Inside Claudia Winkleman’s neutral and chic Grade II-listed London home

Claudia Winkleman is said to live in a Grade II-listed townhouse near Marble Arch in Central London.

The presenter regularly provides her nearly 800,000 Instagram followers with a sneak peek into her gorgeous home.

She is often seen sitting in front of a giant white bookcase with hundreds of books stacked from floor to ceiling on it.

The surrounding walls are a sage green colour and the ceiling has ornate detailing on it.

Another snap from a few years ago shows Claudia celebrating Scarlett Curtis’ birthday, where viewers can see a snap of her living room.

It is complete with a pink chair positioned next to giant sash windows with a small terrace area outside.

One room in the Grade II-listed home has painted wooden panelling on the walls.

The neutral interior runs throughout the home with the panelling painted a light beige-green colour, contrasting with the white ceiling.

Fans also got a peek inside her pristine bathroom while filming an interview with makeup artist Sali Hughes back in 2017.

Speaking while sitting in her white bathtub, fans were also able to see her marble-panelled walls and flooring.

Two black-and-white framed family photos were also hung on the walls by the tub.

The bathroom also has a sleek white vanity unit, while the shower appears to be a separate wet room with white tiles on the wall.

Claudia also has a strip of neutral carpet on her wooden white staircase which features a brown handrail.

This can be seen in many photos, including one taken from her kitchen which is also neutral in colour.

There’s a wooden island unit as well as plain white walls which are also panelled, similar to the rest of the home.

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