After two years of tinkering, it looks like work on Jools and Jamie Oliver's London home is complete. The couple, who bought the property in the summer of 2015, have been carefully putting their stamp on the 17th-century Grade II-listed property near Hampstead Heath ever since. And Jools has been sharing the fruits of their labours on Instagram.
We think they've created a relaxed family home that's fabulously stylish without ever feeling staged. Do you agree?
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Kitchen
Seems Jamie isn't the only cook in the family! And it looks like the pizza oven in the corner is getting a lot of use.
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Dining area
When you have six children and Dad is the country's most famous chef, you're going to need a long table like this one!
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Living room
Christmas with the Olivers is a colourful affair. And that Elvis sign is getting a lot of love on Instagram.
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Fireplace
Grown-up dark grey walls contrast with colourful accessories and toys, creating a space the whole family can enjoy.
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Master bedroom
We don't blame Buddy Bear Oliver for making the most of Jools and Jamie's enormous Louis XV-style bed.
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Buddy Bear's bedroom
That said, his own treehouse bed is pretty tempting too!
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Bathroom
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If you can tear your eyes away from the cuteness that is Jools and Jamie's youngest son, River Rocket, check out the gorgeous sage green panelling, stunning mural, and his-and-hers sinks. Fancy!
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