I recreated Molly-Mae’s bedroom on a budget – from floor-to-ceiling mirrors to an identical bed here’s how you can too
IT’S not just Molly-Mae’s fashion and hair people lust after, fans of the Love Island star can’t get enough of her home as well.
Molly-Mae lives in a luxurious mansion in Cheshire with trendy, neutral furniture and design elements that would set the average person back thousands.
That’s why interior design fan Tabby Bell decided to try and recreate her home style on a budget.
She took to TikTok to explain how she did it and the buys that made all the difference.
“I’m going to show you how you can get the look of this bedroom for a lot less,” Tabby said in the clip.
To begin the transformation, Tabby picked a neutral paint colour and matching cream carpet similar to the one Molly-Mae has.
As for the bed, the reality star has a plush white duvet covers with a large headboard.
Tabby found one virtually identical from Rowan Homes for a fraction of the price.
Paired with the posh round bedside tables the room began to take shape.
“The bedside tables are from House of Isabella and retail for £600 each, now that is a really expensive bedside table in my opinion but definitely not as expensive as her ones,” Tabby noted.
To finish the look, Tabby found pendant lights from Dunelm for £35 each, but explained that other cheap shops sell similar lights so you could still find them for less.
“I added these mirrors from Amazon, I think they were £50 each,” she continued.
They key to getting the Molly-Mae look is adding plenty of cushions, especially if you can find large ones with a fringed edge.
If you have room you can go the extra mile and recreate the seating area Molly-Mae has in her bedroom too.
All you need is a boucle sofa or chair and a Scandi-style coffee table, which you can buy from Urban Outfitters.
Other interior fans couldn’t believe how well Tabby’s recreation turned out.
One commented on the social media clip: “I’m not from the UK but love Molly-Mae!!
“This looks so chic and luxurious, such a slay, wonderful job!”
A second agreed: “I would kill for this room!”
“Looks so good and must be way cheaper too,” another wrote.
