Lisa divided her neutral living room into two zones: one for sitting back and watching TV and a quiet area for relaxing with a good book. She chose pared-back furnishings and added character with fabrics and accessories.
Wrapped presents
Lisa likes to spend time wrapping her presents so they look pretty under the tree. Brown parcel paper with ribbon is a simple and looks fab, plus it's easy on your purse too!
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Hobbycraft
Christmas dining table
At Christmas time Lisa likes to gather her friends and family in her dining room for cosy traditional meals. Red and white Christmas decorations and a large real tree ensure the ultimate festive look.
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Sideboard
The sideboard in Lisa's dining room is perfect for popping extra serving dishes that won't fit on the table. For extra sparkle, she has styled the area up with tealights and Christmas tree decorations.
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Elegant kitchen
In her kitchen Lisa went for simple wooden units which she can easily repaint if she wants a new look. She splashed out on sleek metal handles and granite worktops for a luxurious and practical finish.
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Conservatory
Lisa invested in a new conservatory to create a more flexible living space. There's room for a corner sofa plus an eating area, while underfloor heating ensures the area can be used all year round.
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Silver bedroom
The damask-style wallpaper and the silver accents in Lisa's bedroom give it luxurious and feminine feel, while a the gorgeous grey rug makes it warm underfoot.
Josette White/Dove Grey Damask wallpaper
Laura Ashley
Floral bedroom
Lisa's daughter Amy wanted to inject striking colour into her bedroom, while the dark wooden furniture keeps it looking smart and elegant.
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Four-bedroom 1970s detached house
To let more light into the house, Lisa had conifer trees in the garden cut down.
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