As one of reality TV series Made In Chelsea's original cast members, Oliver Proudlock is best known for his posh-boy antics, his sculpted, extravagantly tattooed body and his friendship with Prince Harry (from his Eton school days). Now, a fashion influencer (he has more than 1m followers on Twitter and Instagram ) and the founder of label Serge DeNimes, he has most recently been obsessing over door handles and dimmer switches. "I never knew they could be so, so sexy," enthuses Proudlock, now 30. His newfound passion for interiors developed when he and his fiancee, Emma Lou Connolly, bought and started renovating a home in west London, last summer. The project turned into a 16-month odyssey - project managed by Emma Lou between modelling assignments - of completely reimagining the house into a cosy, boutique-hotel like love nest, with a basement cinema room, "log cabin" style bedroom and art-deco style bathrooms. The pair - naturally - documented the entire process for their two-series YouTube show From Crib To Casa, which has had more than 1m hits, though they haven't yet shot the final "big reveal" to their fans. We get an exclusive tour of the newly completed home - surprisingly tasteful except, perhaps, for the "Yeah Baby!" picked out in mosaic tiles on one of the bathroom floors.

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