Just a few of the people spotted shopping for their homes at the shows:
Actors Olivia Colman, Andrew Garfield, Clive Owen, Jason Statham, model Saffron Aldridge, Salvage Hunter’s Drew Pritchard, publicist and furniture impresario Alasdair Willis, ceramicist and designer Jonathan Adler and New York’s finest window dresser Simon Doonan, Edmund de Waal, senior interior designer at Soho House group Domhnall Nolan, designers including Jonathan Saunders, Mary Karantzou, Tom Dixon, Orla Kiely, Margaret Howell, Ally Cappellino, Scott Fraser Simpson, the lovely 2LG interiors, Monocle’s Tyler Brule, stylist Katy Grand, fashionista Susie Bubble, Tilly Hemingway, Estee Lalonde, Christina Schmidt, Magnus Englund, Patrick Kielty, Lee Mack, Stephen Merchant, Mark Frost, Jenny Eclair, Jimmy Carr, artists Dinos Chapman and Mike Nelson, SCP’s Sheridan Coakley, Britain’s top furniture designers Russell Pinch and Matthew Hilton, Mary Portas (Mary Queen of Shops), Roger Zogolovitch, architect, founder and creative director of Solidspace, the Liberty team, South Bank buyers, Heal’s designers and buyers, Selfridges buyers, Tate Shop buyers, The Crafts Council, James Bond set designers, The Conran Design team, Camilla Nicholls and Frieze, collector Dominic Palfreyman, curator Bruce Haines, Tent and Origin’s Ian Rudge, presenters from The Antiques Roadshow, top property developers, hedge funders, Phillips, Sotheby's and Christies experts on a busman's holiday, interior designers, stars of stage and screen, stylists, top writers including Dominic Bradbury, Claudia Baillie and Dominic Lutyens and many celebrities that would rather keep their anonymity.