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Join Open House host Sara Gore for a look around some of the most stunning and luxurious homes in the sunny state of California. First, we drop by a new estate in Bel Air, where we link up with Sally Forster Jones for a tour. This symphonic & geometrically stunning 18,500 sq. ft. home, located at 1116 Chantilly Road, nicknamed El Canto del Agua is beyond impressive with its modern elegance, masterful craftsmanship using choice materials, and remarkable architectural beauty. Inspired by art (including aspects of a Mayan pyramid), it exists in harmony with the natural Los Angeles fauna surrounding it. It also features a voluminous great room with a 30 ft. ceiling adorned with twinkling lights and views of a multi-tiered outdoor pool as its main focal points; an indoor cinema complete with stadium seating; a primary suite that offers a relaxing escape from the outside world with its centerpiece fireplace, ample space, and en-suite spa-inspired bathroom; a state-of-the art gourmand kitchen equipped with Italian cabinetry, a chef's preparation galley, and two main islands topped with live-edge red wood imported from the tropical rainforests of Brazil; a grand family room that's ideal for intimate gatherings and entertaining guests, thanks in part to its large bar and floor-to-ceiling glass wine cellar; a private gym and spa featuring a Roman bath; and a jaw-dropping backyard set against the picturesque hills with a patio area and terraced waterfall pool. We then join design duo Kevin Isbell and Gianantonio Corna at their 1920s Spanish colonial home in the heart of Los Angeles. After relocating from NYC, they were in search of a place that embodied the vernacular they associated with California. One of the main changes they made was to open the shutters by breaking up some of the expanse of the wood on them to allow natural light to pour through and also offer views of the beautiful blue sky and palm trees right outside the window. The house also features a whimsical kitchen with an indoor garden-inspired corner; a sleek dining space that includes an octagonal vintage table and a stunning gallery wall adorned with art; and a calming bedroom that embraces natural imagery with its floral touches. After that, Mary Fitzgerald, one of the stars of "Selling Sunset," shows us around a private Calabasas compound owned by rapper French Montana (and previously by Selena Gomez). This residence mixes classic luxury with a playful ambience and is situated on 3 acres with over 8,600 square feet of impressive interiors. It also features a dining room perfect for hosting intimate dinner parties with its fireplace, dramatic chandelier, 20 ft. ceilings, and adjoining courtyard; an entertainment space with a pool table lounge area, terrace, and huge windows; an open-floor chef's kitchen that leads into an impressive living room; a sound-dampened home theater that's ideal for enjoying movies with friends; a private outdoor oasis with a cabana, pool & wood-burning pizza station; and a guest house that includes a music studio. Next, we venture to 170 Spindrift Lane in Carmel to join Jonathan Spencer for a tour of the dramatic former hideaway of Kim Novak, star of Hitchcock's "Vertigo." This 1,866 sq. ft. oceanfront property, features 2 bedrooms & 2 bathroom, as well as breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean. It also includes a golden granite stone exterior that's meticulously stacked, a Bohemian-inspired living room with tall redwood ceilings, a green-granite fireplace, as well as stained glass windows and unique light fixtures commissioned by Novak back in the 1950s & '60s; a beautiful kitchen that was remodeled in the 2000s with granite countertops and high-end appliances; a primary suite with an attached bathroom; and a 1-br guesthouse that offers a front-row show to the rugged coastline right outside its windows. We finish this special episode with a trip to Manhattan Beach to visit the glamorous surfer shack home of designer Lynn C. Stone, which she shares with her husband, four children, and adorable dog. This inviting residence — located only blocks from the beach — is lush in its sense of calm and coziness, thanks in parts to its soft textures, earthy vibes (including reclaimed wood, which was used to construct the fireplace mantel), and neutral tones throughout. From the moment you walk in, a view of the shoreline through a beautiful bay window captures your gaze. And with natural elements guiding your way through the space — including a succulent wall as the kitchen backdrop, a dining room with a natural wood table and sea creature-inspired chandelier, and a collection of colorful surfboards, it’s easy to feel right at home. Shop the Open House look on Amazon: www.amazon.com/shop/openhousetv Subscribe to Open House TV on YOUTUBE: https://bit.ly/openhouseyoutubesub Open House TV INSTAGRAM: https://bit.ly/2T0aorL Open House TV TWITTER: https://bit.ly/2szkqEX Open House TV FACEBOOK: https://bit.ly/2TXSztC