial features (such as exposed brick), but also reinvents many common aspects of a home (including placing a bed and disco ball fixture in the living room) and highlights his client’s personality with its humor-meets-drama tone. Soon after, interior designer Libby Langdon takes us through a glass-box pied-à-terre, located in Nomad, that was redesigned to reflect the smart, chic, and dynamic nature of New York City, as well as to maximize style and ease of movement in a small space. (Oh, and be sure to take in that gorgeous view of the Chrysler Building!) We’ll follow this up with a trip to an art-filled, ultra-modern townhouse that was built in the 1880s and is located in St. Luke’s Place in the West Village. Architect Greg Sharp takes us through every single detail of this magnificent beauty, including the spacious kitchen with two islands, the dramatic height windows at the rear of the home that fill it with natural light; the sculptural grand staircase, which creates a visual experience and serves as the main unifying element of the house; as well as the restoration of original details (such as the classic facade) that add layers to its wonder. Finally, we head over to Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn where architect and interior designer Hormuz Batliboi takes us on a tour of his gut renovation of an over 100-year-old abandoned Brooklyn brownstone. This project gave Hormuz the opportunity to not only create a beautiful home for his family but also implement his distinct design language and modern sensibility, as well as inspire a fascinating dialogue between contemporary and historic.

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Renovating a Classic Brooklyn Townhouse into a Functional, Modern Home | Open House TV

Renovating a Classic Brooklyn Townhouse into a Functional, Modern Home | Open House TV

Architects Ben Krone (Principal of Gradient Architecture) and Jaime Krone (Director of Exhibition Design at the Guggenheim Museum), along with their adorable pup Senna, welcome you into their family home in Red Hook, Brooklyn that they share with their two young sons. Learn more about this complete gut-renovation project that features a main dining space, well-lit kitchen with raised ceilings and white oak cabinets; private backyard that is sectioned off for various uses; listening space configured around an impressive audio system; and upper garden rooftop deck.

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FULL EPISODE: Traditional Homes Reimagined in Brooklyn, Los Angeles & New York City | Open House TV

FULL EPISODE: Traditional Homes Reimagined in Brooklyn, Los Angeles & New York City | Open House TV

Join Sara Gore for an exciting look at several traditional homes made new in Brooklyn, Los Angeles, and Park Avenue in NYC.

First, tour designer Wesley Moon’s exquisite Park Avenue apartment for a firsthand look at his imaginative style aesthetic that is filled with regal luxury and unexpected whimsy. After that, we’re headed to Red Hook, Brooklyn to see how Ben and Jaime Krone (architectural designer and exhibition designer, respectfully) renovated their classic townhouse into a bright & modern showstopper that ingeniously blends form and function. Then, head to Los Angeles to meet partners in design & life — Josh and Naomi Gibson — as they welcome us into their reimagined 1916 Los Angeles cottage located in Cypress Park that maximizes comfort and warmth. Finally, last but certainly not least, step into a wondrous Upper West Side home in New York City, to experience how interior designer Rozit Arditi mixed mid-century and contemporary pieces in one her client’s apartments to help it feel classic but with a fresh, stylish, and personal twist.

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New York’s Most Hated Highway is Falling Apart

New York's Most Hated Highway is Falling Apart

The Brooklyn-Queens Expressway is crumbling.
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