Scarlett Moffatt has given fans a look at the bar she has set up in her living room, and it is incredible! The former Queen of the Jungle revealed that she only spent £150 designing the fun space, which even features some souvenirs from her time on I’m a Celebrity.
"I know a lot of people have been asking me to do more home décor posts so I’m officially going to start doing them," Scarlett wrote, adding: "I LOVE a BARGAIN and excluding the neon light this whole set up in my living room costs £150!" The neon sign in question spelled out 'Be a flamingo in a flock of pigeons,' in pink lights and was from Bag and Bones.
© Photo: InstagramScarlett Moffatt has set up her own bar in her living room for £150
Positioned in front of the lights is a wooden bar that Scarlett bought from eBay for £115. She has decorated the bar with postcards and her own ‘Scarlett’s Bar’ sign, which she said was a Christmas gift, meanwhile a Prosecco bell was a bargain £5 from Oliver Bonas.
GALLERY: Take a look inside Scarlett Moffatt's house
"Aussie accessories (borrowed from I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here)," Scarlett added with a winking emoji, referring to the hat and yellow star that are propped up on top of the bar. Adding the finishing touches to the bar area is a house plant and pot that the 28-year-old said she bought from The Range for £30.
© Photo: InstagramScarlett has previously shared a glimpse at the rest of her living room decor
It’s not the first time Scarlett has showcased her affordable homeware buys. Elsewhere in the living room the TV personality has a stylish silver hammered metal coffee table that cost £179 from JD Williams, and a pink sofa that complements her colour scheme.
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Scarlett bought her home in late 2017, close to where her parents Betty and Mark live. The property is said to be worth £300,000 and has four bedrooms, an open plan kitchen, a games room and even a home cinema, as well as a bathroom with its own television integrated into the wall.
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