Absolutely. Did you see her explaining that she has SO many dms she can’t possibly reply? Falling over herself to showcase her engagement at the same time as her desperate need for a new lav to go with her other twoDo we think shes on the beg for a gifted bathroom🫠
And the conference room dining table. 🫣It’s soooo bland. I know the maximalist trend is overdone but it suits a period property much better more than what’s she done. Everything she’s done so far looks too big or too small (plus she’s ripped a fireplace out of the kitchen too, I see). She obviously has no idea about interior design because you can’t just transplant your signature style from one property to the next unless you know what you’re doing. Painting everything beige and putting modern features in a period property is what a house flipper does. I’m not saying absolutely everything should be period appropriate but imo, she should have worked with the features of the house, rather than trying to erase them entirely. That’s what a lot of people did in the 60’s/70’s with houses built pre war and we’re now everyone spending money trying to restore the original features. If she wanted to live in a soulless box, buy a new build or build it yourself.
I might be in the minority but I liked what she did with her last house, but this one is just blah. I can see the look she’s going for, but she’s just missing the mark. The mirror on the wall above the fire in the dining room (?) is foul too.
I’ll admit that I really liked how she decorated the house before this one, so I don’t know what’s happened here. The colour of the units, the fugly caravan style net curtains, the overall blandness of it all. The fireplace isn’t the only original feature that she’s bulldozed over either (remember the tiles in the hall?). I can’t understand for the life of me why she bought a victorian house if all she wanted to do was turn it into a soulless box. She should have gone for a new build or one of those concrete bunkers like Lorna Luxe has moved to.I completely forgot she hid that beautiful fireplace with that fugly 'dressing room'
That room is hideous, it looks so cheap and shouldn't have any place in a victorian home.
Makes me feel a bit sad for the house![]()
Yeah I suppose she does put a lot into her ad’s - just look at these ( many more too as I thought her latest car ad looked familiar ) . I’ve said it before Chelsea takes most of her ideas from other influencers that THEY did 2/3yrs ago. Proof is in the photosYes it was gifted. To give her credit she puts a lot into her ad’s generally but she is scatter gun with it. Not just home but she’ll take whatever seems to be thrown at her. It’s a shame these influencers lose their indemnity and genuine side. I suppose they are making as much £ as possible whilst they can!
I don’t understand double sinks anyway. I don’t want my husband in the bathroom with me when I’m doing anything and I don’t think we’ve ever been in a situation where we’re desperate for another sink so he can brush his teeth/wash his hands/whatever that can’t wait two minutes.Tbh I don’t hate everything they’ve done. But this dressing room and the hallway floor are absolute travesties. The rest of it is bland but ok, although her thirst to be eyeswoon is pitiable.
I actually really like the en suite, it’s a lovely use of space and materials, although I’m wondering why a double sink in a room that’s too small for two people! Seems like an instagram bathroom trend that will disappear soon.