Inside the homes of TV's design experts: They judge our houses - now you can ... trends now
Britain's TV channels are full of design experts constantly passing their judgement on other people's homes.
But until now they have rarely come under the microscope themselves.
However, the tables have been turned with MailOnline piecing together the best pictures from the homes of the biggest TV stars.
From Sarah Beeny's 15th-century chair that she 'loves' and Homes Under The Hammer presenter Martin Roberts's framed picture of football hardman Vinnie Jones.
Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen's loud wallpaper also features throughout his home, while Location, Location, Location host Phil Spencer showed off his countryside retreat.
It comes after eyebrows were raised this week when Grand Designs host Kevin McCloud revealed his love of Ikea kitchens after installing one himself at his property - despite vowing never to show off his house to viewers.
Here MailOnline looks at the homes of famous f TV design experts and lets you judge them.
Sarah Beeny showcased her former 220 acre farm near Bruton in Somerset which have renovated on-screen
Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen's large house in the Cotswolds has his signature style imprinted throughout
Location, Location, Location host Phil Spencer usually keeps his home out of the public eye.
But he put up a few pictures of the inside of his idyllic £3.3m Hampshire home on his Instagram.
The Love it or List It presenter lives with his wife Fiona and their two sons Ben and Jake in Froyle, East Hampshire.
In 2015 they relocated from their £3.6m family home in south west London for the more spacious and relaxed countryside base.
The home came with ten acres, a tennis court, gym, cinema and games room.
It has 9,000 sq feet of living space, an imposing double-height living room, luxurious kitchen and six bedrooms – all with en suites.
Location, Location, Location host Phil Spencer has been a Channel 4 regular with co-host Kirstie Allsopp since 2000
He showcased his bedroom on social media which showed it was decorated with a cool grey and blue colour palette with wooden furniture
The bedroom also features a circle mirror which reflects on the bed
In 2015 Spencer's family relocated from their £3.6m family home in south west London for the more spacious and relaxed countryside base
The home came with ten acres, a tennis court, gym (pictured), cinema and games room
Spencer pictured himself working out in his home gym on Instagram
The family's spacious garden has also been on show, including what appears to be a vegetable patch
Spencer, who has been a Channel 4 regular with co-host Kirstie Allsopp since 2000, showcased his bedroom on social media which showed it was decorated with a cool grey and blue colour palette with wooden furniture.
He also promoted his new bed, writing on Instagram: 'Having just bought new beds for all family from the excellent team @buttonandsprung I reckon I've enjoyed the best weeks sleep I've ever ever had. What a difference a decent bed and 8 hours of sleep can make to a day.'
Alongside the bed, the rest of the room is designed stylishly with cream carpets and an off-white paneled wall.
The bed's cushions also match the artwork hanging above the bed alongside rattan hanging lights.
The family's spacious garden has also been on show, including what appears to be a vegetable patch.
In 2015 the 'born and bred' countryside man said the extra space and greenery was a big reason he moved from London.
Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen: Changing RoomsEnglish interior designer and television personality Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen is best known for his iconic design role in the original series of BBC's Changing Rooms - and is penchant for eye-catching attire.
The makeover show was a hit in the 90s and recently returned after 16 years in August 2021 on Channel 4 for a reboot.
His style is known to be opulent with a preference for maximalism.
He lives in the Cotswolds with his wife Jackie, their two daughters and their partners, and his two young grandchildren.
Over the years he has given fans a glimpse of his period property on his Instagram page.
In October 2022 he spoke to the website HouseBeautiful about his home, he said: 'Our kitchen had a very orange incarnation for a while, very Berocca – but the white ceramics looked exquisite against the orange.'
English interior designer and television personality Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen is best known for his iconic design role in the original series of BBC's Changing Rooms
The television personality's large house has his signature style imprinted throughout
His style is known to be opulent with a preference for maximalism
The outdoor space has a pond, alongside some garden furniture and stone ornaments
The outdoor dining area has a dazzling floral decorative tablecloth with green potted plants
Throughout the TV presenter's house, large bouquets of bright flowers can be spotted
The outdoor dining area has cream seats with comfy-looking upholstered padded bottoms
In the inside dining area there were large glass candlestick holders and bottles of sparkling water
There also appears to be a second indoor dining area which features a glass table covering
The main fireplace of the house has a grand wreath
The back garden of the house has a neat and tidy grass lawn for the dogs to roam around in
The front of the house has a manicured hedge which curves around each window
Inside the reading room there is a large bookshelf behind a crafted wooden table with two bold head-shaped lamps
In the lobby area there was a blue and cream rug with a floral design placed underneath colour matching artworks
One of the windowsills showcases small figurines, including several sheep
The pond in the garden also appears to have a water feature which spurts water into the air
Laurence's ginger cat appears to have found himself a comfortable spot resting upon the back of a red and gold armchair
Light falls inside an open window to show off a female bust and other decorative items
He said: 'One of the absolute key elements of maximalism is to separate the things that surround you from perception of where they come from and how much they're worth. Really drill down on the story they have to tell.'
Despite being known for his luxurious taste, he claimed both eBay and Etsy are both 'absolutely extraordinary' when shopping for homewares.
He said it was quite a British thing to 'show off your bargains'.
However Laurence slammed flat packed furniture saying he 'never
