FULL EPISODE: Castle in California, Sky-High Dream Palace in NYC & MORE Luxury Homes | Open House TV
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- Join our incredible host Sara Gore as we visit FIVE luxurious locations across the country!
First, we’ll be joined by star stager & designer Cheryl Eisen, who serves as our tour guide through the tallest building on the Upper East Side: a magnificent 5-bedroom penthouse with incredible views of New York City. Next, we find ourselves in a regal, custom-built estate infamously known as "The Burbank Castle" (or even "The Harry Potter House"), and Scott Rosenthal leads us through all 5,300 square feet of it. Then, interior designer Alexander Doherty welcomes us to the Upper West Side to showcase one of his latest projects: an elegant-yet-comfortable home that is beautifully suited with a gallery, living room fit for entertaining, and formal dining area that's sure to dazzle guests. We’ll then check out a Greenwich Village duplex that incorporates straight lines and unique architectural flourishes to enhance the contemporary ambience of the space, courtesy of talented architect Paul Reber. Finally, we finish this week's episode with another trip to Los Angeles - this time around, with fashion blogger and creative director Madelynn Furlong, who accentuated the original details of her apartment with a mix of delightful vintage & contemporary touches that reflect her vibrant personality and bring her home to life.
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The castle is beautiful.
Love the penthouse so beautiful.
That penthouse has been on the market for awhile.
And I can see why. If I had that kind of money I would buy a reasonable home in the country with complete privacy. So cold and sterile. Keep your castle in the sky.
@@davidshep45 I agree with you. The place will date quickly like an old prescription.
Me encantó el último apartamento.
The penthouse is cold and uninviting. Who would want to live that high in the sky with skyscrapers all around? Give me a mountain or woodland view any day.
NYC is not for everyone, is for the investors. The houses shown here or anywhere else is not for anyones home. Keep that in mind!
nice but not everyone would want to live there.
The penthouse looks like the waiting room of a clinic. The Mc Castle’s ceilings are way too low and everything else looks fabricated and fake.
The Alexander guy on the Upper West Side designs are so overrated, is boring and lack of depth, not impress.