Vicky Charles: Last News

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have recently renewed the lease on their UK home Frogmore Cottage, and it's on par with the David and Victoria Beckham's luxury Cotswolds home as both couples have used prestigious interior designer Vicky Charles for their renovations.  SEE: Princess Eugenie's never-before-seen look inside Frogmore Cottage is not what we expectedVicky is one half of Charles & Co, and she used to do the interiors for Soho House, hence her impeccable reputation.WATCH: Meghan Markle gives Prince Harry a rare kiss in public Before the Duke and Duchess moved into their Grade II listed home in Windsor, Vicky and her team transformed the interiors into a haven ahead of the birth of their son Archie.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterLaurence Llewelyn-Bowen has ruled out ever working with Meghan Markle, saying the Duchess of Sussex is "dull".The Changing Rooms icon, who returned to screens this week with a re-booting version of the show, made the remark in 2019 after it emerged that renovations at Meghan and Prince Harry's then home, Frogmore Cottage, would be overseen by designer Vicky Charles.The 56-year-old had previously worked on the interiors for the Queen and her late husband Prince Philip.Back in 2019, straight-talking Laurence said that Meghan's fashion sense was "dull" when speaking to News Corp in Australia.He said: "Meghan is far too dull, she'd run screaming from me."Laurence went on

revealed on the “Kelly and Ryan” show last month.A set of silver throne chairs Kutcher, 43, commissioned on a trip to India were also crucial to the design plans, according to the June issue of Architectural Digest. “I got this job because I promised I could make a home for those, shall we say, formidable pieces,” interior designer Vicky Charles of Charles & Co.

Vicky Charles, the mastermind behind Soho Farmhouse’s look, to handle the renovations. But she’s pretty busy these days bringing the now iconic and much-imitated look to the rural piles of the rich and famous. Charles insists “it’s not a cookie-cutter thing you can just drop in”, but there are instantly recognisable features that should appear in any Farmhouse pretender, from the roll-top copper bath at the end of the bed and hearth-side snug to the hot tub and firepit.