Inside Holly Willoughby’s house – we reveal her interior style secrets
It’s not just Holly’s incredible wardrobe that’s on point – her home is, too
Anyone who’s seen Holly Willoughby’s new M&S clothing range, or the amazing outfits she models on the This Morning sofa, will know that the woman is a style icon. The question is, does that fashion sense also apply to Holly Willoughby’s house?
Luckily for us, Holly loves to share pictures of the incredible London property that she shares with husband Dan Baldwin and her three children on Instagram. We’ve had a good nose and can confirm she’s as particular about her furniture and accessories as she is about her fashion. Here are just a few of Holly’s style secrets…
When she’s not cuddling up to her pet cats or kids Harry, nine, Belle, seven, and Chester, three, Holly can always reach for a throw to keep cosy. Mixing different textures and pattern of knitted throw bring a luxe yet snug look to crisp and functional white bedding. Bluebell certainly looks happy with Holly’s choice of bedding! Best. Hot water bottle. Ever!
Aaaah! This picture makes us well up, not because holly and Dan make a cute couple (though of course they do!) but all that storage. We’d kill for a kitchen with so many cupboards. And there’s not a bit of clutter in sight.
Holly’s been very clever in using a grey theme that runs through the house, giving it a strong sense of identity and design coherence. In her luxurious bathroom, panelling in a similar shade to her kitchen cabinetry lends the space an air of opulence – as does the marble vanity top.
This bird print is an original especially for Holly’s oldest son Harry. It’s been created by Dan Baldwin – not Holly’s husband but his namesake, an artist at the forefront of the Young British Artist movement. His work has been known to sell for up to £25,000.
This practical surface is a modern take on parquet that beautiful and practical. It tones beautifully with Holly’s smart, mid-century influenced upholstery. But what is that cat doing?!
Here Holly’s brood are partaking in a slime-making session, as you do – and there’s plenty enough space for them all. The rattan-backed chairs remind us of a French manor house.
All the family have their own personalised Emma Bridgewater mugs, including little Chester, who clearly loves dinosaurs! It brings a whole new meaning to the phrase Tea-rex!