Luxury London Apartment Home Tour With Sophie Conran 

It's refreshing! Sophie does it so well x

I know I love it.

But that’s nothing new, that how it was in the 70s-90s. I prefer neutral tones

Every HGTV program i watch is ALWAYS GRAY!!

@@spoiled4evaami or white 🙄

We loved it too. All so true! Thank you for watching Shari x

exactly my thoughts! no matter how luxurious her apartment is, it feels like someone actually lives there and it feels so homey. her kitchen reminds me of our older rhubarb color kitchen. I love it!

Right, beige and white with no person-ality or individual-ity. You see nothing of the person who lives there but I guess that's what they pay interior designers for, to lose all of that and look clean and crisp. You can walk into this house and say, "So and so lives here, it's her style." Loving it.

Totally agree! Having loads of money does not equal style

You should see Liv Tyler and Jessica Alba's home tours!

Agree, Sophie is inspiring and so down to earth. It is SUCH a lovely home. Thanks for watching x

I almost thought the same! She is so sympathetic! Very lovely lady!

The Conran family are well known for interior design and started the retail shop Habitat. Jasper Conran is a fashion designer. I think there’s a restaurant too. Mostly fashion and interior design. Sophie Conran is in the same business and has a plethora of experiences in different designs for different things, including Portmeirion. All fairly modern in approach. The habitat shop was seen as the one of the first retail shops to introduce duvets into Britain. There is a video somewhere of a member of staff demonstrating the speed at which a duvet cover can be put on the duvet. The stuff I have in my brain is mostly useless, including this but I remember it as being quite impressive as I still cannot do it like this lady did.

She is a well known UK interior designer and one of the children of Sir Terrence Conran, who arguably started the modern design revolution in the UK in the 60s. Terrence Conran founded the Conran design empire and also ran several top-notch restaurants. They are a very creative family - his sister is also in the creative field and (was?) married to the famous Italian chef Carluccio. All the children are in the various design/creative field.

Couldn't agree more : )

So funny 😆 😂

She bought the emphasis on “tiny” flat next door 😆

😂😂😂😂

Along with being a transgender, if they are famous, then they are.

inspire734 wtaf lmaoooo

@@inspire734 Nomination for the non-sequitur of the year award.

And money.

@@benisturning30 😜

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@Sierra Mist, Hahaha... I love your comment & fully agree on all points. Still cackling over "jail cell". Perfect!!!

*coloUr

@@notgadot People live in different countries with different spellings. It’s ok. We will survive this. 🙄

@@sierramist0789 i hate that

Wow that's great! We are all for colour here at SL x

The color you painted your home is not what sold it, although when properly decorated it can significantly enhance the appeal of one's home. What would be far more telling is if the people who purchased your home KEPT the living room the exact shade of pink you used. THEN you could make the proclamation that it was the shade of pink that sold your home in one week. Some people buy a home for the land and then tear down the existing home to build another. Other's buy a home to rip out the interior and then rehab it to their specific preference. Others buy a home and immediately have the interior repainted to their preference before they move their things in. Unless you know, with certainty, that the buyers kept your shade of pink in their current home you cannot logically assume it was the shade of pink you chose that made the difference between it selling in one week or not painting it pink and then your home may have taken longer to sell. If they have since painted over it, it could be they bought your home in spite of the shade of pink you chose. (and I actually LOVE a well-decorated home with a lovely shade of pink on the walls, but the vast majority do not)

Well they obviously know they can repaint it.

Our realtor for my childhood house told us to paint over every wall in the house (every room was a different bright color before that). It took about 4 years for the house to sell.

@@emilybernstein4667 Now that just sounds like there were much bigger issues with that home that went far beyond paint color. Paint can only do so much.

Neither could we, such a clever construct x

I guess you all call flats something else in the UK this isn’t a flat in the US

You summed it up so well! Thanks for watching x

Agreed, everything was so beautifully created x

Agree! Thanks for watching x

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So fabulous! We are pleased you loved the video x

KT’s Neighbor I agree. Especially in gloomy climates.

KT’s Neighbor padded curtains!! 😍😍

Who doesn't love a pop of colour! Thanks for watching x

I noticed them they have this mid century taste avant garde artwork and daring paints and colours always influencing their decores! I’m mostly talking about people born in the 70s and after.

She's amazing! X

Thanks for the feedback and for watching! x

Agreed x

Agree, she is so fab. Thanks for watching x

What’s the black thing next to the stove

Such a beautiful home. Thanks for watching! x

She does, thank you for watching! X

Us too...x

If you are "in awe" of wallpaper, you surely have lived a sheltered life.

Bertharius wallpaper is actually a very rare feature in homes where I’m from

It is amazing. x

Thanks so much for watching and commenting x

I was figuring out who her voice reminds me of and there you said it haha😂

Mine isn’t generic, but it *is* neutral. I have attention deficit issues and color demands I look at it. Twenty times a minute. I create interest with shape, sheen, elements and texture. If I feel the need for color it is in accessories which can be switched out on a moment’s notice, and I can have a zillion choices for mood or season.

@@mariemadlenek Me too! Spooky! :)

Haha I too thought of Lisa immediately, it's her voice I think. You should watch a video called "At home with Sera Hersham-Loftus", it's just the same effect.

Thank you for watching x

Thanks so much for watching x

Couldn't agree, all of it was beautifully created x

Completely agree! And a beautiful home at that x

Isn't it just! Thanks so much for watching😍

We love a bit of colour! We say go for it! X

Thanks for watching x

We are so pleased to hear that this video inspired you! Thank you❤️

Sure is! Thanks for watching x

Agreed, such an amazing home and so thought through x

Thank you, we agree - it's beautiful x

She is the daughter of Terence Conran... He must be in his 80's now.. Started the Conran Design group in the 60's/70's.. Very successful.. Son Jasper Conran another designer and Sebastian... Talented group of people..

Thank you 💖

Thank you so much for watching! Sophie has such a beautiful home x

Thank you, it was a stunning home and you can tell she has really thought about everything. So glad you enjoyed it x

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Thank you! X

Thanks for watching x

The front hall reminds me of set house for "Parent Trap". Fell in love with the creme of tomato color.

Such nice words, thank you for watching x

Lovely words, thank you x

Thank you so much! Here is a link to Sophies dress: www.zara.com/uk/en/full-sleeve-dress-p07939201.html?v1=21021244&v2=1281625 x

Hasn't it? Such a special home x

Thank you so much for this FAB feedback Barbra x

SO nice! x

Such kind words! Thank you for watching x

So glad you like it! X

Thank you! So glad you enjoyed watching x

I loved this idea as well!!! I am about to make new curtains in my room and am thinking of borrowing the idea!

How sweet! Thank you x

Thank you for watching x

Wow! Amazing! x