Master bedroom

‘I found a screenshot on my phone from 2015 of a bedroom with dark green walls and ceilings, so I think this scheme had been brewing for a while. At first, I thought I’d be edgy and try a red and green scheme, but it felt too Christmassyfl I changed lanes and went for deep green with rust-effect paint across the door and chimney breast, plus a geometric wallpaper panel. The wardrobe was an upcycling project with Wayfair. I took the top panel off, got a piece of plywood and sawed parallel lines into it, so it would bend into a curve. Then I painted it in lavender and turquoise tones. To go across the top, I got a white plastic pipe and filled it with hot sand to make it bend, then sprayed it gold.’

‘I spent a long time trying to find the right green for the walls as a lot are too dark. Estate Green from Wickes has the perfect richness’

‘I didn’t want to use the wallpaper from Lust Home in a traditional way, so it’s just a section in the middle of the wall to highlight the chest of drawers. I’d never applied wallpaper before, but it was so easy. Me and my mum threw it up in an hour’