Amanda Holden has used her interior design passion to give her youngest daughter a dream bedroom. The Britain's Got Talent judge, 52, recently moved into a new mansion in Surrey after selling her previous home for around £5 million.
Despite only moving in just before Christmas, the family has already made their mark on the property. Hollie, 11, saw her room transformed from a bland space into a haven inspired by the iconic Beverly Hills Hotel in Los Angeles.
Amanda, who also has daughter Lexi, 17, with husband Chris Hughes, shared the process with her 2.1 million followers. They avoided carpets and neutrals, opting instead for 'Beverly Hills Hotel vibes'. The room features orac panelling on walls, dark herringbone floors, and striped wallpaper on some ceilings.
'Don't be scared to go bold with your designs,' Amanda advised. She revealed that Hollie is 'in 7th heaven' and described the room as a 'proper tween bedroom' that she would want for herself.
Amanda, who co-stars with Alan Carr on the BBC show Amanda and Alan's Italian Job, is known for her love of interior design. She previously gave a glimpse of her new home's dining room, painted green with a chandelier and large wooden table, and the grand hallway featuring a piano and winding staircase.
