Open House

We’re in Nyack to tour a vibrant riverfront home. It is set on over six and a half acres of bucolic landscape with a special feature that inspired its very name: Wonder Falls. Once you step inside, you immediately notice that each area of the home is defined by bright color. And don’t sleep on the views which you...

We’re in Studio City at a residence designed by architect David Thompson of Assembledge. This single-story home blurs the line between inside and out – in its open spaces, glass walkways, and its very materiality. It’s nestled between lush canyons and offers an ideal everyday escape.

We’re in Brentwood at a true throwback – in more ways than one. This perfectly preserved midcentury home was inspired by both Japanese and Hawaiian design. But it is perhaps most famous for being one of the best-known exteriors in TV history: where the characters of the beloved sitcom “The Golden Girls” called home. But this perfectly preserved home stands…

We’re just across the Hudson in Jersey City. J.C. or Chilltown as long time denizens dubbed it, is in the midst of an architectural revival. And the home of designers Paul Melo and Tom Walko is a perfect example of this revitalization. Residing in a spacious loft in the former St Boniface Church, they have expertly mixed their own...

We’re in the Madison neighborhood of Brooklyn for a tour of a one of a kind lovingly preserved homestead built in 1776. It’s one of the last privately-owned Dutch-Colonial homes in the city and in fact – in its long history, this property has only changed hands three times. It sits on a half acre of land – which is…

We’re at the beach in Asbury Park. This Jersey Shore gem is in the midst of a renaissance; small businesses and major developments have reshaped the city everywhere you look. It’s proof that Asbury Park is not just a great place to visit, but an ideal place to live.

We’re in the Gravesend neighborhood of Brooklyn for a look at a unique, modern home designed by Architect Andrew Wilkinson. Andrew’s clients wanted their place to feel like a sleek boutique hotel for that “every day is a holiday” vibe. Andrew kept it warm and welcoming with memorable accents throughout – on the floors, the walls, and in ultra-stylish...

We’re in Dobbs Ferry, New York for a look at the home of New York-based architect Greg Sharp. Greg wanted a bucolic escape from the city that still felt cosmopolitan. The honest expression of materials: wood, steel, concrete and of course glass – carries from the outside in, where wide open entertaining spaces frame gorgeous views over the treetops to…

We’re in the hills of Sherman Oaks, California at the home of designer Barbie Palomino. When Barbie moved in, the original Mid-Century design had been lost over the years, so she sought to restore those aspects both inside and out. But, she also had to make it kid friendly, which, let’s face it — doesn’t always mesh with chic...

We’re in Beverly Hills to explore a beautiful compound that truly transports you to the English countryside. The main home is a graceful Tudor-style manor built in 1929. It features high wood-beamed ceilings and hand-carved finishes throughout. The grand salon is definitely a place begging for a celebration, and that’s just one of the many impressive spaces inside and...

We’re checking out a Brentwood stunner with interior designer Lynda Murray. Lynda’s decor complimented Paul McClean’s contemporary architecture. She went with muted Earth tones, and soft fabrics that brought warmth and definition to the open flow of the interiors. And this being LA, we can’t forget about the beautifully designed outdoor spaces. Just one of many surprises inside and...

We’re exploring a unique former carriage house on the Upper East Side that has been transformed into a stylish townhome. And at 26 feet wide, it’s is a true rarity in New York. Its scale makes it a fantastic place to entertain, plus, there’s a sky-lit sculptural staircase that floods the center of the house with light. It’s a...

We’re on the Upper East Side in an apartment designed by Texas-based interior designer Emily Summers. Emily retained the original details of the prewar building, but incorporated modern touches as well as her client’s vast collection of artwork and furniture from all over the world.

We’re at a palatial estate in Brentwood that impresses the moment you enter through its stately front gates. The home combines classic detailing with a clean, modern aesthetic– a delicate contrast that can be seen in each of its sprawling entertaining spaces and sophisticated bedrooms. This nearly 13,000 square foot estate is filled with surprises — inside, outside, and on…

We’re in Venice Beach, California with designer Kim Gordon to tour one of her stunning design projects. Her client’s home is located on a quiet, walkable stretch of land that almost feels more country than beach. Kim created comfortable light-filled spaces within the open floor-plan, embellished with warm and welcoming details.

We’re in the Beachwood Canyon section of Los Angeles with Dani Nagel, an all-around design creative whose work is a celebration of color and pattern. The home she shares with her boyfriend and their dogs is affectionately dubbed the “Dazeywood Penthouse”. It features bold furnishings and art deco accents that result in a bright and cheerful home that inspires...

We’re at a regal Georgian-style townhouse in Manhattan’s exclusive Sutton Square neighborhood. Located right on the East River and featuring one of the city’s most famous vistas, the home is filled with architectural and design details that recall the refined interiors of old-world London or Paris.

We’re in Tribeca with agent Leonard Steinberg as he shows us around an impressive penthouse duplex designed by Monique Gibson. Formerly inhabited by Jon Stewart, this “palace in the sky” is regal yet welcoming and includes generous outdoor space. Link to listing: https://www.compass.com/listing/161-hudson-street-unit-ph9a-8b-manhattan-ny-10013/4703691977856675473/

We’re in Mid-Wilshire, Los Angeles at an architectural gem designed by Dan Brunn. Dubbed, “The Bridge House,” this place is the epitome of eco-friendly minimalism that not just celebrates nature but incorporates it in new and imaginative ways. Everything from the seamless transitions to the green walls, the meandering paths to the trees – envelops you in verdant beauty.