Many of them are crystal or agate, and they all look like they cost a pretty penny.What's funny, though, is that there is actually no need for coasters in her house — all of the surfaces are 'user-friendly,' so a perspiring glass wouldn't leave a ring. I'm not showing you the house to show off,' she says. 'My big job in this house was to take care of the lighting and the sound and kind of blew it on both, and when the house was done we had to redo both of them. Sign up to become a,Let’s be real here, there are mansions… and then there’s Dubrow Chateau, that gargantuan $21 million home built by,Photo: It's made up of metal squares, and hanging from it is a manly light fixture.In addition to spending the episode taking a tour of Terry's rooms, Heather also took a moment to talk about one of her own decorative loves: coasters. There's also heating in the overhang to make the space comfortable when it gets cooler out.Then there's the enormous gong she had made in San Francisco — 'the kids and Terry thought I was absolutely insane,' she said — which they now all love.She said that now when guests come over they all get a chance to hit the gong.Poolside fun: The enormous pool, which looks out over an incredible coastal view, can be lit up in different colors.

The former Real Housewives of Orange County star walked through the sliding glass doors of Château Dubrow into the backyard,Resort life: She said she wanted 'he outside of our house to really feel like a hotel',Two-tone: She said she wanted a 'crisp, clean, modern, black and white theme,' which is why she settled on the lounge furniture immediately outside the doors,Boom!

So I really hope that you enjoy it. 's Botched and Bravo's The Real Housewives of Orange County, respectively, graciously invited Architectural Digest into their 22,000-square-foot Orange County home, fondly known as the "Dubrow Chateau." Today she contributes lifestyle coverage to MyDomaine, Domino, Who What Wear, The Thirty, and more. She has been married to … Heather Dubrow and Dr. Terry Dubrow are living the luxurious life at their stunning 22,000-square-foot mansion in Southern California.

and is also known for appearing in The Swan and The Real Housewives of Orange County, alongside Heather. '.She said she wanted a 'crisp, clean, modern, black and white theme,' which is why she settled on the lounge furniture immediately outside the doors. I just feel at home and relaxed. My big dream. 'It's almost like having two pieces of art: one on the wall and one on the floor,' she said.In the first episode of the series, which she released in early October, Heather promised that the four-minute clip was just the first of many in which she'll flaunt her enviable home, and she's made good on that promise.She wrote at the time: 'Throughout the series, we’ll be taking you on a personal tour where you’ll get to see everything that happened behind the scenes! Why are you filming? "It's almost there," Heather recently told.Terry confirmed just how close they are to being finished. The biggest jaw-dropper is the champagne fridge, which can hold 234 bottles,Well-stocked: Heather's house includes a colossal 234-bottle champagne fridge housing rows of Veuve Clicquot,So organized: All the fruits, vegetables, and juices inside are stored in clear glass containers,But wait, there's more! From the building process, to what the family REALLY thinks about the house, to YES even showing the 5 different types of ice and all 14 bathrooms!

You're now a Bravo Insider, which gives you access to exclusive videos, sweepstakes, and more.Watch your inbox and welcome to the NBCUniversal family!The #RHOC couple has moved in, but is their masterpiece complete?Create a free profile to get unlimited access to exclusive videos, sweepstakes, and more!Now that the Dubrows are finally settling into their new digs, does that mean the home is complete?

'You might think, "Hey Heather, you have four kids and you live like that?"