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Inside an ultra-modern, entertainer's dream home with the star of CNBC's Listing Impossible.
Inside an ultra-modern, entertainer's dream home with the star of CNBC's Listing Impossible.
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S12, EP25 "California Comfort"Celebrating Los Angeles living with these stunning abodes, including this ethereal home in West Hollywood.
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S12, EP26 "Gotham Luxury"Style in the city that never sleeps, including tastemaker Athena Calderone's Brooklyn townhouse.
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S12, EP27 "Best of Summer Living"All about homes that celebrate what summer is all about, from the sublime to the surreal.
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S12, EP23 "NY & LA Living"Contrasting stylish living in New York and L.A., with colors, patterns, views, and light.
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S12, EP22 "Best Of: My Home Spotlight"Artists, authors, potters, and chefs design for everyday celebration with colors, patterns, and good food.
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S12, EP21 "Earth Day Living"Shining the spotlight on eco-friendly homes that not only celebrate the planet but also happen to be stylish and innovative too.
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S12, EP20 "Design Surprises"Taking a tour of a sleek Hollywood Hills home that makes the most of its surroundings; Bravo's Vanderpump Rules star, Kristen Doute, shows her Boho chic abode in LA.
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