Amanda Holden has revealed her new dining room as her Surrey home renovations continue.
The radio presenter and Britain's Got Talent judge revealed on her Instagram gold, leopard printed wallpaper in her dining room with black and gold dining table.
We take a look at the before and after transformation as well as what other work Amanda has done whilst renovating her house.
As part of Amanda Holden's new dining room, gold metallic wallpaper was used as well as a ceiling mural using the same design.
The previously light blue walls and ceiling were revamped with designs from Amanda's friend Anouska Lancaster, @noushka_design, and the work was completed by avalana_design.
Avalana Design posted the beautiful dining room idea stating: "We had a very exciting 48 hours to complete the papering and panelling and even managed to throw in a quick upcycle of one of Amanda’s existing pieces using the impeccable metallic copper paint from @guildlane - all while dancing and doing our thing!🙌🏽"
Epoxy resin glazed black and gold table
The dining room table also received an upgrade after it was upcycled using epoxy resin.
The large marble table was previously a dull brown but work from @relovedmcr helped reinvigorate it.
It was painted black and epoxy was used to glaze the surface to provide a glossy finish for a unique centrepiece to the room.
Amanda's daughter's Great Gatsby inspired bedroom
As well as helping to design the new dining room, Anouska Lancaster, designed Amanda's daughter Hollie's bedroom.
Amanda stated the inspiration for the room came from The Great Gatsby as well as her favourite colour being green.
Hollie's bedroom uses orac panelling and baseboards whilst also using dark herringbone floors that were described by Amanda as "a game changer".
Anouska posted: "It was such a joy to design this room with my lovely friend @noholdenback for her gorgeous daughter Hollie. We went for a Beverley Hills vibe to create a fabulous and fun room that she’d love now as a tween, and that she’d continue to love for years to come!"
Amanda offered advise for anyone looking to renovate their home as she posted: "Don't be scared to go bold with your designs!"
