The Hot 5: Sweet, Chic House Tours from Around the Web

By Erin Renzas / 03/02/12 at 6:00 am / Comments

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Clockwise from top left: Courtesy of CasaSugar, Country Living, Refinery29, Elle Decor

In this week's top five stories from across the web, we take a peek inside some truly stunning homes.

Refinery29 goes inside a super-hip SF beachside crib.

Casasugar tours an Anthropologie-inspired Georgian menagerie.

Neco Case opens the doors for Country Living.

Designer Nick Olsen takes House Beautiful on a tour of a stunning studio.

Designer Steven Johanknecht's Tudor cottage gets the Elle Decor treatment.

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