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Outrageous Homes With Laurence Llewelyn Bowen
Are you suffering from delusions of blandeur? Filling your home with shades of greige just like everybody else? Well, prepare to be inspired. In this new series, interior designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen visits truly outrageous homes.
S1, EP1 "The Pirates Life for Me"
Laurence meets Dawn whose incredible home was once owned by multi-millionaire publisher Felix Dennis. Felix built his home with swashbuckling pirates and real palm trees as a homage to the children's book, Treasure Island.
S1, EP2 "A Venetian Slice of Heaven"
Laurence meets 86-year-old Trevor, who has dedicated decades to creating his very own Venetian Palazzo in Staines. From plunging light wells to vaulted ceilings and lavish waterways - it's a little slice of Italian Heaven.
S1, EP3 "Staircase to the Uncanny"
Laurence meets a couple whose home and attire is a gothic vampire fantasy, from their black lace, four posters to their red-tiled, red grout bathroom, everything is on theme and they have a walk-in wardrobe to die for.
S1, EP4 "Mystique of the Keep"
Laurence visits Jayne and Martin who live in a medieval, magical, would be castle in Weston-super-Mare. If it's fun and fabulous it's in - for this couple anything goes!
S1, EP3 "Staircase to the Uncanny"
Laurence meets a couple whose home and attire is a gothic vampire fantasy, from their black lace, four posters to their red-tiled, red grout bathroom, everything is on theme and they have a walk-in wardrobe to die for.
S1, EP2 "A Venetian Slice of Heaven"
Laurence meets 86-year-old Trevor, who has dedicated decades to creating his very own Venetian Palazzo in Staines. From plunging light wells to vaulted ceilings and lavish waterways - it's a little slice of Italian Heaven.
S1, EP1 "The Pirates Life for Me"
Laurence meets Dawn whose incredible home was once owned by multi-millionaire publisher Felix Dennis. Felix built his home with swashbuckling pirates and real palm trees as a homage to the children's book, Treasure Island.
