Central Kurdish (کوردیی ناوەندی) Haitian Creole (Haitian Creole) Pokémon GO - UK A network dedicated to UK Pokemon Go trainers, tweet us your gyms, catches and locations. Follow for news, events and updates!Upcycled vintage is Great Interior Design Challenge winner Sarah Moore’s mantra – and she certainly practises what she preaches in her West Sussex home. The family’s home sits on the edge of the South Downs. ‘Fortunately for us, it wasn’t brilliantly listed on the internet, so it was easy to miss,’ says Sarah.Designer and presenter of BBC One’s Money For Nothing, Sarah lives in a three-bedroom house in West Sussex with her husband Pete and their children Harry, 13, Edward, 11, and Libby, nine, plus Bramble the black labrador. Sarah adds: ‘The details barely mentioned the barn and dairy that came with it. We couldn’t believe our luck.’ couldn’t believe our luck.’ Sarah and Pete have a five-year plan to link the outbuildings with the main house: ‘Against my natural instinct to get things done fast, I’m having to take one step at a time’

Sarah collected vintage fabrics long before she was on TV. She and a group of vintage trader friends now hold fairs in her barn. Her favourite place for sourcing stock is Ford Airfield car boot sale (fordairfieldmarket. co.uk) near Arundel. ‘Now I’ve finished filming the TV show I’m itching to get back to some treasure hunting,’ she says. See Sarah’s makes at sarahmoorehome. buy slaughterhouse hoodie for more vintage fabricspersonalised hoodies dublin‘The cottage is Grade II listed so we’ll look into replacing the fireplace with a more suitable style,’ she says. hoodie honda repsol‘But, for now, this works.’ schnittmuster hoodie 116

The runner is from Stable Antiques in Storrington (stableantiques.co.uk). )‘I’m trying to wean myself off florals,’ says Sarah Moore with a smile. ‘But I’m not sure it’s working very well…’ Sarah’s blossom-strewn fabric creations were the highlight of the BBC’s first The Great Interior Design Challenge and, while her style has flourished since she won the TV competition, she can’t quite say goodbye to the gorgeously blowsy patterns that made her name. postseason hoodies mlbBut step inside her family’s home and it’s easy to see why: it’s the prettiest, most rambling, rustic cottage you could find, tucked away in the South Downs. andy biersack hoodieIt’s the perfect place for Sarah’s upcycled vintage-with-a-twist style.ovo hoodies amazon

Muddy footprints welcome: Bramble makes herself at home on the upcycled sofa. Two vintage cider mugs mix well with traditional majolica cabbage plates, which belonged to Sarah’s grandparents. Find similar at Kempton Park (sunburyantiques. com) and Ardingly (iacf. co.uk) antiques fairs. The freestanding kitchen cabinet displaying treasures old and new was from a car boot sale; try Goose Home & Garden (goosehomeandgarden. com) for similar. ‘I picked these hedgerow flowers down the lane this morning,’ says Sarah. Sarah reupholstered the sofa in a patchwork of fabrics, adding the layers as and when she found them. ) so made her own version from a vintage Union Jack flag. The coffee table is a cut-down pine table bought in a Brixton junk shop. The bench was an Ebay find; Swoon Editions sells a similar style. For a French antique mirror, head to The Vintage Trader (thevintagetrader.co.uk))The family moved here a year ago after a case of ‘instant, fatal attraction’ when they viewed it: ‘We put in our offer after 15 minutes,’ she says.

But when Sarah picked up the keys and walked in, it sent shivers down her spine all over again – only not in a good way. ‘All manner of local wildlife had moved in,’ she says. Sarah and Pete stripped out every floor covering and painted over the swathes of 1980s magnolia with white, punctuated only by the cottage’s chunky beams.The décor was always going to reflect the setting but, says Sarah, ‘I’m not into the twee version of country style – the doilies, cupcakes and cherubs look.’ Her version sits happily with modern pops of colour, such as a kitchen cabinet painted in emerald green and a headboard in a lush royal blue.But what really shines through is how Sarah’s style is rooted in family life. Her quirky ceramics collection is full of hand-me-downs from her grandmother and the sofa’s layers of patchwork are simply ‘the quickest, easiest way to make things comfortable’. Because, as Sarah says, ‘This is first and foremost a busy, sometimes crazy, family home.’Sarah Moore presents Money For Nothing on BBC One, weekdays at 3.45pm.

For more information visit sarahmoorehome.co.ukThe cushions are Sarah’s designs, mixed with a bedcover that her grandmother embroidered for her own marriage trousseau. ‘It was “too special” to be used back then,’ says Sarah, ‘but I love seeing it on the bed every morning.’ She wallpapered inside the window alcoves for ‘just a touch of floral prettiness’Sarah says: ‘Libby has definitely inherited the “acquiring gene” – like me, she loves a good rummage’ RIGHT AND FAR RIGHT In Sarah and Pete’s bedroom, vintage curtains, eiderdowns and an heirloom embroidered bedcover showcase Sarah’s obsession with antique fabrics. ‘I can’t resist a bit of chintz,’ she says. A shelf is edged with a piece of vintage wallpaper for a further layer of decoration. The children’s room has a cottage-inthe- woods feel, with twin beds from Stable Antiques in Storrington (stableantiques.co.uk). The big letters were from Ardingly antiques fair (iacf.co.uk). West Elm (westelm.co.uk) sells similar tickingstripe bedlinen