She rose to fame as Stacey Fowler from Walford, who made her keep from running a fashion stall in the market.
But with an estimated net worth of 3.8 million, Lacey Turner's stunning London home couldn't be further from the Slater's terraced house in Albert Square.
The actress, 30, who shares with her husband Matt Kaye and dogs Reggie and Hudson, has certainly made her mark on the modern property, bringing it to life with an array of bright colours, quirky artwork and rustic furnishings.
Home sweet home: Lacey Turner's stunning London home couldn't be further from the Slater's terraced house in Albert Square (pictured with husband Matt Kaye)
The kitchens boasts panoramic views of the sprawling garden, with folding doors allowing light to flood into the hub of the house.
The garden is simply bursting with colour, with purple wicker sofas, cultivated flower beds, trailing rose bushes and a fire pit complementing the perfectly-preened green lawn.
Lacey's love of pattern, clashing colours and tassels is clear to see throughout the property, with the actress often designing rooms inspired by Morocco.
Vibrant: The actress, 30, who shares with Matt and dogs Reggie and Hudson, has certainly made her mark on the modern property
Dog lover: Reggie and Hudson rule the roost, with Lacey often posting sweet snaps of the pair resting on the large grey corner sofa
Gorgeous: The garden is simply bursting with colour, with purple wicker sofas, cultivated flower beds, fire pit and trailing rose bushes
Idyllic: The kitchens boasts panoramic views of the sprawling garden, with folding doors allowing light to flood into the hub of the house
Black and white: The star's master bed has had the wood stripped to create a rustic feel, while a monochrome gallery wall creates a bold statement
Quirky: Ornate trinkets, antique furniture and a Twiggy print add character to the otherwise modern abode
Different textured rugs provide the perfect resting spot for her two pups, while ornate trinkets, antique furniture and monochrome gallery walls add character to the otherwise modern abode.
Lacey's eclectic taste in