Loose Women presenter Coleen Nolan has unveiled her brand-new dining table – and her cosy home could easily be mistaken for a quaint country pub. The former singer showed off her new purchase with two Instagram posts – showing her dogs sat up at the table.
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The giant wooden table is surrounded by pew-style seating – creating a cosy corner for the family to enjoy their meals.
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The seats have grey toppers in a quilted pattern and Coleen has styled up the space with a solitary Christmas cushion, reading 'merry and bright'.
© Photo: InstagramColeen Nolan's new dining table adds to her country-chic interiors
The festive decorations around the room also include an elf surveillance sign, large red bows and a tinsel garland.
Coleen wrote a caption to go along with the snaps: "Well the dogs are loving my new dining table as much as I am from @furniturevillage or the cakes..."
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Coleen's beautiful family home exudes country chic with pared-back wooden beams and rustic styling. Peering through the chicken-wire window, fans can catch a glimpse of her living area with exposed bricks and a log-burner style fireplace.
© Photo: InstagramColeen Nolan has 15 animals at her new home in Cheshire
The presenter has also decorated the front of her house for the festive period, choosing to put up a seasonal wreath. The gorgeous red, white and green wreath has circular baubles and a tartan bow in the middle.
© Photo: InstagramColeen added a festive wreath to her cottage-style front door
Coleen credited interior plant styling company, The Cactus Kiss, for the creation as she wrote, "Thank you so much to @thecactuskiss for gifting me this gorgeous Christmas wreath."
Coleen moved into her property during the coronavirus pandemic in May. She admitted it was difficult: "We had to do it while we were social distancing, so it took three cars and a really small van, it took 12 and a half hours for us to move 20 minutes up the road. With 15 animals."
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