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Sue Wong’s Loving Homage to a Moroccan Riad in Sunny California | Open House TV

Sue Wong's Loving Homage to a Moroccan Riad in Sunny California | Open House TV

Join Spencer Daley for a look around 4715 Los Feliz Blvd — a jaw-dropping 10050 sq. ft. estate in Los Angeles, California that’s a loving homage to a Moroccan riad and features 6 beds and 7 baths. Owned by renowned fashion designer Sue Wong, this newly transformed kasbah was inspired by Wong’s travels through the vibrant regions of Marrakesh and Fes, along with the craftsmanship of its local artisans. Along with intricately carved wooden arches that serve as a motif leading you into most rooms, this house includes: a ballroom-style living room with ceilings hand-painted by Moroccan artists, a massive crimson-and-gold primary suite that almost feels like a visual voyage through a Moroccan citadel with its four separate rooms; a formal dining area; gardens with tile fountains lead to the grand main entry door; and an entertaining room complete with a massive wood table, dramatic light fixtures, custom brass doors, velvet corner couch, and stunning mosaic tilework.

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Inside Caren Rideau’s Warm & Colorful Los Angeles Bungalow | Open House TV

Inside Caren Rideau's Warm & Colorful Los Angeles Bungalow | Open House TV

Welcome to the vibrant Los Angeles home of Caren Rideau — author, vintner, and founder of The Kitchen Design Group. This colorful bungalow, which is a rich and vivacious embodiment of her favorite travel memories, love of entertaining, and whimsical “joie de vivre” approach to culinary design, features a living room influenced by her travels (e.g. a rug from Morocco, pillow covers from Mexico, and a tequila bar), a bookcase full of amazing reads; a dining room in which every piece tells a story (including a collection of gorgeous dishes, an art piece from her mother, and whimsical wall flowers hand-carried from Portugal); a dreamy kitchen full of unique touches (including a mural over the stove brought over from Portugal that’s insetted on a marble backsplash, red cabinets with matching granite, and a transitional island in the center); and an outdoor garden entertaining area deal for al fresco dining. And to top off this unforgettable visit, Rideau treats viewers to a cooking demonstration of her delicious guacamole!

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A Luxury Penthouse Overlooking Gramercy Park in NYC’s Flatiron District | Open House TV

A Luxury Penthouse Overlooking Gramercy Park in NYC's Flatiron District | Open House TV

Join Michael Graves in the Flatiron District for a tour of 240 Park Ave S, PH17 — a stylish 3,900 sq. ft. penthouse that features 3 beds and 3.5 baths. This downtown dream home is glamorous, dramatic, and sexy with its ample space and natural light. Along with a private keyed elevator entrance, this bespoke residence boasts hand-applied plaster walls, a great room that includes living, dining, and a gorgeous bar area (complete with 12.5 ft. ceilings, Italian porcelain floors, custom frieze molding overhead with recessed cove lighting, and a limestone fireplace that makes for quite the focal point), a sleek kitchen, and stunning views of Gramercy Park and the Chrysler and Empire State buildings.

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Full Episode: Moroccan Influences, Feng Shui Flow & Delicious Cooking Demonstrations | Open House TV

Full Episode: Moroccan Influences, Feng Shui Flow & Delicious Cooking Demonstrations | Open House TV

Kicking things off from inside a sumptuous 3564 sq. ft. duplex penthouse in Nomad (50 Madison Ave, PH). that’s perched above Madison Square Park and features 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and furnishings once owned by Gianni Versace, Open House host Sara Gore takes viewers on a tour of several stunning homes in New York City and California.

We venture over to the Flatiron district to join Michael Graves for a tour of 240 Park Ave S, PH17 — a stylish 3,900 sq. ft. penthouse that features 3 beds and 3.5 baths. This downtown dream home is glamorous, dramatic, and sexy with its ample space and natural light. Along with a private keyed elevator entrance, this bespoke residence boasts hand-applied plaster walls, a great room that includes living, dining, and a gorgeous bar area (complete with 12.5 ft. ceilings, Italian porcelain floors, custom frieze molding overhead with recessed cove lighting, and a limestone fireplace that makes for quite the focal point), a sleek kitchen, and stunning views of Gramercy Park, the Chrysler and Empire State buildings.

After that, we fly over to Los Angeles, California to join Spencer Daley for a look around 4715 Los Feliz Blvd — a jaw-dropping 10050 sq. ft. estate that’s a loving homage to a Moroccan riad and features 6 beds and 7 baths. Owned by renowned fashion designer Sue Wong, this newly transformed kasbah was inspired by Wong’s travels through the vibrant regions of Marrakesh and Fes, along with the craftsmanship of its local artisans. Along with intricately carved wooden arches that serve as a motif leading you into most rooms, this house includes: a ballroom-style living room with ceilings hand-painted by Moroccan artists, a massive crimson-and-gold primary suite that almost feels like a visual voyage through a Moroccan citadel with its four separate rooms; a formal dining area; gardens with tile fountains lead to the grand main entry door; and an entertaining room complete with a massive wood table, dramatic light fixtures, custom brass doors, velvet corner couch, and stunning mosaic tilework.

Next: we meet up with Becky Lin — chef, restaurateur, and owner of Lin & Daughters located in the West Village — for a tour of both her business and beautiful home. In regard to her home, Lin, whose biggest passions in life are cooking and design, opted for a cozy, functional aesthetic (to accommodate her two small children) with lots of feng shui-inspired flow, natural materials (e.g. the carpet features a tree motif, the mantle is made of wood, and the floor lamp is made of bamboo), and loving nods to her Chinese culture (such as a money plant on the mantle). Along with a look around the whimsical pink bedrooms for her young daughter (featuring bunk beds and adorable hot air ballroom wallpaper) and a primary suite with a serene minimalist layout, Lin invites viewers into her open-and-modern kitchen for a scallion pancake and wonton & chili oil cooking demonstration. After this, we join her for a look around her restaurant, which serves Chinese comfort food featuring her family’s recipes and is within walking distance of her home.

Our final tour of this episode is at none other than the home of Caren Rideau — author, vintner, and founder of The Kitchen Design Group — in Los Angeles, California. This colorful bungalow, which is a rich and vivacious embodiment of her favorite travel memories, love of entertaining, and whimsical “joie de vivre” approach to culinary design, features a living room influenced by her travels (e.g. a rug from Morocco, pillow covers from Mexico, and a tequila bar), a bookcase full of amazing reads; a dining room in which every piece tells a story (including a collection of gorgeous dishes, an art piece from her mother, and whimsical wall flowers hand-carried from Portugal); a dreamy kitchen full of unique touches (including a mural over the stove brought over from Portugal that’s insetted on a marble backsplash, red cabinets with matching granite, and a transitional island in the center); and an outdoor garden entertaining area that’s ideal for al fresco dining. And to top off this unforgettable visit, Rideau treats viewers to a cooking demonstration of her delicious guacamole!

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The secrets of spotting an up-and-coming suburb

The secrets of spotting an up-and-coming suburb

Are you looking for a suburb that’s on the rise? With the guidance of experts in the Australian property market, you’ll be well on your way to spotting the next suburb on the rise!

By understanding what makes a suburb an up-and-coming hot spot, you’ll be better equipped to make smart buying and investment decisions.

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A 4-Bedroom Chelsea Apartment with Stunning Views of the Statue of Liberty | Open House TV

A 4-Bedroom Chelsea Apartment with Stunning Views of the Statue of Liberty | Open House TV

Swing by 551 West 21st Street in West Chelsea for a tour of apartment 14A led by Calli Sarkesh. Conceived and designed by architecture firm Foster & Partners, this 4-bedroom, 4.5-bath apartment is filled with natural light and is elegant yet functional. It features 4271 sq. ft. of fine living space that fuses a classic aesthetic with a modern one and includes custom millwork, a contemporary layout, herringbone oak floors, an elegant gallery; a 70-ft long great room that serves as the centerpiece of the place with an intimate library at the end; an exquisite kitchen designed for social gatherings with integrated oak cabinetry & cozy breakfast nook; a powder room; a primary suite that serves as a relaxing, pin-drop-quiet sanctuary with a wood-panel walk-in closet and private spa area; and best of all: perimeter seating throughout with stunning views of the Statue of Liberty.

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Homes are taking longer to sell – here’s why

Homes are taking longer to sell - here's why

Selling conditions have cooled down, and that means that homes are taking longer to sell than they used to. So how long should you expect it to take in the current market?

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Functional Meets Playful in Melanie Morris’s NYC Pied-à-Terre in Nolita | Open House TV

Functional Meets Playful in Melanie Morris's NYC Pied-à-Terre in Nolita | Open House TV

Welcome to interior designer Melanie Morris’s pied-à-terre in Nolita, which she shares with her husband and three teenage sons. This open-concept, functional home features earthy tones, furniture from the Kenmare collection (including an oatmeal-hued sofa, a dark stone coffee table, and a credenza with ambrosia maple tones and dark fluted wood that was designed specifically for the apartment), and a playful sense of design as best captured by the ceramic overhead light fixture in the dining room and the calming pop of color in the master suite (which includes ombre-glazed walls, a vintage light fixture from the 1960s, views of the World Trade Center, and soft, curved pieces with brass accents). Every space not only feels unique through unexpected touches & careful delineation (as evidenced by the rug from her Pop Collection that separates the living room into its own entity), but also allows its residents to remain connected to each other throughout the day.

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Inside ‘Black Panther’ Production Designer Hannah Beachler’s New Orleans Cottage | Open House TV

Inside 'Black Panther' Production Designer Hannah Beachler's New Orleans Cottage | Open House TV

Join us for a trip New Orleans to visit the bold, colorful, and vibrant home of production designer Hannah Beachler (and her adorable pup Miss Maxine, a.k.a. “the queen of the castle”), who won the 2019 Oscar for Best Production Design for “Black Panther.” This 103-year-old Creole cottage built in 1920 is painted black on the outside (hence the nickname Black Daydream), and inside features a cinematic design aesthetic that pays homage to the gracious splendor of the Big Easy and captures a sense of modernity in something old (as displayed by the black fireplace in her bedroom and the steam punk-inspired kitchen, which includes a bird mural, cypress-wood shelves, and Industrial Age iron-and-glass cabinet guard doors on a rail). From the entry hallway that serves as a visual progression of her career and life to the elegant yet whimsical enclave that’s separated by a credenza (traditionally, Creole cottages did not have dining rooms) that’s perfect for entertaining guests, Hannah’s home features an overall design that focuses on texture (e.g. a South African beaded chandelier that juxtaposes the Victorian state of the chairs in the dining area), color-blocking full of saturated hues, and Afrofuturism art (including a nature motif and African masks from the movie “Miles Ahead”) that not only tells a story, but retells how ancestral history is told.

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Inside Leesa Rowland’s Midtown New York City Apartment| Open House TV

Inside Leesa Rowland's Midtown New York City Apartment| Open House TV

Explore the midtown NYC home of Leesa Rowland — cult film star, animal activist, and author of “The Charisma Factor: Unlock the Secrets of Magnetic Charm and Personal Influence in Your Life.”

Leesa wanted her living space to be a reflection of her vivacious personality and the things she loves, which begins with an entranceway that makes an impression and features custom gold doors and black & white marble floors. From the bright entertaining area that’s a proper toast to Hollywood glam (and features a bar, lounge area with swivel chairs, a stone fireplace that serves as the focal point, and needlework pillows made by her mother) to the dining room that includes a prominent chandelier, an Armani table, gorgeous velvet Jonathan Adler chairs, and antique mirrors that add depth, to a walk-in closet complete with beautiful couture, vanity table, and views for days, this apartment is as comfortable as it is fabulous.

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