A Look Into A $20,000,000 London Apartment | Finest Interiors

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The peek into the world of luxury interior design focuses on Chelsea, one of London's most exclusive boroughs. Leading architect Sally Mackereth is transforming a former artist's studio into a fully furnished apartment for a luxury developer. Travelling across Europe, she collects and commissions exclusive furniture - from satin wall lining to a table made from 8,000-year old wood - as she tries to appeal to an international buyer interested in Chelsea's artistic heritage. Meanwhile, Russian property investor Julia Solovyev seeks inspiration as she sets out to furnish the Chelsea house of her dreams.
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@AbodeLDS 2 года назад

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@Lorjarca 3 года назад

"A lot of money is being spent just for the sake of spending money ". How right you are!

@nurtured-channel2953 3 года назад

The money needs to be spent .... because it comes from corrupted Russian Oligarchy Its called money laundry

@stijnvdv2 2 года назад

@@nurtured-channel2953 well, it's not that it happens just in Russia; it happens in the west just as bad XD but we don't talk about it coz it's 'not done' hanging your dirty laundry outside if you know what I mean. And if you think the Russians are bad.... boy are you in for an awakening how bad the corruption is in the west; it's in the politicians, the media; doctors, etc. etc.

@brynleytalbot778 2 года назад

stijnvdv2 In my view there are those who set their value way too high and by doing so exploit those unable to do the same. I think that those in the “professions” and “management” have exploited a system they designed to favour themselves. It’s the hierarchy gone mad. The actual value returned is poor compared to the take. It’s rather sad when you’re so rich but absurdly insecure shown by your buy to impress lifestyle. That insecurity promotes making more money to spend on lavish exhibits of success to your peers. New money in a nutshell, which is how our own industry owning upper middle class played the game.

@marciahazel5611 3 года назад

Made me humble to the hot water , warm bed and a few special travel pieces from my life that cost $20 to $300 excellent taste practical and real ! Thank you for confirming just how truly blessed I am!

@wp7187 3 года назад

All that money spent and, perhaps with the exception of high quality fabrics, these apartments don’t look far above an IKEA show room.

@theresaferguson1441 3 года назад

I thought resurrecting the black oak for the tables was the most interesting piece of information and a beautiful table resulted. It is a work of art. The lady who’s husband was the artist had a dreamy apartment, it was so nostalgic , what a story she has in her world and with his work.

@corinnabruckner3052 3 года назад

A`a!

@Carducci1959 3 года назад

The Victorian painter's studio in Chelsea, before the decorator got her hands on it, was by far the most elegant of spaces.

@auntielianainyokohamajapan 3 года назад

Indeed

@RI-uv3lm 3 года назад

Agree! 100%

@patriziapreite8875 3 года назад

Yes indeed

@dawnhemphill6743 3 года назад

and the ball sack chandelier lol

@chimonlam7537 3 года назад

"Elegance is learned my friend" Countess Luann 2010

@gee3883 3 года назад

The most tasteful and elegant people in the film are the artist and Mr Chelsea.

@zaker721 3 года назад

Too true. The fact that the artist was forced to leave and hand the area over to the incomers made this video seem more a cautionary tale than anything else. This is what you get when you only value money and not history.

@jayammakodigandla1691 3 года назад

uwt

@kevmagill5163 3 года назад

modern art and furniture can co-exist in a historic home. It's actually incredibly chic...but I agree that tearing out historic features of the architecture and historic decorative details should be strongly discouraged....unless it is beyond repair or dangerous...modern art on a beautiful patinated wood walled room is an amazing juxtaposition of time and tastes....never damage the shell.

@fn260964 3 года назад

"An enormous amount of money is being spent just for the sake of spending money". Word.

@tea98988 3 года назад

As an artist, I’m saddened for the lady who’s artist husband died and left behind decades of artwork. We (the artists) can no longer find affordable places to live and work. It is killing the possibility of creativity. All the while the rich are spending more money on a toilet than someone’s entire year of grocery bills.

@dellacalfee 3 года назад

Yes this was more horror movie than fun facts about Chelsea. I feel sick

@PolskiKabaret 3 года назад

Thank you for bringing sanity into this rat race.

@sheelahales3834 3 года назад

That's the problem,everytime the artists find a place to live, gentrification comes along and artists get squeezed out.

@arexses3523 3 года назад

Eat the Rich

@zaker721 3 года назад

And I was heartbroken because the interior of her house was a thousand times more pleasing and to my taste than the drably ordinary, hotel interior style of the other people. All that talk about "yellow" and they went for the dreariest, most toned down yellow they could find. and then put nothing else in the room but a couple of pieces that screamed, boutique hotel registration area. Sad. Truly sad.

@louisedumais6496 3 года назад

buying a fully furnished home or apartment is like living in a high end hotel, nothing is personal

@TheMaiah13 3 года назад

Agree. We moved to a box house 6 years ago, and is now full of art and curated pieces that are mostly vintage..and it gives it character.

@olasmith8132 3 года назад

These plastic people have no solid identies, nothing means anything to them, so, perfect type of space for them.

@lenalena4105 3 года назад

these people spend all their lives on luxury that life passes by. Most of us who watched the video do not envy them.

@MichelleVisageOnlyFans 3 года назад

They have empty lives, and they have to fill them with something. It's sad it's a shit load of expensive stuff that is not making them any more happier or fulfilled! Most of the overpriced snobby stuff is ghastly ugly, too!

@sheelahales3834 3 года назад

@@MichelleVisageOnlyFans Totally empty and shallow. Nicole said they would photograph a shelf so that if the housekeeper cleans it and the accessories are out of place, the client would phone her up and report it. Who has that much time to complain about a object that is out of place? Crazy

@latinaalma1947 2 года назад

I love my home and my life...my family was very wealthy a couple of generations back...I live a much different life than they or the people who buy these sorts of places. I know that your things own you and limit your freedom...not the other way around so choose very carefully how much intrusion you want in your life...Many properties in your life equals many intrusions..

@cantocant2346 3 года назад

I love Mr. Chelsea and Sally. They both seem like genuine people.

@marciomatos1975 3 года назад

The old lady moving out and the dazzled Russian lady moving in says all about London nowadays.

@MichelleVisageOnlyFans 3 года назад

Who cares? She's had her run! Things are moving forward and everything changes! Out with the old, in with the new! C'est la vie, baby!

@marciomatos1975 3 года назад

@@MichelleVisageOnlyFans Those who care care

@michaelv2218 3 года назад

Russian money has ripped the heart out of many areas of London socially, and the money no object resulting ugly is awful. The Tory party have sold there soul now it’s selling the capitals.I managed 10 mins ,it’s banal,silly but sadly very destructive to London.

@michaelv2218 3 года назад

@@MichelleVisageOnlyFans many people care , and BTW change or a sad lonely life is your future , but who cares ?

@rippingale100 3 года назад

izeizei ?

@galcverseau 3 года назад

Anyone else would have liked to see the finished projects?

@thornyback 2 года назад

Yes! I feel this needs to be a series.

@wendajones9040 3 года назад

This was a revelation! But now I'm back to my own reality of inherited stuff and charity shop finds and quite satisfied thank you very much!

@hautecouture2228 3 года назад

Fontanela’s plastic face and signature masonic tiles let you know who she serves

@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131 3 года назад

"You have to be very talented to put eclectic pieces together...." That's an elegant insult !

@sprig6043 2 года назад

Well spotted!

@tamanimania 3 года назад

"... I have the dirtiest fur coats in all London!"..... what a snobbish, plastic world some people choose to live!

@AmethystDew 3 года назад

Even the Russian lady did a double take.

@EmmaDee 3 года назад

And her face looked plastic and ordinary.

@Zarih67 3 года назад

Money is obviously no guarantee for taste.

@substituteteacherthankyou8180 3 года назад

Couldn't agree more.

@talcareyifill5937 3 года назад

Amen to that...let me stick to ikea hacks🤗

@DS40764 3 года назад

I was thinking the only thing nice in the tacky decor in the first place was the green sofa which had some potential

@KM-xr5gg 3 года назад

Amen!

@casus4781 3 года назад

That Russian Julia woman seems like a nice, open and easy-going person to have around for a drink. Not.

@lotusflowerau3857 3 года назад

What they adore is the feeling of owning valuable things, not art itself.

@rob656 3 года назад

These rich people are interesting and creative and they are destroying historic homes that can not be replaced. If they want modern, minimalist interiors they should buy or build new buildings. Leave the historic homes to people who understand and appreciate the rich history and value of the patina of each footstep and human touch. I thought the Brits protected historic building?

@hafakanruhu1153 3 года назад

Can't agree more...

@behemoththekitty 3 года назад

This could be regulated but isn't ... the problem is the wealthy want to live in central locations but those places tend to be built up with centennial historical houses.

@hautecouture2228 3 года назад

The brits are getting the taste of their own medicine. They were not exactly interested in protecting the traditions and cultural heritage of all the countries they occupied and colonised themselves but now feel that their heritage has to be protected because they are the master race

@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131 3 года назад

@@hautecouture2228 😏 It's called poetic justice....

@lotusflowerau3857 3 года назад

History gets down his knee to money...

@seviregis7441 3 года назад

I like the London of the elder gent and art lady who had to move her studio. That ancient wood table was wonderful.

@merryquantagency2731 3 года назад

It is funny that Julia mentions Zara. That means she goes there to shop, too :) I find her very down-to-earth actually, not looking arrogant at all.

@silviaterracciano4513 3 года назад

I agree, mr. Chelsea is very elegant and has a nice collection of books.

@nicolecarr8462 3 года назад

The artists wife seems authentic, kind and interesting, not to mention the natural way she has aged which is beautiful and soft. I loved her space far more than any of the new builds. So sad to see what so called elite society views as successful and aspirational. This is how the soul of an area is lost.

@veronikajambrichova835 3 года назад

bad

@radiohill 3 года назад

Ms. Fontanella is a monster. These people are the consumer class. As soon as they come onto the scene they start to consume everything around them. They suffocate life.

@olasmith8132 3 года назад

Locusts comes to mind.

@rosieposie9564 2 года назад

Ms Fontanello is really intimidating and pretentious seeming and I do not like her design style as much of what I have seen of it seems quite gaudy and trashy somehow. I prefer Sally's style as it seems more authentic and creative.

@1031duke 3 года назад

All the awe over how old and precious the wood for that table was and by the end it was so modern and polished it looked like something from Design Within Reach, what was the point?

@kareharpies 3 года назад

I know, right? 😫

@thornyback 2 года назад

I was saddened to see the table had a straight edge and had been processed so much.

@rond5936 3 года назад

The Nikola lady has done so much cosmetic surgery to have a smiling face, but now it looks scary.

@ahh1180 3 года назад

Nicola looks like a crew member from the starship enterprise

@gee3883 3 года назад

lol ffs, couldn't put my finger on her look but ya nailed it, beam me up scottie.

@MichelleVisageOnlyFans 3 года назад

She's got a Halloween-ready face 24/7

@sandravelez3493 3 года назад

Absolutely!!!! 🤣 God she looks soooo scary!!!

@marynancy1187 3 года назад

AH H good one!

@goodboybuddy1 3 года назад

Tacky, all of it.

@marciomatos1975 3 года назад

Not the old lady moving out Chelsea

@bjjaah 3 года назад

@@marciomatos1975 SHE was truly classy

@Kevin-sm8pn 3 года назад

Classy? Her flat looked like it could have been featured in an episode of Hoarders. And it needed at least 500k worth of renovations, if not a million. Heck, I don't think five million is enough. It was a horrible mess!

@OliveraK 3 года назад

I like Sally. She puts so much thought and creativity into her projects. Aside from that: somebody will buy a library of books? Somebody will. I just can't stand the thought.

@iwastoldtherewaspie 3 года назад

Exactly

@VISTAClinicMelbourne 3 года назад

Witty excellent show with many layers of help: Sally will make her property more sellable being on the show. Old English lady made a fortune selling her old apartment in Chelsea ( probably even for her future generations). Russian lady got attention which she craves from her “ too busy” husband. And we enjoyed watching all that. Everyone is happy :)

@thornyback 2 года назад

I learned loads about design and to be happy with what I've got.

@ATLIEN333 3 года назад

This planet is sick! We are developing this type of housing but we have homelessness and not enough affordable housing. INSANE!!!!

@sennsita01 2 года назад

Sally's remodelled Chelsea apartment looks amazing to be fair. The yellow fabric, the light piece, and the table are all very striking but harmonious at the same time.

@ZiaSumi 3 года назад

This was really hard to watch. Just proves even more how disconnected the rich are from the working class.

@ah5721 3 года назад

Its another world for sure

@farzananadeem2289 3 года назад

Say whatever you want but I am truly impressed and wouldn’t mind such lifestyle

@spacecadet2314 3 года назад

They earned it it is up to you to decide what are you gonna be in life make the right choice happiness can be achieved in any circumstances you only live ones they say so make it worth stop putting the different between the working class and rich a problem

@saraswati999 3 года назад

@@spacecadet2314 ye earned through colonialism and oppression of middle class causing economical imbalance ! National elites means slave holders so please get real

@farzananadeem2289 3 года назад

@the troll 🤣🤣 I completely agree

@gaveclt 3 года назад

The two key women in this video are so common. Both strike me as having risen up from difficult backgrounds, and now feel that they must justify their newfound social standing by purchasing overpriced, tasteless adornment of spaces the truly elite have vacated long ago.

@sabinaj5455 2 года назад

You would do the exact same thing if you grew up in underprivileged and challenging environment and now could afford to buy £6M house + £6M for renovation.

@latinaalma1947 2 года назад

@@sabinaj5455 Not really..

@brynleytalbot778 2 года назад

Sabina J An odd assertion. It’s like looking at Lottery winners, these women winning the lottery of life, but finding old money doesn’t want to associate with new vulgar money. One must question their definition of home when old money may have a country retreat and city home where these have multiple properties which, when rationally assessed, are akin to depositing money into a bank, because they’re investing rather than buying a home. This investment mindset dominates the property market. There’s a point where money loses any value becoming a tool to buy and impress on others ones relative success. I don’t see happiness when that’s your directing principle in life.

@irmalair1 3 года назад

These houses must've been so convenient during this pandemic, cinema, pool, sauna, massage, gym

@rneustel388 3 года назад

I feel so bad for the lady having to leave her home because she can’t afford to keep up with the Jones’. I love Mr Chelsea-to an American, he seems so quintessentially British.

@marciomatos1975 3 года назад

She’s the only really classy person in the show

@MichelleVisageOnlyFans 3 года назад

C'est la vie!

@MPDsQT1 3 года назад

I have to admit that broke my heart, I was hoping they would post if she was selling her artwork

@zaker721 3 года назад

@@MPDsQT1 I felt sad for her and sad for her lovely house since we were seeing what would be done to it in the name of "improving" it. Nobody seemed to realize that it was already better looking, more welcoming, charming and distinct than any of that other expensive claptrap we were being shown (though the oak table was quite nice)

@rosieposie9564 2 года назад

@@marciomatos1975 True that.

@TheFiown 3 года назад

Yup, bad taste cost a ton of money ! Good taste by comparaison costs nothing, you are born with it !

@xpsxps1339 3 года назад

Yes Stephanie, surely! When you look at the Russian lady... I don't wanna be offensive, she had very expensive things she put on, but still looked like a housekeeper and also behaved so; sorry I cannot help myself. Her husband probably knows why to be busy...

@cathyhutchins1890 3 года назад

They are designing museums, not homes. And, whomever “designed” the designer face, missed the mark. It looks so unnatural. Fake homes, fake lives.

@newmankidman5763 3 года назад

Cathy Hutchins, whoever, not "whomever" because in your sentence it is a subject. WHOEVER gives much = Subject To WHOMEVER much is given = Object

@MagnusVonBenz 3 года назад

that green dressed "lady" with strange plastic surgery face: terrifying

@davidwthomson9641 3 года назад

she's a big bee atch..

@gregory90211 3 года назад

I’m an interior designer in Los Angeles. If I saw that woman coming, I’d scream and run. Not a person I could trust nor wish to meet. Not a clue,,,,,,,,

@joseluisargentino9122 3 года назад

Michael is back..

@monikahodosy8684 3 года назад

@@gregory90211 😂😂😂😂😂😂

@dmuir7526 3 года назад

Much of this documentary was interesting. However I am heartbroken to see every interesting city around the earth be destroyed by the nouveau riche who then tear apart all the attractive qualities of the place and commit to ridding the locales of their respective communities. Horrible! While I appreciate that some businesses thrive in such environs - interior designers, architects et al - I do find that none of these wealthy appear to contribute to the communities they buy into. Rather, they spurn the community and encourage competition with neighbours.

@sophien5416 3 года назад

I love Sally's ambition and vision for this flat. She's looking to tell the story of Chelsea and use local crafts people. That plastic chandelier is phenomenal and really speaks to the movement of upcycling.

@rosieposie9564 2 года назад

I do not like the plastic chandelier but I like the yellow wall color and the fact that Sally is trying to keep the spirit and soul of Chelsea alive in someway. I think much of that area and the new residents are kind soulless now.

@jayashrishobna 3 года назад

Agree with the general sentiments in the comments, but I did love the yellow fabric walls and the table with the brass inlays. Really wanted to see the fully furnished artist studio!

@gatatica1 3 года назад

It's like....they don't know what to do with their money. When people spend it like this, you know what their priorities are.

@SChild5. 3 года назад

She's right. If I'm paying 4 million pounds for a flat, it better be furnished with fine antiques, no beige paint, & not be over a bar.

@ypure3859 3 года назад

antiques??why..do much good furniture from the twentieth century

@cjhsshjc4959 3 года назад

I absolutely love the 6 mil home, it is a magnificent blank canvas to call home

@carolz5090 3 года назад

I didn’t care for most of the interior design in this video, or some of the people, but I did watch it in its entirety. The video well done as snapshot of the neighborhood, I would have liked to have heard more from the workman doing the renovations and the artisans behind the bespoke pieces. As for the Russian with the two Shar Peis that didn’t see the point of a residence in the USA - GOOD. Don’t come here, ever. It will be difficult to muddle through without you, but we’ll give it our best effort.

@susanmercurio1060 3 года назад

She probably sold her American property because of *Russiagate*? We need to think about how we look to the rest of the world.

@JoseMora-mn2kz 3 года назад

Sold my flat in Los Angeles and moved to a humble adobe home in Mexico living the life materialistic things are not something that makes you all happy that’s just my opinion have a blessed day

@kjwhitty8820 3 года назад

I cannot believe how ridiculous these wealthy people can be. Injecting moss with silicone!!! These people need to go live in Ethiopia for a month and get their priorities straightened out. Absolutely ridiculous and of no notable worth at all.

@Sensaamore2025 3 года назад

Who wants to go Ethiopia, please!!

@pattifriend6676 3 года назад

Doesn't moss create spores? Would you want to be breathing that in in an enclosed space? seems unhealthy for your lungs to me.

@mindfulmaximalist9962 3 года назад

I liked the moss wall.

@black-db2my 3 года назад

@mizzmolly I would go 2 having a knowledge of a different cultures get u more creative

@Karyabs 3 года назад

Ethiopia? That's too far. There are parts of London in third-world poverty.

@walex5462 3 года назад

Russian women " we had a place in america untill recently." Meaning you we're about to be prosecuted and it seized.

@gigiamharic468 3 года назад

😂😂😂😂😂😂

@mariapadilla7501 3 года назад

lol

@brynleytalbot778 2 года назад

Maybe New York, escaping as prices plummeted.

@sprig6043 2 года назад

Tayo is a fabulous woman with equally fabulous taste. Bravo!

@Thomas-fu8vp 3 года назад

The Old Guard!!! What a shame to see this kitsch guard move in.

@rneustel388 3 года назад

I would take the Old Guard over anything I have seen of the new on this video.

@zaker721 3 года назад

So true. For me the overwhelming feeling was sadness and wanting to ask London..."Do you see and understand what you are casting aside and what you are replacing it with??? Do you really want to do this?!" But of course they do. They want the money and be damned to the history or beauty of the area.

@Thomas-fu8vp 3 года назад

@@zaker721 I couldn't agree more.

@inchargeofthegirls 3 года назад

bless mr. chelsea for being too kind to call this mess tacky. expensive doesn't mean taste nor style at all.

@SlackSlackSlackSlack 3 года назад

Fan of Mr Chelsea 😍

@LambentOrt 3 года назад

I understand that everyone appreciates beautiful craftsmanship. But that kind of super rich approach to living is obscene.

@joicethatsme 3 года назад

I like the fact that she says selling a 4 million pound flat with “Zara” like furniture is bad...

@MrCamdentown 3 года назад

She is so snob!

@Jessicaro 3 года назад

well it is bad. i don't think she means zara is bad. because she obviously knows it. but if you do ask 4 million pounds it shouldn't be something that is for sale everywhere. i doubt you would buy a lamp for 400 pounds when you can buy the exact same one at ikea for 40.

@TheMaiah13 3 года назад

jessica rose agree..those quatrefoil gold side tables that the Zara lamp rested on looks like something you can buy at Amazon.

@kerryfrancisco4788 3 года назад

I absolutely love Sally's ideas. A story behind every piece of furniture creating art, supporting artisans from around the world. The elder who moved out of Chelsea, I hope she njoys her new place, new chapter, and continued success.

@titoleytako3941 3 года назад

Nicola's-the interior designer, face been pulled and filled too many times just like many of her projects.

@giocruz1457 3 года назад

oh gosh I would trust to gave my house to be decore by someone who did that "thing" on the face.

@substituteteacherthankyou8180 3 года назад

You're right. Ppl who are obviously insecure with they way they once looked. And what happens when you don't use night and day cream from a young age. She's probably has a plastic surgeon in the family.

@lastanonymousperson 3 года назад

Lol... her face is bespoke...

@annanirathsi1111 3 года назад

If she was smart she should have asked the Russian client what she does to keep her youthful appearance because she looked amazing and not so full of fillers.

@MichelleVisageOnlyFans 3 года назад

With a face like that her boyfriend is having Halloween all year round!

@ajisenramen888 3 года назад

I love the Russian Lady. She definitely knows what she wants and that is not a turn key development, she is the one who has to live in it.

@alexm8837 3 года назад

Not World elite, Russian elite

@uberglamazon 3 года назад

Not 'elite ' bathed in filthy questionable money...London is now just as big washing machine for these sorts.

@aminabai3377 3 года назад

@@uberglamazon at the cost of millions of starving people in the most part of Russia. They could have built several decent villages instead in their own country... so sad... i don't think they even realize what a waste their lives are...

@sheelahales3834 3 года назад

@@aminabai3377 So true. Seen some of those villages in Russia and they still live like they are in the 19 century. Why don't they invest some of their money in there own country. Also where on earth do they get all these billions of pounds

@asmasitoo3877 3 года назад

I'm not rich as these ladies are and I don't live in London , and yet I know that London is a city that has a soul.

@crystalsplace7163 3 года назад

Chelsea, Paris, Hell’s Kitchen and Greenwich Village NY all have things in common. They all use to be poor bohemian hangouts. Now look at them.

@gracenjuguna7292 3 года назад

The bog(sp?) oak table is lovely! Real work of art!

@northerngirl4666 3 года назад

What should have been added to the "international buyer" description of her clients is that some of them might be criminals who use London to launder their money. Where will ordinary, hard-working people live? In the back alleys or under bridges? The developer says she is saving the buildings. I'm with Mr. Chelsea and his puzzlement of the extravagance of shallow wealthy people living only to impress other shallow wealthy people. How pathetic.

@helenokeeffe1823 Год назад

your comment has extra resonance since the recent focus on Russian and other oligarchs who splash their ill-gotten cash on awful naff bling in London and other cities...

@magdalenasz.7593 2 года назад

The old lady's room filled with pictures and trinkets seems to me much more beautiful and real than those luxurious interiors filled with expensive "factitious" objects.

@trudyb4841 3 года назад

I like Sally a lot. Not her clientele though. But I get the whole point of what she is doing.She saw a niche in the market and poured her creative energy into it. That oak table came out so beautiful!

@jamiepan7650 3 года назад

It's really very interesting to see just how different everyone's taste is. Great video.

@enriqueali 3 года назад

Haha... I actually like Russian Julia. She knows what she likes, and equally important, she definitely knows what she doesn’t like 😁😁😁

@MaximilianvonPinneberg 3 года назад

It's sad to see the Chelsea I knew disappear.

@substituteteacherthankyou8180 3 года назад

Like her authentic self I'm sure. It's so sad what money can do to person.

@cameliap1146 3 года назад

@@substituteteacherthankyou8180 who is most to blame ? The new (Russian) rich who buy or the old (greedy) English who sells a old house for an exorbitant price ?

@substituteteacherthankyou8180 3 года назад

@@cameliap1146 l blame both. But you have to blame them for using one another. Don't you agree Mr. Jones.

@Violetrueblue 3 года назад

imagine that fabric just absorbing all the fumes if that room is ever used as a studio

@MichelleVisageOnlyFans 3 года назад

Yeah, I thought it was a stupid idea as well... Fabric on walls is really an unhygienic thing of the past for me. Not to mention all the dust collecting behind it and in it. Yayks!

@thomasbjurstrom6480 3 года назад

I fully agree with the Russian woman!

@gracenjuguna7292 3 года назад

Watched in horrified fascination! Goodness! Do the rich act like this?

@jayvaunlyons8743 3 года назад

Yes! Pathetic 😂😂😂😂

@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131 3 года назад

They do. You and I might have hobbies. They have "projects". You and I have friends. They have "frenemies". You and I get by with what means we have. They have more money than they can spend in a lifetime. But they're the ones popping strong pills to sleep. For fear of loosing it all....

@tm1rt2vv8i 2 года назад

No, only the shallow, or new money ones do.

@rooannaroo446 3 года назад

If you want to see real class and style, see the comments from my fellow RU-vidrs below; their observations are spot on. 😀

@eileenie3101 3 года назад

I know how I felt watching this-I’m so happy to see here I’m not alone.

@missjenny1953 2 года назад

Wonderful mix of interesting and nice people. Inspiring and fun to watch. I’m doing up my home at the moment but not to this level. Best programme I’ve watched on RU-vid for a while

@andgo1400 3 года назад

Nicola is so off putting that I could never work with her. Sally was much more fun. Who knew that being rich could be so exhausting.

@manoelleao680 3 года назад

I was looking them up in here, found nothing of interest about Nicola, maybe she's not the "very renowned and sought after" designer she portrays herself to be. Sally on the other hand has a strong academic backgroung and is pursuing a PhD. Her studio is kinda artistic and overall seems much more interesting.

@AJ-kb9hf 2 года назад

Nicola is abrasive and too superficial on certain levels. I think she would intimidate (or try to intimidate) her clients.

@DOJUBUBU 3 года назад

During the hard time due to covid 19, thank you for this nice upload.😃

@eagillum 3 года назад

Wow, the two shots in the last minute were incredibly well-edited with their contrasting/intersecting stories. Great story-telling there.

@GRANSALAMI96 3 года назад

The face when he was told that the staircase is going to have leather

@miritam3932 2 года назад

😨

@issecret1 3 года назад

"they don't want to buy the same as everybody else" she says from the most generic apartment ever

@sherose5370 3 года назад

I like most Britain's tv contents,a breath of fresh air.

@arlinejernigan 3 года назад

This was difficult to watch. WOW

@cameliap1146 3 года назад

Why ???

@arlinejernigan 3 года назад

@@cameliap1146 Because I kept judging, and I am trying not to do that.

@deniseeckert544 3 года назад

@@arlinejerniganist know exactly what you mean 😉

@jvc-es 3 года назад

Does anyone care about how they have made their fortunes?

@Karyabs 3 года назад

Anywhere from trading in commodities to body parts.

@susanmercurio1060 3 года назад

They always have: John Rockefeller was a drug dealer (sold opium to the Chinese).

@jekku4688 3 года назад

I care to know to a point....but then money can't buy "it."

@zaker721 3 года назад

Hedge funds, human trafficking, human organ harvesting...oh, so many, many ways.

@colalight4888 3 года назад

Yes, me

@Nessevan 2 года назад

"To give any younger buyer a cultured look , Sally even curated a 4000 book library." I can't begin to express how incredibly sad that is on so many levels. And to top it off by saying "it's real and credible" is just hysterical.

@theblondeone8426 2 года назад

exactly - like someone who buys a home in another country should be educated and traveled enough to come with their own library

@theblondeone8426 2 года назад

its the height of superficiality

@rosieposie9564 2 года назад

As a book lover, I was truly horrified when she said that but on further thought her comment is probably in keeping with the general soullessness and shallowness of the area currently.

@B1TKZH47 3 года назад

Where money is no object, and life has no real meaning.

@sadadevries5875 3 года назад

This is true !!

@cartmann227 3 года назад

I love Julia.She is great. ❤️

@TSD0416 3 года назад

I live in Toronto, Canada and I'm crying my eyes out that the Chelsea area in London, England is losing its magic and the creative people who once lived there.

@elaineculbert8594 2 года назад

I’m approx. a 45 minute drive away from Toronto and feel the very same! I’d love to know the deceased artist’s surname; the one married to the nice elderly woman (Serena) that was moving out.

@silvercurlgirl 3 года назад

Love ❤️ the fish tank the moss is just awesome as well

@sandraleishman878 3 года назад

How beautiful! Old is new again.

@kuanyshkairbekov4163 2 года назад

Sally great work. She is soo proffesional rather than other designer in this movie

@auntielu4394 3 года назад

Give me a 100K and I’ll show you a cozy well decorated home. Sigh...

@LazyDIY-THRIFT 3 года назад

WOW! Absolutely LOVE the originality and artistry in this video. I got some great ideas to recreate in my home (at a much more reasonable price, of course 😂) Zip tie & netting chandeliers have really taken off here in the US. ❤️❤️❤️

@selassietetevie4966 3 года назад

Fascinating video,basically people are all the same,some cover their insecurities with all manner of stuff,very few are free of fears.this is life for all off us.the differences are not that great,and in the end it will be all left behind for future generations to auction off.

@chantalpinsonneault1299 3 года назад

How heartbreaking for the older lady. I like Sally, but I don

@rosieposie9564 2 года назад

I have spent an enormous amount of time wondering the same but I guess all those problems are left to their cleaners.

@missjovanart 3 года назад

Sally great job! First apartment beyond stunning!

@bjjaah 3 года назад

Beyond SOMETHING

@carinwiseman4309 3 года назад

Wonder how credible the purchaser will be when their guest inquires about their views on those books!

@Kousaburo 2 года назад

"This ancient wood is very, very precious..." *BZZZZZZ!!!*

@9aguirre 3 года назад

Look like Ikea bedrooms and living rooms with a smattering of my parents 1950’s decor. What a snow job. Wouldn’t know these “pieces” are important if you didn’t tell me they were.

@michamicha1985 3 года назад

so much fin to watch!!!너무 재미있어요!!! 저력있는 저 첼시 디자이너샐리, 진짜 오리지널하고 프로페셔널하네요~

@erwinmanalad3632 2 года назад

I feel sorry for the artist's wife, breaks my heart to see her go. I guess that's the sad reality of LIFE and that's why one indication that time changes and we need to adapt and keep on moving...Nothing is CONSTANT in this world, God Bless her and also the new community, which hundred years from now, will also tell new amazing stories

@elaineculbert8594 2 года назад

Did anyone catch the last name of the deceased artist; the elderly lady’s husband? I think they said her first name was Serena.