Love Island Stars Molly Smith and Tom Clare Unveil Renovated Manchester Home
The newlyweds have shared details and images of their recently renovated home, featuring a grand staircase, a gym, and a dedicated 'man cave'.
Newlyweds Molly Smith and Tom Clare, known for their appearance on Love Island, have offered a glimpse into their newly renovated home in Manchester. The couple, who recently married, have undertaken extensive work on the property, aiming to transform it into their long-term residence. They documented the process, from picking up the keys to beginning renovations, in a video shared with their followers.
The house features a prominent black and white staircase and a kitchen equipped with marble worktops and a central island. Smith and Clare plan to incorporate a dedicated station for coffee and protein powder in the kitchen area. The kitchen connects to an open-plan living space, where the couple has furnished with neutral tones and a television.
The master bedroom has been redecorated with a cream carpet and patterned wallpaper. The property also includes a gym, which the fitness enthusiasts intend to customize further, utilizing some equipment left by previous owners. Tom Clare also revealed plans for a 'man cave,' where he hopes to install a pool table and a table tennis table.
Molly Smith's personal project is the 'snug,' or media room, which she has painted in a dark brown hue. The couple intends to install multiple television screens in this room to create a media wall.
The couple's wedding took place in Majorca, followed by a honeymoon in Turkey. They recently recounted some memorable moments from their wedding, including a mishap with Tom's self-tie bowtie and an incident that led to police presence during their post-wedding celebrations. Clare clarified that contrary to rumors, his best man was not arrested, but rather the group received a warning from local guards for jumping into the sea where signs indicated it was prohibited.
Following their wedding festivities, the couple and their Love Island guests decided to get matching 'tequila shot' tattoos on their ankles. Smith mentioned that while they had initially planned to get tattoos upon their return home, they found a tattoo parlor nearby during their celebrations and spontaneously decided to get inked.
Sources
- www.dailymail.com - Love Island newlyweds Molly Smith and Tom Clare open the doors to their new Manchester home after finishing a full renovation - complete with a grand staircase, a gym and a 'man cave'
- www.dailymail.com - Love Island newlyweds Molly Smith and Tom Clare open the doors to their new Manchester home after finishing a full renovation - complete with a grand staircase, a gym and a 'man cave'