Nicknamed the 'Queen of Mean', you'd expect Apprentice star Linda Plant to favour a minimalistic style at home.
But the fashion entrepreneur and interior designer has just presided over a stunningly lavish renovation of a six bedroom mansion on the doorstep of Regent's Park.
The house, located on Prince Albert Road in North London, is surrounded by history. In 1811 architect John Nash was commissioned to develop Regent's Park in an innovative manner to combine the green space with the villas and terraces.
The house is located on Prince Albert Road in North London between Regent's Park and Primrose Hill
The imposing black and white marble of the atrium immediately gives guests a sense of the grandeur of the house
Its interior seamlessly balances luxurious classical designs with comforting family features
Linda Plant said that she wanted to help create a 'spacious, glamorous and practical family home'
The US ambassador's official residence, Regent's Park Mosque, London Business School and London Zoo are all a stone's throw away from the house.
The building itself is a grade-II listed home with white stucco, classical features and an interior decorated in a way to make a family feel at home.
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ShareMs Plant told the Times: 'I like soft bedrooms and colours that make people feel relaxed.'
She said she aimed to create a 'spacious, glamorous and practical family home. We made the kitchen bigger and added a large family room, a media room and staff bedroom on the basement floor.'
The entire second floor is devoted to a master suite. A media room, family room and a staff bedroom are all found in the house
The house features a range of colours, from imposing black and white marble to the relaxing, classical oak seen in this study
Estate agents Aston Chase have said that the garden has provided a particular attraction for would-be-buyers
There is an entire second floor devoted to a master suite and the houses colours vary from the imposing black and white marble to lush kingfisher blue.
Thankfully the furniture in the meticulously-designed interior comes with the house - which is just as well, bearing in mind its £12million asking price.
The house also features space to park five cars and its own garden - if the greenery of Regent's Park and Primrose Hill wasn't enough.
The meticulously decorated furniture comes with the house - which is just as well with the £12million asking price
The mansion's media room offers plenty of space to sit back and unwind after a long day in the boardroom
Potential buyers will be undoubtedly overwhelmed by the lush colours of the main dinning room
Michael Sulkin of estate agents Aston Chase said that the garden had been a particular attraction since the property launched last month.
Linda Plant started out her career selling clothes at a market stall before opening up her own shop.
She then started importing clothes from Hong Kong at which point she founded her own clothing brand Honeysuckle.
The beautifully-lit bathroom, complete with a walk-in shower, is decked out in stunning marble
The house manages to tastefully balance between a lavish mansion and a spacious family home
Linda Plant started out her career at a market stall, and worked her way up from humble beginnings to become a global entrepreneur
Speaking about her role for Lord Sugar she told the Radio Times: 'My role is to be sure that [the] candidate has the right ethos. I'm looking for any weakness. You have to be tough in business: firm but fair. You know, a people person.
'I'll be digging to expose a weakness so that Lord Sugar doesn't make a mistake.'
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