Lucy Jane Wood

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martaS said:
Geeez Louise it's their own sink, I am sure they know how to clean it after washing their bits ;) It's not like they've left in someone who's lived on the streets for years to have a wash. I am note sure why people are so precious about them using the kitchen sink. Have you never been in a toilet in a workplace or a public place and heard someone leave without washing hands? And that person then walks around touching surfaces and handles? It's just them in their own place, with their own bacteria, that are in their home anyway 😅 Also they're used to going to festivals where facilities are limited? It's nice to be all glamorous and have another bathroom or to be able to go away/stay in a hotel when you do a bathroom up but I actually don't mind it that Lucy is being a bit too real for once. Not everyone has the option to go away plus the global pandemic and lockdowns make your options a lil' limited.
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Yes obviously. I meant with a week without a bathroom, I hope they’re “showering” in the kitchen at least.
 
JLXRD said:
What have they had supermarket flooring put in their bathroom? Like that horrible brown terrazzo you get in old supermarkets
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Oh no, but they're kind of back in fashion and there are lots of interiors decor items made in this material, such as plant pots, vases, trays, coasters and also counter tops and tiles. The problem is, as soon as you use it for something as permanent as a floor/tiles, it'll look dated in about 2 weeks. I guess Lucy has some sort of a vision for the whole place, she seems to like these vintage vibes and warm neutrals and depending on how they do the kitchen, it might actually look great together but personally I'd only use terrazzo accessories (I mean, I wouldn't use terrazzzo anything, really, but you know what I mean).

No, no, no!
It most certainly doesn't go with a grey herring bone tile 😭😭😭 Oh no Lucy!
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martaS said:
Oh no, but they're kind of back in fashion and there are lots of interiors decor items made in this material, such as plant pots, vases, trays, coasters and also counter tops and tiles. The problem is, as soon as you use it for something as permanent as a floor/tiles, it'll look dated in about 2 weeks. I guess Lucy has some sort of a vision for the whole place, she seems to like these vintage vibes and warm neutrals and depending on how they do the kitchen, it might actually look great together but personally I'd only use terrazzo accessories (I mean, I wouldn't use terrazzzo anything, really, but you know what I mean).

No, no, no!
It most certainly doesn't go with a grey herring bone tile 😭😭😭 Oh no Lucy!
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I know terrazzo plates etc are trendy but literally... this looks like she is in Tesco. Why.
 
Lola123 said:
I mean even if they’re not, they’re at home, can’t go anywhere and seem to be doing alright
I think you can safely assume they have after what she said in the video
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Nah, a week without washing your bits is grim. Even if you don’t leave your house. And I haven’t watched the video yet so I dunno what she said.
 
JLXRD said:
Bit gutted because I thought she might go for this kind of slytherin common room vibe (which isn’t for everybody but is very ‘Lucy’ IMO)... but nope. She’s gone for supermarket vibes instead 😬

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That would be wayyyy too expensive and hard to keep clean. It is however a very swish bathroom, personally I love it! I guess the supermarket floor tiles were cheap, and easy to keep clean and in the meantime wouldn't show the everyday grime.

They clash horribly with her grey herringbone tiles, we're all in agreement.
 
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