Amanda Holden often shares glimpses of her home on social media, and a recent video showed just how much her main house in Surrey has changed during lockdown.
It was filmed in her kitchen alongside Amanda's daughter Hollie, 9, and showed cream walls and natural wooden flooring, as well as a vintage Coca Cola fridge at one side.
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Amanda captioned it: "This day last year. A whole year ago! And my old kitchen… So many changes," along with a laughing emoji.
Sure enough, Amanda's new kitchen is worlds away from its old retro aesthetic.
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© Photo: InstagramAmanda Holden's kitchen after redecorating
In January, she shared a photo from the room once her husband Chris Hughes had finished redecorating. The new design encompasses moody navy blue walls and kitchen cupboards with aged brass fittings including handles and taps.
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© Photo: InstagramAmanda's kitchen now has a navy blue colour scheme
As for the area that Amanda and Hollie previously filmed in, another clip that Amanda posted in partnership with Marks & Spencer showed that that the floor is now fitted with matching navy blue floorboards, while it looks as though the vintage Coca Cola fridge has been removed.
Upon showing off her updated kitchen, Amanda penned: "I've been re-surfaced. During the last lockdown, I made so many home improvements that Chrispy's got a sweat on as to what I've got planned next! What's your next project?"
The Britain's Got Talent judge also went on to credit her new cupboards and worktops to Cosentino, a company specialising in home surfaces, and Marble Ideas Ltd, where she sourced the materials for the space, as well as the mirrored tiles on the walls.
© Photo: InstagramAmanda Holden's kitchen was previously cream
Another past image showed that some of the walls previously featured exposed brick, while the pendant lights above Amanda's island have remained a consistent feature throughout both the old and new renovation.
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