Fiona Falkiner transforms her drab balcony into a STUNNING green oasis as she makes the most of self-isolation amid the coronavirus pandemic
Fiona Falkiner is making the most of her time in self-isolation amid lockdown measures to slow the spread of coronavirus.
Rather than succumbing to boredom, the former Biggest Loser host, 37, decided to completely transform her drab balcony into a stunning oasis of greenery.
With the help of her fiancée Hayley Willis, Fiona covered the balcony floor with astroturf and placed hedge panels around the perimeter.
Self-isolation DIY! Fiona Falkiner, 37, (pictured) has made the most of her time in self-isolation amid the coronavirus pandemic by completely transforming her drab balcony into a stunning green oasis
The couple also added an outdoor sofa, coffee table and decorative mirror to the space.
Fiona debuted the incredible DIY project on Sunday, uploading a before-and-after photo of the balcony with the caption: ‘A little balcony DIY we finished today.’
‘Trying to make a little green oasis! #stayhome,’ the curvaceous model added.
Before and after: With the help of her fiancée Hayley Willis, Fiona covered the balcony floor with astroturf and placed hedge panels around the perimeter
Hayley also shared a glimpse at the couple’s lush new hideaway, posting a photo to Instagram Stories of herself relaxing on the astroturf.
‘DIY Sundays presents…’, she wrote in the captain.
Fiona confirmed her romance with Channel Nine reporter Hayley in January 2019.
‘DIY Sundays presents…’: Hayley also shared a glimpse at the couple’s lush new hideaway, posting a photo to Instagram Stories of herself relaxing on the astroturf on Sunday
Wedding plans: Fiona and Hayley were due to tie the knot later this year in an intimate wedding ceremony, which they hoped to host interstate
They become engaged in April 2019 after Hayley romantically proposed to Fiona at sunset on a private beach at The Moso resort in Vanuatu.
They later moved in together in after purchasing a house as a couple.
The pair were due to tie the knot later this year in an intimate wedding ceremony, which they hoped to host interstate.
It’s unclear if the nuptials will be postponed due to the global coronavirus pandemic and Australia’s stricter rules on self-isolating and travel.
Pandemic: As of Sunday afternoon, there are 5,669 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Australia, including 30 deaths