HOME TOURS: Bright, Beachy, and Bold Design | Open House TV (Full Episode)

Join Sara Gore in this Open House episode as she tours several stunning homes in Florida, California and New York — including this maisonette on the Upper West Side. Nestled along Central Park West at 50 Central Park West, this rare 2-story, 5-bedroom residence blends timeless New York elegance with Parisian flair. From soaring ceilings and arched windows to a chef’s kitchen and a palatial primary suite, every detail is designed for luxurious living & grand entertaining. Ready for a more tours? From chart-topping hits to holiday home goals to cookbook writing, Jessie James Decker is bringing sunshine & coastal vibes right from her Panama City Beach home! While growing up, Jessie and her family used to visit Florida Panhandle and she always knew that one day she’d have her own slice of paradise. And now? Her dream vacation retreat is officially a reality. From the open-concept main floor that blends indoor and outdoor living with its sliding door and cozy bar with floating shelves to the beautiful-yet-functional kitchen that’s perfect for whipping up her delicious monkey bread, this holiday escape is pure relaxation vibes. Meanwhile, the master bedroom is an oasis of comfort with its soft earthy tones and the relaxing spa-like bathroom invites you right in with its spacious shower, neutral marble, and luxurious finishes. With its natural touches to breathtaking views throughout, this haven hits all the right notes. Next: Welcome to 390 West End Avenue, 2ABC, Located at the Apthorp, this is the largest private residence ever offered in this iconic Upper West Side building. Listed by Michael Graves, this 8,500 sq ft fully renovated apartment blends pre-war grandeur with modern functionality. Built in 1908 in the Italian Renaissance Revival style, the Apthorp is one of New York’s most storied buildings...and this residence is its crown jewel. A grand entry foyer sets the tone, with mesmerizing mosaic tile, Corinthian columns, and ornate crown moldings. From there, this sumptuous abode unfolds into sweeping entertaining spaces featuring 11-foot ceilings, intricate plasterwork, original fireplaces, and expansive bay windows. Meanwhile, the dining room alone seats 18 and stuns with floor-to-ceiling wainscoting and a dramatic marble mantel — ideal for hosting in a true old-world style, and the kitchen is equipped with contemporary conveniences with its two sinks, two ovens, and two oversized windows overlooking the courtyard. With 9 bedrooms, multiple home offices, and a primary suite that includes a sun-drenched sitting area, dressing rooms, and ensuite bath, there’s a designated space for every moment of life. We then step into Luminosity: a 9,500-sq ft Beverly Hills dream where color, art, and bold design collide. Located at 9818 Heights Court and presented by Mark Sonnenthal, this eclectic California compound welcomes you with a stone pathway flanked by fire pits, 25-ft panda white marble foyer, and glass bridge over a waterfall that leads you into a world of modern opulence. Inside, discover a stunning 18-karat gold fireplace, moss walls, an ethereal spiral lighting sculpture, and a showstopping dining room anchored by a Brazilian onyx table and dramatic chandeliers. The expansive chef’s kitchen glows with backlit marble and gothic fairy tale flair, while a hidden room of contemplation offers space for rest and quiet reflection. After, we drop by an Upper East Side pied-à-terre that was thoughtfully curated by interior designer and 'House Rules' author Emma Beryl Kemper. Created as a refined city retreat, the space blends comfort & sophistication with custom touches throughout. A patterned runner and flush mount lighting welcome you into the foyer, setting the tone for a home filled with warmth and texture. The open living-dining area features custom bookcases, a striking black marble fireplace, and gold-dipped porcelain pendants for soft, ambient light. A fully renovated kitchen includes wall-to-wall tile with an old New York feel, a brass-accented farmhouse sink, and a cozy breakfast banquette. And as for the primary suite? Layered lighting, a blue modern sleigh bed, and wool window treatments create a soft, serene escape. Overall, this NYC pied-à-terre is a lovely blend of functionality, comfort, and personality—perfect for city visits that still feel like coming home. Last but not least: Interior designer Harry Heissmann introduces us to his unique take on a West Chelsea project that not only preserves numerous industrial features (such as the exposed brick), but also reinvents many common aspects of a home. A bed in the living room? A disco ball light fixture? Sign us up! From the TV/library hybrid to all the whimsical touches in every detail, including the eggplant-colored patent leather & silver nailheads covering the main entry door and the dramatic fireplace fixture, this NYC penthouse loft is full of fun surprises. Now tell us: Which home featured in this episode is your favorite hands down?