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A Look Inside the 2023 Real Simple Home in Brooklyn Heights | Open House TV

A Look Inside the 2023 Real Simple Home in Brooklyn Heights | Open House TV

Enjoy an exciting look around the 2023 Real Simple Home. What happens when 7 of the most brilliant interior designers team up to elegantly stage a completely blank-canvas penthouse? Real Simple’s editor-in-chief Lauren Iannotti answers that question with a tour of this year’s beyond stunning design project: a 3-bedroom Brooklyn Heights duplex residence — located at the top of Quay Towers at 50 Bridge Park Drive — that is a wondrous symphony of cohesive design and whimsical transformations full of bright colors, unique elements that anchor a room, charming patterns and textures, and plenty of depth. And if any of these stunning pieces caught your eye, be sure to shop the look HERE: https://trib.al/YnaLJ7U — and check out the #RSHome2023 October issue for more design ideas, organizing tips, and fun fall decor inspiration!

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Full Episode: 5 Design-Forward Homes Full of Inspiration & Unique Decor Ideas | Open House TV

Full Episode: 5 Design-Forward Homes Full of Inspiration & Unique Decor Ideas | Open House TV

Join our lovely host Sara Gore in this week’s all-new episode of Open House for a tour of five stunning, modern homes that are the epitome of imaginative design and indoor/outdoor living.

First, we join the always entertaining Brian Lewis at one of his new listings in the heart of midtown Manhattan at the Baccarat Residencies: a freshly renovated and reinvented duplex apartment — located on the 18th and 19th floors of 20 West 53rd Street — that is the complete embodiment of luxury, beauty, and rarity with its walls of floor-to-ceiling glass windows, integrated fireplace, sunny bedroom suites, marble floors, soaring ceilings, and top-shelf finishes and appliances throughout. 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, and 2 half baths? A dream kitchen with custom cabinetry, sleek appliances, and a table large enough for any holiday feast? Plus, a huge wraparound terrace that offers plenty of space (over to 3000 square feet of it!) to dine al fresco, play pickleball, and take in gorgeous views of centuries-old architecture, including 30 Rockefeller Center? Yes, please!

Next, we journey to Venice, California at 513 Grand Blvd. for a look around Stewart Burns’ — a writer and producer on the iconic Simpsons and Futurama series — one-of-a-kind sculptural home. This futuristic 4-bedroom private residence, best known as the Tectonic House, features 2,522 square feet of unique angles; imaginative and playful touches (including aerial silks in an entry room called the Tower); a spiral structure (dubbed “The Parasite”) that spirals all the way into the upper reaches of the home and offers plenty of shelving and seating options; large living spaces for members of the family to hang out; and glorious views via a generous roof deck.

After that, we’re back on the East Coast with an exciting look at the 2023 Real Simple Home. What happens when 7 of the brightest stars in interior design team up to work their magic on a completely blank-canvas penthouse? Real Simple’s editor-in-chief Lauren Iannotti answers that question with a tour of this year’s beyond stunning design project: a Brooklyn Heights duplex residence — located at the top of the Quay building at 50 Bridge Park Drive — that is a wondrous symphony of cohesive design and whimsical transformations full of bold colors, anchoring elements, bright patterns and textures, and plenty of depth. And if any of these stunning pieces caught your eye, be sure to shop the look HERE: https://trib.al/YnaLJ7U — and check out the #RSHome2023 October issue for more design ideas, organizing tips, and fun fall decor inspiration!

Next up: 28837 Selfridge Drive in. Malibu, CA. Interested in a taste of the light & airy Little Dume lifestyle? Join architects Silvia Kuhle and Jeffery Allsbrook of Standard Architecture in exploring more of an exquisite 5-bedroom paradise of a home located in sunny Malibu. This open, soothing space features seamless indoor/outdoor living, warm materials, and plenty of natural light throughout.There is a notion of transparency immediately upon entering the home, which is achieved through floor-to-ceiling glass that opens up in the back and front of the property, as well as the floors that extend all the way to the exterior and a fireplace wall that allows you to see through to the dining room from the entry. Additionally, the zen aesthetic is palpable throughout the home, especially the front yard with its sandy, beach vibe, aloe trees, and coastal grasses — and the pool lounging area that is ideal for relaxing and taking in views of the rest of the property (including the floating roof in the middle and then two more enclosed wings on the side).

We top off the episode with a trip to New York City to visit with fashion designer Cynthia Rowley. Sporty, sexy, adventurous are all apt descriptors of Cynthia’s global lifestyle brand. and if you add whimsical, art-inspired, and vintage to the list then you have a pretty good overview of her impressive and eclectic West Village townhouse.

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A Duplex Penthouse in Downtown NYC with Impressive Interiors | Open House TV

A Duplex Penthouse in Downtown NYC with Impressive Interiors | Open House TV

Meet with real estate agent Leonard Steinberg in downtown New York City for a look around 33 Park Row, PH3: a duplex penthouse in the Financial District (located in the first and last residential building in the United States that was designed by architect Sir Richard Rogers) that boasts 5,403 square feet, 5 beds / 5.5 baths, a dramatic great room with 22 ft tall ceilings; a mezzanine; 2 private, separate elevator landings; magnificent floor-to-ceiling glass windows that overlook Tribeca and City Hall Park; a 1,08SF loggia terrace with direct, protected park-front exposures; a tranquil primary bedroom suite that is reminiscent of a European spa; and an open-plan ORNARE kitchen that features masterful craftsmanship, custom double-height cabinetry, and sleek material selection. This luxurious boutique home, situated in a dynamic neighborhood, is currently listed for a cool $19,500,000.

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A Charming Los Angeles Home Full of Stylish & Eclectic Touches | Open House TV

A Charming Los Angeles Home Full of Stylish & Eclectic Touches | Open House TV

Join interior designer Elizabeth Gordon as she gives Open House viewers a tour of her charming Los Angeles home that is full of warmth and stylish details. This lovely mid-city residence features a mix of modern and vintage furnishings and unique textures that come together to create a space that is not only eclectic but personal as well. From the conversational art collection displayed in the living room to the dining room with its hand-hammered brass bar from Indonesia and table fashioned out of reclaimed wood, this residence teems with curated pieces that have unique stories to tell.

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Inside a Luxury Midtown East Apartment With Surprising Details | Open House TV

Inside a Luxury Midtown East Apartment With Surprising Details | Open House TV

Interior designer Katie Lydon shows Open House viewers around a stunning Midtown East apartment that overlooks Park Avenue. Upon being tasked with this renovation project a few years ago, the first item on her checklist was to open it up to allow natural light to flow throughout the space and maximize its full potential. From the dramatic entryway that packs a “wow” factor with its theme of reflective surfaces (as evidenced in the intricate floors and fantastic console & mirror set) to the use of high lacquer paint on the ceilings to give the illusion of height, this custom-built abode is full of sophisticated and surprising details.

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A Complete Tour of the Brady Bunch House | Open House TV

A Complete Tour of the Brady Bunch House | Open House TV

Join real estate agent Danny Brown for a personal tour of one of television’s most iconic homes: the Brady Bunch house! Located in Studio City, CA, this 5-bedroom mid-century residence, which served as the exterior for the hit sitcom throughout its run, has since been renovated to replicate many of the show’s familiar 1970s aesthetic touches —including, but not limited to: the iconic staircase, living room with the brick finish where the show’s various family members used to hang out with each other; an open-floor concept featuring prominent architectural beams and big sliding doors; and the retro kitchen with its formica orange counters & sea-green cabinets where Alice used to whip up ‘pork chop and applesauce’ dinners.

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Full Episode: Curated Interiors & Design Drama with a Hint of Nostalgia | Open House TV

Full Episode: Curated Interiors & Design Drama with a Hint of Nostalgia | Open House TV

In this latest episode of Open House, host Sara Gore introduces us to five breathtaking spaces (including the iconic Brady Bunch house) that are located in New York City and Los Angeles.

First, we meet with real estate agent Leonard Steinberg in downtown New York City for a look around 33 Park Row PH3: a duplex penthouse in the Financial District (located in the first and last residential building in the United States that was designed by architect Sir Richard Rogers) that boasts 5,403 square feet, 5 beds / 5.5 baths, a dramatic great room with 22 ft tall ceilings; a mezzanine; 2 private, separate elevator landings; magnificent floor-to-ceiling glass windows that overlook Tribeca and City Hall Park; a 1,08SF loggia terrace with direct, protected park-front exposures; a tranquil primary bedroom suite that is reminiscent of a European spa; and an open-plan ORNARE kitchen that features masterful craftsmanship, custom double-height cabinetry, and sleek material selection. This luxurious boutique home, situated in a dynamic neighborhood, is currently listed for a cool $19,500,000.

After that, we zip over to Studio City, CA on the West Coast for a bit of television history: a tour of the Brady Bunch house with agent Danny Brown. This 5-bedroom mid-century residence, which served as the exterior for the hit sitcom throughout its run, has since been renovated to replicate many of the show’s familiar 1970s aesthetic touches —including the iconic staircase, living room with the brick finish where the family hung out, open floor concept with architectural beams and big sliding doors, and the retro kitchen with its formica orange counters & sea-green cabinets where Alice used to whip up ‘pork chop and applesauce’ dinners.

Next, interior designer Elizabeth Gordon gives us a tour of her charming Los Angeles home that is full of warmth and stylish details. This lovely mid-city residence features a mix of modern and vintage furnishings and unique textures that come together to create a space that is not only eclectic but personal as well. From the conversational art collection displayed in the living room to the dining room with its hand-hammered brass bar from Indonesia and table fashioned out of reclaimed wood, this residence teems with curated pieces that have unique stories to tell.

After that, Katie Lydon shows us around a stunning Midtown East apartment that overlooks Park Avenue. Upon being tasked with this renovation project a few years ago, the first item on her checklist was to open it up to allow natural light to flow throughout the space and maximize its full potential. From the dramatic entryway that packs a “wow” factor with its theme of reflective surfaces (as evidenced in the intricate floors and fantastic console & mirror set) to the use of high lacquer paint on the ceilings to give the illusion of height, this custom-built abode is full of sophisticated and surprising details.

Last but not least, interior designer William McIntosh (Bill) takes viewers on a tour of 432 Park Avenue, which is home to some of the most rare real estate in NYC. His client desired a pied-à-terre in the city that felt smart, sophisticated, and comfortable but also wanted to avoid a complete renovation. See how Bill’s subtle one-of-a-kind decor choices that your attention and give you a hint of what’s to come! (Spoiler alert, here’s what to expect: a spectacular living room, impressive square windows that flood every room with light; a carpet that is an abstracted map of the city; alpaca-covered swivel chairs perfect for relaxing and entertaining; a paneled library that houses many interesting books and features a gleamy lacquered ceiling overhead and leather-covered desk suspended within the window reveal; a modern sky lounge area complete with an illuminated onyx bar top and underlit steps; and sky-high views that make you feel as though you’re sleeping in the clouds.)

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These Architects Designed Their Sherman Oaks Dream House from the Ground Up | Open House TV

These Architects Designed Their Sherman Oaks Dream House from the Ground Up | Open House TV

Zip over to Los Angeles to visit with partners in architecture and life, Peggy Hsu and Chris McCullough, for a tour of their striking Sherman Oaks home that they designed from the ground up. Inspired by the beautiful views right outside, they incorporated different materials and textures from the building itself, as well as interior plants and layered architectural features such as a chimney, to create a separation of space and maximize an indoor-outdoor flow. From the moody living room with its circular lounge sofa and steel shelf to host their impressive record collection, to the dining room that was designed with a focal art piece fashioned out of mini discs for a pixelated effect, a skylight above to make the most of natural light, and a log on wheels as a seating option, to the verdant roof garden and backyard that both offer ideal reading nooks, this home exudes creativity, personality, and a sense of calm.

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Inside Sasha Bikoff’s Vibrant Greenwich Village Home | Open House TV

Inside Sasha Bikoff's Vibrant Greenwich Village Home | Open House TV

Join interior designer Sasha Bikoff and her adorable pup Puff to see how she transformed an 1820s townhouse in the West Village into a maximalist celebration of all the things she loves: bold patterns, unapologetic bursts of color, and a vibrant aesthetic that is equal parts Marie Antoinette meets Studio 54. From the open-concept main level that combines countryside charm through its 16th century French Braquenie wallpaper and antique Persian Tabriz rug — as well as a sense of modernity through fun touches such as a 1960s French Space Age PR pollard chair and contemporary coffee table from Glass Italia that is a spectrum of rainbow hues — to the tranquil garden patio right outside the kitchen (blue lacquered cabinetry blue and rose-gold hardware, anyone?) that is perfect for hosting dinner parties on warmer days, this home is dreamy, upbeat, and utterly inviting. As for the top floor? The entire section houses the primary bedroom and exudes a sensual Italian theme with a vanity mirror that greets you at the top of the stairs, sexy leopard-print wallpaper, a crushed velvet headboard, throw pillows that embrace a Baroque motif, scroll-work drapes with a satin trim, and an Eames lounge chair that is an heirloom passed along from her husband’s family.

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A 1930s Art Deco-Style Apartment in Washington Heights that Captures Havana’s Beauty | Open House TV

A 1930s Art Deco-Style Apartment in Washington Heights that Captures Havana's Beauty | Open House TV

Travel to New York City for a tour of a home that offers stunning views of the George Washington Bridge through a large corner window, as well as a “Havana on the Hudson” vibe. This is the aesthetic that architect Adam Rolston and his partner had in mind upon renovating their 1930s Art Deco-style apartment in Washington Heights. While their home respects the integrity of the original architecture, they chose to capture the beautiful patina seen on Havana’s historic buildings through an integral colored plaster beginning in the foyer. They also enlivened the space with color that physically aligns with the outdoor setting, personal touches influenced by their travels (especially a trip to Cuba), furniture inspired by the glamour of the 1980s (as is reflected through a triangular coffee table that is a combination of oxidized brass and chrome, as well as a collection of Jay Spectre art and wing-back chair that pays homage to a Scandinavian designer from that era), and plenty of greenery. 🪴 From a wall of decorative clocks that tell the wrong time to a stainless steel kitchen that feels like a ship’s galley, to a print canvas photo of their direct view of the Palisades hanging in their bedroom (a nod to the tapestries at the Cloisters), this 1-bedroom co-op flawlessly fuses functionality with whimsical details.

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