Fans are going wild for Scarlett Moffatt's house with an animal-themed guest room
You can take the girl out of the jungle...
Scarlett Moffat won our hearts as the Queen of the Jungle when she appeared and one the sixteenth series of 'I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!
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If her home is anything to go by its seems the jungle continues to hold a soft spot in the former Gogglebox star's heart. Fans were given a peek into the starlets guest bedroom on Instagram as Scarlett Moffat hosted a 'Welcome to my crib' style video, and there was one detail in the room that fans were obsessed with.
‘It’s got an animal-themed giraffe, an animal-themed wall, a little Tody tiger, and the piece de resistance of this room is the black plush velvet bed,’ says Scarlett in the video.
Although the bed may have been the piece de resistance, it was Scarlett’s framed animal paper that caught people attention. Fans were commenting:
‘Omg where is that wallpaper from 😍’
‘Where is that wallpaper from? One of my twins is giraffe mad and would love some of this!!’
‘Where is this wallpaper from please?’
Scarlett Moffat hasn’t confirmed where the wallpaper came from, but it looks like it is the Safari Frames Wallpaper from World of Wallpaper.
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She confessed in the video, that while it was technically the guest room, it was also where she slept when her policeman boyfriend was working nights so he could escape her snoring. However, it seems that the guest room isn’t the only room Scarleet has gone a bit wild with.
There are plenty of animal touches throughout Scarlett’s home, why don’t we take a look around the rest of the house?
Scarlett Moffatt's house
Bedroom
The bedroom in Scarlett Moffatt’s house is a monochrome dream. The floor is covered with a cowhide print rug, tying neatly in with the black upholstered bed and black chandlier.
However the rest of the room is a study in white, with even a pristing white record player on display.
Living Room
True to her Gogglebox roots the living room is complete with a stunning TV in prime position for Scarlett and her boyfriend to snuggle up in front off. The room has been kept minimal with a silver coffee table and pink sofa. And is that another animal themed rug we spy?
Hallway
The hallway in Scarlett Moffatt's house might not have a wild theme, but she still managed to sneak in an animal in the form of an adorable Chihuahua cushion. The star has stuck with her monochrome colour scheme, with a box of black and white roses and a dark velvet armchair to perch on.
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Rebecca Knight has been the Deputy Editor on the Ideal Home Website since 2022. She graduated with a Masters degree in magazine journalism from City, University of London in 2018, before starting her journalism career as a staff writer on women's weekly magazines. She fell into the world of homes and interiors after joining the Ideal Home website team in 2019 as a Digital Writer. In 2020 she moved into position of Homes News Editor working across Homes & Gardens, LivingEtc, Real Homes, Gardeningetc and Ideal Home covering everything from the latest viral cleaning hack to the next big interior trend.
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