It was her family home in nearby Notting Hill that attuned her to bold colour. In the 1980s, her mother hired Jenny Armit, an eminent interior decorator of the day, who painted the kitchen walls bright orange and furnished it with yellow chequerboard chairs. “It was really, really mad,” she remembers.
How Phoebe Hollond transformed her west London house from stark white box to eclectic maximalist family home
