They purchased a new family home earlier this year and have been teasing glimpses of their plans to completely transform the property on their home renovation social media page.
And images taken from Billie Faiers and husband Greg Shepherd’s new Essex pad before their huge overhaul takes place to transform the property into their ‘dream home’ have now been revealed.
The Mummy Diaries star, 30, has previously admitted that the interior of the sprawling house is ‘old and dated’ and estimated that it will take the couple around a year to completely renovate it.
New pad! Images taken from Billie Faiers and husband Greg Shepherd’s new Essex pad before their huge overhaul takes place to transform the property into their ‘dream home’ have now been revealed
Billie revealed the state of their current kitchen earlier this week on their home Instagram ‘homewiththesheps’, which already boasts 273k followers despite only having shared one picture so far.
The snap was of their blue tiled kitchen, which appeared to not have been redecorated since the 1980s, with its white cabinets and blue work surfaces, serving hatch and vinyl flooring.
One of the rooms at the front of the house, which one day might serve as a beautiful reception room, is currently full of clutter with a dining table in the centre of the room and an electric fireplace.
Project: The Mummy Diaries star, 30, has previously admitted that the interior of the sprawling house is ‘old and dated’ and estimated that it will take the couple around a year to completely renovate it (pictured with husband Greg Shepherd)
‘Old and dated’: The snap was of their blue tiled kitchen, which appeared to not have been redecorated since the 1980s, with its white cabinets and blue work surfaces, serving hatch and vinyl flooring
Work to be done: One of the rooms at the front of the house, which one day might serve as a beautiful reception room, is currently full of clutter with a dining table in the centre of the room and an electric fireplace
Peachy keen: The Shepherd’s new family home also includes at least two large bathrooms, one of which has peach patterned tiles and a white suit, while the other is furnished with a retro avocado version
The Shepherd’s new family home also includes at least two large bathrooms, one of which has peach patterned tiles and a white suite, while the other is furnished with a retro avocado version.
A large living space with French doors looking out into the garden also boasts a stunning Parquet flooring, however it remains to be seen which features will remain following their home makeover.
The couple previously revealed they plan to change the layout of some of the house, to make way for a kitchen extension which will become a kitchen/dining area/soft area, complete with adjoining play room and utility.
Potential: A large living space with French doors looking out into the garden also boasts a stunning Parquet flooring, however it remains to be seen which features will remain following their home makeover
Bright blue: A blue carpeted staircase leads the way to the first floor where the house’s bedrooms are
A blue carpeted staircase leads the way to the first floor where the house’s bedrooms are, including a smaller bedroom with a bay window which appears perfect for one of their two children Nelly, five and Arthur, three.
Billie and Greg shared the first snap of their ‘dream house’ as they teased a look at their future kitchen plans, which featured sleek white cabinets and marble tiling, on Instagram on Monday night.
The couple, who tied the knot in March last year, revealed that they wanted to start off their journey by showing their followers a look at their current ‘old and dated’ kitchen.
Second bedroom: A smaller bedroom with a bay window which appears perfect for one of their two children Nelly, five and Arthur, three
Wow! One of the bathrooms featured carpeted flooring, floral tiles and an avocado suit
Exciting: Billie and Greg shared the first snap of their ‘dream house’ as they teased a look at their future kitchen
They shared that they want the room to be their ‘hub of the home’ and they’re going to build an open space extension, which includes a kitchen, dining, lounge, playroom and utility area.
Billie and Greg also posted some inspiration snaps from Jonathan Williams Kitchens, revealing that they want white cabinets, marble counters and gold handles.
Billie and Greg penned: ‘Hello To all of our new followers ❤️ …. Thank you for following us as we begin our new home renovation journey. I thought I would start off by showing you the kitchen … the Hub of the home to us as a family.
Now: Bilie shared a collection of snaps to the couple’s property renovation Instagram account called ‘homewiththesheps’ on Monday night (current kitchen pictured)
‘As you can see the kitchen in its current state is very old and dated … we are going to be completely changing this layout as we are extending across the back of the house to create a much bigger space.
‘Which will become a kitchen / dining area / sofa area (all open plan) with a play room separately at one end and utility room at the other end.
‘I’ve attached some kitchen design Inspiration images from @jonathanwilliamskitchens to give you an idea of the kitchen style we love ❤️ #newhome #renovation #kitchendesign #kitchendecor #homedecor #inspiration.’ (sic)
‘Hub of their home’: The couple shared that they want the room to be their ‘hub of the home’ and they’re going to build an open space extension, which includes a kitchen, dining, lounge, playroom and utility area (pictured now)
Stunning: Billie and Greg also posted some inspiration snaps from Jonathan Williams Kitchens
Details: Their vision includes white cabinets, marble counters and gold handles
Billie recently revealed that they won’t be able to move into their ‘dream family home’ for at least a year.
Talking to HELLO!, she said: ‘We got the keys at the end of January but it’s a huge project, a big renovation. We are going in blind because we’ve never done it before and we are starting from scratch.
‘The architect has been in and for what we want to do, it’s going to be at least a year or a year and a half until it is safe for us to live in, so we are going to stay where we are for now.’
Process: Billie recently revealed that they won’t be able to move into their ‘dream family home’ for at least a year due to the renovation project, they purchased it in January