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Inside Hannah Bronfman & Brendan Fallis’ Renovated NoHo Loft | Open House TV

Inside Hannah Bronfman & Brendan Fallis' Renovated NoHo Loft | Open House TV

Step inside the stylish NoHo loft of Hannah Bronfman and Brendan Fallis. See how the entrepreneurial power couple transformed this cavernous downtown NYC factory warehouse into a contemporary dream home for them and their two young children, Preston and Claude. Since purchasing their home a little over four years ago, they have been renovating it into a triplex that includes a mezzanine level that consists of the primary suite, main level, and lower level with two bedrooms, media room, and a conservatory (atrium).

Overall, they wanted to create a home that felt warm and inviting, but could also accommodate large groups for family gatherings and dinner parties — so they turned the living room into an optimal entertaining area with an open-floor setting, plush communal sofa, record bar, and large coffee table. As for one of the focal points in this expansive space is an overhead art piece light fixture called the ‘floss coordinates’ that’s actually five different chandeliers that’s been worked up into a cone and not only pulls in the brass from the mirrors left behind by the previous owners but also draws you into the center of the space.

Other points of visual interest include: the floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, which belonged to the previous owner who was a rare book collector at the iconic Strand bookstore, that they chose to leave intact and simply updated the hardware and added brass detailing at the bottom; the all-white kitchen with a marble backsplash, burners that are directly integrated into the countertop, and newspaper clippings from 1894 that the couple found in the floorboards and decided to frame and hang up in the kitchen to commemorate the home’s original history; a dining room that stands out with its decorative floors, skylight, and art-deco chandelier that you can manually mold for a touch of glam; and a primary bedroom with glass panes that frost with a click of a button for added privacy, en suite bathroom, and massive walk-in closet in which their son Preston to loves up and down.

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An Innovative NoHo Triplex with a 27-ft Tall Atrium | Open House TV

An Innovative NoHo Triplex with a 27-ft Tall Atrium | Open House TV

Join Open House in downtown NYC for a full 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 loft that feels like a townhouse, 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!

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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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Inside a Dreamy, Colorful NoHo Loft Located at 1 Great Jones Alley | Open House TV

Inside a Dreamy, Colorful NoHo Loft Located at 1 Great Jones Alley | Open House TV

Join professor stager Jason Saft for a tour of a 7200 sq.ft loft in NoHo to see how he re-envisioned this space for his clients. This 1 Great Jones Alley home, which features interiors created by AD100 designer Giancarlo Valle, provided Saft with a wonderful canvas to work with to allow for the most glamorous and cohesive space possible. We begin the tour in the great room where Saft’s intent was to create a space that was perfect for hosting the ultimate party; and he accomplished this vision with sculptural dining chairs, dramatic artwork with a sense of movement, and a low-hanging pendant that exudes an intimate feel. As for the living room, the use of low-profile furnishings (to avoid obstructing any of the gorgeous views of the surrounding cast-iron buildings in the neighborhood) and hand–selected pieces inspired by the existing color palette (including a chartreuse chair, burnt orange sofa, and vintage Italian leather chairs to accentuate focal points throughout the home) is one for the books. Along with the bedroom that provides a relaxing escape, we also drop by Saft’s favorite room: a library saturated in rich colors and features shelves adorned with interesting, intentional sculptural pieces that tell a story and produce a warm, cozy vibe.

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Full Episode: NYC Lofts, Storybook Cottage in Los Angeles & Russel Wright’s Manitoga | Open House TV

Full Episode: NYC Lofts, Storybook Cottage in Los Angeles & Russel Wright's Manitoga | Open House TV

Join our host Sara Gore for another unforgettable look into five homes located in New York and California that dovetail show-stopping style with everyday conveniences.

We kick off the episode with a tour of 740 Park Ave, Apt. 10/11C with real estate agent Noble Black. This sprawling Upper East Side residence of over 8000 sq.ft. features 7 bedrooms, 8 baths, 3 powder rooms, 3 fireplaces, private elevator access, and amazing views of the midtown NYC skyline. With its loft-like layout and proportions and exquisite architecture that is an absolute showcase for the best of classic and contemporary design, as well as a coherent design story that allows for comfortable living and a sense of openness, this home fuses a downtown aesthetic with quintessential uptown elegance.

We then head over to midtown East to visit a bright, modern penthouse with architect Stephen Wanta. This 2200 sq.ft. space includes a foyer that features a commissioned Katy Stone art piece and runner made of floor modular carpets; a primary bedroom that features two reading lights wrapped in leather, Mark Wigmore wall piece, restored closet doors from Bali, and special entrance for the owner’s cat Milo; a main living space that contains a solid walnut table with a zinc river that inspired the console piece that sits between the dining and living rooms, custom drapery pieces that soften the corner of the room and help control the acoustics in the space, as well as unique light fixtures such as a custom setup of a canopy designed to go on the concrete ceiling; and two terraces with lovely East and West side views of NYC.

Right after, we fly over to the West Coast to join agent Christopher Pickett for a tour of a delightful 3,158 st. ft home in Los Angeles that has been dubbed “the Storybook Cottage” for clear reasons. This vintage home was designed in the 1930s by Disney animators and boasts 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms; a dining room with jaw-dropping views of the Laurel Canyon and secret compartments that are both beautiful and functional; massive Scandinavian posts and beams with incredible ironwork brought in from Europe; a two-story reading tower that resembles a steeple from the outside; a kitchen with its original cabinetry and stain glass windows intact with some more contemporary elements mixed in; a fairy tale-style primary bedroom with floor-to-ceiling windows; and a private patio that takes al fresco dining to a whole other level.

We then return to Manhattan to join stager Jason Saft for a look around a dreamy 7200 sq.ft loft in NoHo to see how he re-envisioned this space for his clients. This 1 Great Jones Alley home, which features interiors created by AD100 designer Giancarlo Valle, provided Saft with a wonderful canvas to work with to allow for the most glamorous and cohesive space possible. We begin the tour in the great room where Saft’s intent was to create a space that was perfect for hosting the ultimate party; and he accomplished this vision with sculptural dining chairs, dramatic artwork with a sense of movement, and a low-hanging pendant that exudes an intimate feel. As for the living room, the use of low-profile furnishings (to avoid obstructing any of the gorgeous views of the surrounding cast-iron buildings in the neighborhood) and hand–selected pieces inspired by the existing color palette (including a chartreuse chair, burnt orange sofa, and vintage Italian leather chairs to accentuate focal points throughout the home) is one for the books. Along with the bedroom that provides a relaxing escape, we also drop by Saft’s favorite room: a library saturated in rich colors and features shelves adorned with interesting, intentional sculptural pieces that tell a story and produce a warm, cozy vibe.

We end the episode on a bucolic note: a trip to the country in Garrison, New York to visit the former home and studio of mid-century industrial design legend Russel Wright, who is credited with introducing modernism to the American public. Allison Cross, executive director of the Russel Wright Design Center, takes us on a tour of the serene property known as Manitoga and offers background information about how Wright and his wife Mary purchased 75 acres of an abandoned logging and quarry site in 1942 and transformed it into a home of astounding beauty that includes miles of hiking trails, his personal residence, and his studio “Dragon Rock” that gives you a sense of being cradled by the surrounding natural landscape and beyond.

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Inside a NYC Penthouse Once Owned by Cher & Britney Spears | Open House TV

Inside a NYC Penthouse Once Owned by Cher & Britney Spears | Open House TV

Welcome to the townhouse in the sky! With over four levels of living accommodations, agent Ian Slater is here to show you how luxurious life in the Silk Building of NoHo is. Etched with a musical history of previous NYC celebrities, this house was made for the stars.

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Full Show: Fun with Design | Open House TV

Full Show: Fun with Design | Open House TV

This week on Open House, we invite you to take a tour in the homes of New York and California residents. The show is filled with surprises, including a preview of the home to one rock and pop celebrity. All of these homes strike a balance between opulence and beauty.

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