Dominic Chinea is best known as the set designer and restoration expert on The Repair Shop, but the television star has also branched out to a new BBC series, Make It At Market.
The programme sees Dominic meet a host of amateur crafters hoping to turn their casual hobbies into money-making businesses.
With a background in graphic design and car restoration, it's safe to say that he has plenty of creative and practical knowledge to design his perfect house. His garden is pretty impressive, too.
Dominic Chinea hosts The Repair Shop and Make It At Market
The TV star generally keeps his personal life very private and is not so open about his own home. But he has shared the occasional snap of his home life, garden, and greenhouse where he grows his produce.
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When he's not at work, Dominic lives in Kent with his wife Maria, whom he married in 2017.
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Dominic lives in a stunning red brick home, which is visible in the background of a photo he shared on Instagram. It has white windows and ivy climbing up the side of the property.
Outside, a white furniture set sits on a gravelled area to the side of the house, while a lawn at the back offers plenty of space for Dominic to grow plants.
"Getting ready for runner beans! Trimmed down some hazelnut trees and used the offcuts for some supports.. fingers crossed! I'm enjoying learning more about gardening, have you planted anything yet?!," he captioned the post.
Clearly a fan of gardening, Dominic shared another snap of his greenhouse, which is filled with shelves holding terracotta pots and, most importantly, his homegrown avocado plants.
Wild yellow flowers and bushes appear to shroud the garden in privacy.
Back in 2017, Dominic took his plants indoors and wrote: "Avocado factory at home! #avocado #plants #homegrown #patience."
It's not clear if this was taken inside his current home, but it appears to be taken in his kitchen which boasts white marble worktops, grey blinds and a large window.
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The BBC antique furniture restorer has been renovating his family home in the Surrey Hills, after leaving London with his wife, Polly and their two children.
