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Credit: SWNS <br/><br/>A woman has decorated her entire house in a 1940s style for just £3k - and says she loves it despite trolls telling her it's “disgusting”.<br/><br/>Josephina Finch, 36, has loved that era of décor since watching the TV show Royle Family as a child and has taken inspiration from the home of her grandmother, Patricia Minshull, 87.<br/><br/>Josephina has spent the last two years transforming her two-bed home with her partner, Chrissy Harrison, 35, a carpenter and builder - who loves their velvet sofas, floral and doily curtains and mahogany furniture. <br/><br/>She finds everything second hand – searching charity shops, car boot sales and Facebook marketplace and eBay for floral wallpaper, trinkets and old furniture.<br/><br/>The mum-of-three estimates she has only spent £2 to 3k on the house and says it is her “happy place” despite strangers telling her it is “disgusting”.<br/>
Credit: SWNS <br/><br/>A woman has decorated her entire house in a 1940s style for just £3k - and says she loves it despite trolls telling her it's “disgusting”.<br/><br/>Josephina Finch, 36, has loved that era of décor since watching the TV show Royle Family as a child and has taken inspiration from the home of her grandmother, Patricia Minshull, 87.<br/><br/>Josephina has spent the last two years transforming her two-bed home with her partner, Chrissy Harrison, 35, a carpenter and builder - who loves their velvet sofas, floral and doily curtains and mahogany furniture. <br/><br/>She finds everything second hand – searching charity shops, car boot sales and Facebook marketplace and eBay for floral wallpaper, trinkets and old furniture.<br/><br/>The mum-of-three estimates she has only spent £2 to 3k on the house and says it is her “happy place” despite strangers telling her it is “disgusting”.<br/>
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