Both DH and I are total social hybrids.
My Dad grew up in a council house, but was an uber bright GS boy and by the time he was 40 he could afford to send me to private school.
DH's background very similar, but he was super bright and excelled at his GS, too.
We met at university and virtually all our friends were from solid middle class backgrounds, unlike us. But that means our social circle is now comprised of GPs, consultants, Head Teachers, lawyers etc.
When we had children we moved out of our party pad in the city and deliberately chose a naïve village in a naice rural area. We can see a proper castle from our bedroom window, and have a stream (complete with ducks) running past the village church.
Around here you can't move for twee, bunting festooned cafes and it's wall to wall Farrow & Ball, Audi's and White Stuff tunics (and, yes I have all three).
Yes, it's formulaic and quite cutesy/bland with little diversity. But it's also rather lovely too and a far, far naicer lifestyle/environment than many others.
We are providing our DDs with an almost idyllic childhood and a first class education at their girls' grammar (and it's free, yipee). Yes, it's a pretty cocooned existence and some might scoff that it's not real life but actually it is their real life, and the real life of their friends, too.