Amanda Holden has offered a glimpse into her £7 million Surrey mansion, showcasing the extensive renovations she has completed since moving in. The TV and radio personality, 55, and her husband, producer Chris Hughes, relocated to the property from south London in 2023 with their daughters Lexi, 21, and Hollie, 14.
Inspired by the interiors of RuPaul for her hallway, which features a striking black and white diamond floor and peach walls, Holden has infused the property with her personal style. The entrance hall is further adorned with disco balls and a large 'X' light, a prop from her show "Britain's Got Talent." A grand piano is also visible before ascending a staircase decorated with personal family and friend photographs.
In contrast to the vibrant entrance, the living room embraces a more neutral aesthetic, featuring a chic cream sofa. The home also includes a dedicated party room, characterized by a blue velvet sofa, retro artwork, and colorful accents such as a fluffy pink footstool and armchairs adorned with "disco nap" cushions. This space features a sprawling home bar.
Holden, an enthusiast of interior design, referred to the renovated property as her "dream home" in a 2024 interview. She noted that the house, originally a pale white and grey, has been significantly redecorated. She expressed her satisfaction with the renovation process, stating that while the house was due to be completed by June, she was already contemplating her next project.
The move and subsequent purchase occurred in November, just before the Christmas period. Holden acknowledged that it was a challenging time to buy and sell property due to factors like stamp duty rates, mortgage prices, and inflation. However, she ultimately felt the risk was worthwhile, concluding that the effort to transform the mansion into her ideal home had paid off.