Inside TV chef John Torode’s stunning home he shares with wife Lisa Faulkner

John Torode and Lisa Faulkner own a beautiful home.

The TV cooking couple, who met in 2014 and wed in 2019, invite cameras into their London abode to film their ITV show John and Lisa’s Weekend Kitchen and it is clear to see why the pair like to show off the pad!

John, 55, and Lisa, 48, have a well equipped kitchen area – making it the perfect spot to create impressive dishes for viewers to see.

And a it appears a lot of thought has gone into the styling of the space.

The cooking area is kitted out with on-trend marble work tops, white glossy metro tiles and bold navy blue cupboards.

Luxurious touches are scattered throughout the area such as gold handles on the drawers and cupboards as well as all top of the range mod-cons.

The kitchen has an airy feel thanks to it opening onto a conservatory dining area.

The large windows allow natural light to flood the space – keeping it bright and spacious.

The centre of the room houses a huge farm-style dining table carved out of wood and the couple have collected a number of mis-matched chairs to seat around the dramatic eating area.

A number of plants feature inside – proving that nature is important to the loved-up couple – and lots of quirky patterned furnishings have been dotted about the rooms, such as a Morrocan style rug.

The pair have created a cosy front room kitted out with a plush blue velvet sofa and they have added an extra pop of colour by scattering pink cushions on the chill out seat.

And when they like to take a dip they are able to in their gorgeous bath room that had a huge roll top tub.

Funky patterned tiles have been stuck to the walls of the wash space and Lisa keeps the area stocked up with all her favourite bubble bath potions.

The property also boasts a pretty garden that has a large lawn and plenty of space for John and Lisa to grow herbs in.

Sunken flower beds frame the grassy area and a number of colourful flowers can be spotted growing in the soil.

A shed has been erected in the back of the outside area – so that John can stow away his gardening tools out of site.