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One of the tallest residential buildings in the world; La Jolla, California.
One of the tallest residential buildings in the world; La Jolla, California.
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S11, EP10 "Life on Top"One of the tallest residential buildings in the world; La Jolla, California.
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S11, EP11 "Festive Living"Examining how design can create a celebratory mood; David Monn shows how to throw a festive soirée to remember; a surprise-filled Bedford-Stuyvesant townhouse.
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S11, EP13 "Gorgeous Grounds"Fabulous gardens and grounds, including a Connecticut estate, a serene gem designed by Jim Cutler and the Nakashima House.
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S11, EP14 "Charleston Charmers"Patricia Altschul of Bravo's "Southern Charm" TV series conducts a tour of her estate in Charleston, S.C., and chef Mike Lata shows local fare.
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S19, EP1 "Open House: Home Turf"Celebrating the return of Sunday Night Football with some of the biggest names and greatest legends in the sport.
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Buying a house can be a stressful, time-consuming process, which is why people turn to shows such as "Open House" to get help in the real estate market. Hosts Sara Gore and George Oliphant (who also rescues homeowners' renovation projects on sister show "George to the Rescue," which began as a segment of "Open House" before becoming a stand-alone show) showcase some of the hottest homes on the market in major cities, get interior design tips from experts and provide information on what people need to know about stylish living.
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