We've long had a girl crush on Love in the Countryside host Sara Cox. We've followed the down-to-earth Bolton lass from her stint on Radio 1's prestigious Breakfast Show to her 'potty' hosting of The Great Pottery Throw Down, her cheeky ways never failing to raise a smile.
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And wouldn't you know it, her home has got just has much charm. She once described it as 'Complete chaos, But I love it!' to the Huffington Post. It doesn't look that disorganised to us, Sara!
Most of the shots – including this one of a grey corner sofa – feature Sara's pooches Dolly and Beano. Loving the mismatched bird-print cushions.
When you're up early to present your radio show, a good mattress is vital – Sara's is from Casper. And we admire her use of a bold floral wallpaper. The deep-blue backdrop means it feels contemporary, rather than chinzy.
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Sara's kitchen is definitely made for entertaining. And those handleless slab doors are smart as well as practical, especially with three small children running about the place.
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Style wise, Sara likes to keep her backdrops mainly neutral, with a statement piece here and there. This green armchair is a perfect example. We're sure the dogs appreciate the Hygge-influenced throw for snuggling.
She also adds colour to the walls with modern art. As well as this Pure Evil limited-edition print, Sara has a dramatic original by Todd James.
Like most of us, Sara likes to fill her home with flowers. These dahlias and peonies are real beauties.
Here are some more blooms – in a pot made by Sara's Pottery Throw Down mate, Rich Miller.
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How could we not end with this photo of poor Beano at bath time? Life with the Cox family looks like a lot of fun to us!
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