Billie Faiers shows off renovated kitchen after husband Greg set fire to it during lockdown
BILLIE Faiers has showed off the family’s fancy new renovated kitchen after husband Greg set fire to it during lockdown.
The Mummy Diaries star revealed the new look on the couple’s dedicated Instagram account, @homewiththesheps.
Billie, 30, has previously called the kitchen area the ‘Hub’ of the home and that they were keen to renovate that room.
It comes after the former Towie star and her husband Greg Shepherd purchased their new house back in January to live in with their children Nelly, five, and Arthur, three.
However, they have since been forced to renovate the kitchen in their old house as Billie revealed: “Greg accidentally set fire to our kitchen at the beginning of lockdown. We had a lot of damage so needed to replace the kitchen.”
The stunning new kitchen features white cabinets with gold handles and accents, and light marble worktops that wrap around to form a breakfast bar.
Billie, 30, has previously called the kitchen area the ‘Hub’ of the home and that they were keen to renovate that room.
It comes after the former Towie star and her husband Greg Shepherd purchased their new house back in January to live in with their children Nelly, five, and Arthur, three.
However, they have since been forced to renovate the kitchen in their old house as Billie revealed: “Greg accidentally set fire to our kitchen at the beginning of lockdown. We had a lot of damage so needed to replace the kitchen.”
The stunning new kitchen features white cabinets with gold handles and accents, and light marble worktops that wrap around to form a breakfast bar.
Old images of the property show that the decor throughout the house, which was built in the 1920s or 30s, is out-of-date and in need of a major overhaul.
The couple are keeping their fans updated with what’s going on with their house and even gave it its own dedicated Instagram page.
The wrote on that Instagram: “We are going to be completely changing this layout as we are extending across the back of the house to create a much bigger space which will become a kitchen / dining area / sofa area (all open plan) with a play room separately at one end and utility room at the other end.”
Their application to the council says that “the new owners liked the character of the existing house and wish to retain and enlarge it for their new family home”.
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