TV interviews at home - interesting backgrounds

[SoloSolow]

Amongst all the doom and gloom let's have a bit of levity.

Is anyone else as shallow as me? I keep being distracted by the home decor of journalists' or interviewees' homes.

[Womenwotlunch]

Lol
I thought that I was the only nosy one.
Carole Malone’s kitchen was beautiful
I would choose a plain wall

[icelollycraving]

Every time there are bookshelves we all say “secret passage!” Ds started saying it when he saw interesting bookshelves in a scooby doo Kind of way. I also said to dh that no one is ever in a kitchen but then saw that blonde woman who is often a guest on sky (Carole?) who was in a glossy cream kitchen.

[The80sweregreat]

I meant to say that Paul Merton had DVDs not CD's!
I try to see the book titles on their spines. I did spot a Hilary Mantel book but mostly I can't see them very well!
Matt Hancock had many books. Why do they get time to read them all? Lol

[Lllot5]

For me this has been the best bit of all this. Seeing people’s bookcases and kitchens.
Ian Duncan Smith this morning was very boring.

[Peopleshouses]

I love everyone's homes! It was David Liddington with the bare lightbulb and damp patch, looked like an unloved spare room. He was in a nicer room this morning, wonder if his partner/wife went nuts when she saw him being interviewed in the crap room! 😝

[Peopleshouses]

I love Matt Hancock's with all the books, Gove's curtains were awful. Quite like Pestons.

I'm so dim, I was vaguely wondering if Jon Snow and Krishnan GM were flat sharing until DH pointed out it was a backdrop, not only is it a backdrop but think it's of the virus 🤦 I thought it was colourful wallpaper originally!

[GinWithASplashOfTonic]

This is a bit of a perk

I'm so nosey and I like seeing how background reflects personality

[SoloSolow]

Ooh I'm glad I'm not the only only one!

I'll either admire someone's lovely sleek kitchen, wishing I could have one as big or expensive looking, or I'll think they are lovely and down to earth by seeing a clothes airer leaning against a bedroom wall like at behind Anneliese Dodds' home while giving one of her first speeches as Shadow Chancellor.

Then of course admiring all the walls of floor to ceiling bookcases. I try to work out what some of the books are. I also think, has the person placed themselves in front of them to appear even more educated and oh so bright?