Innholdsfortegnelse for February 2020 i HomeStyle

February is the perfect month for giving your home a little TLC, now that all the hustle and bustle of Christmas and New Year has subsided. But don’t worry, you don’t have to spend a fortune to achieve great results. On page 90 we’ve got 10 inspiring ways to transform your kitchen, from affordable accessories to super-quick DIY jobs, you’ll be able to achieve a whole new look in just a weekend. How fantastic is that? If you’re thinking of switching up your window treatments for spring, then take a peek at page 108 where you’ll ÿnd a gorgeous selection of the latest curtains, blinds and shutters to suit every type of window, no matter how big or small. Are you bored of your current colour scheme and looking for…

You will need * Large box frame * Chicken wire * Wire cutters * Upholstery stapler * Faux succulents and foliage * Hot glue gun 1 Remove the backing board and glass from the box frame and set aside. Place the empty frame face down on your work surface. 2 Fit a length of chicken wire along the inside of the frame and carefully cut it down to size with wire cutters. Use an upholstery stapler to secure it to the frame, and then replace the frame’s backing board (you won’t need the glass). 3 Cut down the succulent and foliage stems. Turn the frame over with right side up, and using a hot glue gun, stick the heads to the backing board through the chicken wire.…

• We bought a lot of furniture before we moved in, as we were mindful of the lead times on things like beds and sofas. In hindsight, I should have waited until we had moved in so we could get a better feel for what would fit in each space. • Being part of the Instagram community has taught me so much and really helped me hone my style. I just wish I’d created an account sooner, before we moved in and started decorating any of our rooms! • I always use Instagram’s Layout app to create mood boards so I can make sure everything will go together before I make a purchase. It’s also a way to win over Tom, so he can visualise how pieces will work in…

A bit about me I’m Jessy Hassall. I’m a 28-year-old events manager and I live here with my partner, Josh, 28, and our Fox Terrier, Walter. You can find me on Instagram at@jessyno.162 Where I live My home is a two-bedroom 1920s semi in Derby. We bought it in June 2017. What I wanted to change The interior was dated and needed a cosmetic overhaul. We had to replace the kitchen and I wanted to expose the floorboards hidden under the old carpets. How I made it my own I’ve brightened up the décor with a Scandiinspired scheme and introduced a mix of modern and vintage pieces to each room. My favourite part The kitchen-dining area is a great space for entertaining – it’s so welcoming and sociable.…

• Invest in pieces that won’t date and are designed to last. I mix and match more expensive furniture with affordable accessories and I’m always conscious of how much I spend on things that are likely to go out of fashion in a year or two. • When it comes to DIY, don’t cut corners as you’ll always pay the price in the end. Set aside enough time to ÿnish a project properly and don’t rush into the next job as you’ll sacriÿce quality for the sake of getting things done. • While renovating the house I had to keep reminding myself that this isn’t our forever home to ensure we stuck to our budget. We decided not to do any major structural work as this may not pay off…

A bit about me I’m Grace Foster and I live here with my husband Stuart. We work full-time, me in finance and Stuart in IT. Where I live Home is a 1940s three-bedroom end-of-terrace house in Aldridge, West Midlands. We moved here in July 2018. What I wanted to change The fireplace in the front sitting room was too modern and looked out of place with the rest of the house, so we replaced it with a more traditional fire. How I made it my own As the whole interior of the house was cream, even the ceilings, we painted every room within the first weeks of moving in, and then had fresh carpet fitted. It instantly felt homelier. My favourite part The sitting room. I had a clear vision…

• To ensure I get the look right I use a collage app – it’s like a digital moodboard – and it soon shows if there’s an element that doesn’t work. My husband is honest and will say if he doesn’t like something! • I take a lot of inspiration from Instagram and enjoy sharing pictures to our home account @meet_the_fosters_ I also like to take inspiration from our holidays; even a café could spark a theme of how I would like a room to look. • Don’t rush paint colours or follow trends. We changed the kitchen wall three times and then went back to our original favourite. • I would love a real ‘project house’ next, potentially the forever home, to be able to start everything from scratch…

WHY YOU’LL love this look • You can keep your walls white and opt for statement flooring – as well as guaranteeing wow factor, you’ll also create a beautiful focal point. • If you can’t decide on the shades you want to use, then a good idea is to start with accessories you love, then select hues from these to continue your scheme. • Wallpaper a singular statement wall behind your bed with a blousy bloom pattern for a look with impact. • Continue the vibe with bold vases, ÿlled with fresh blooms in the colours of your wallpaper. Shop the moodboard (Clockwise from top left) Artesia Madder fabric, £35 per m, Villa Nova. Betsy Fan Ditsy in pink wallpaper, £120 per roll, Woodchip & Magnolia. Knitted braid trimming, £42…

Go green Produced in factories using renewable electricity and featuring a surface made of recycled PET bottles, the new Bodarp doors from IKEA come with double the green living points. While their eco credentials are a pulling point, these kitchen fronts have so much more going for them, such as a smooth ÿnish that’s easy to clean and resistant to moisture. Available in a matt grey/green, they tick all the boxes in the style stakes, too. Priced at £35 from IKEA. A stitch in time Create new decorations for your home and dress up the old ones with embroidered designs from Jennifer Cardenas Riggs’s book, Embroidery Now (Hardie Grant Books, £14.99). From a constellation tablecloth to an embroidered plant basket and canvas wall art to a boho dreamcatcher, Embroidery Now…

Art-inspired homeware has the ability to express a variety of moods, adding quiet playful nods or taking charge of the entire ambience. Whatever your preference, there’s a way to implement this style into your home. Shapes, ›ne lines and a bold use of colour are the primal foundations of this trend; we’ve seen each of these elements creeping into interiors over the past year. For 2020, it’s time to be daring, mixing and matching prints and objects through your rooms. Luckily, this is easily done – abstract art and geometric shapes can be incorporated into your furniture, lighting, fabrics, and decorations. The sky’s the limit, so go as all-out or subtle as you like. The expert says “At Made.com, we ÿrst noticed pattern inspired by art and illustration such as…

The kitchen is the hub of the home, so it’s important to make it an uplifting, stylish and happy space. This can be a challenge if your cabinetry has seen better days and your budget won’t stretch to a remodel. But don’t fret, we’ve got 10 makeover ideas that require very little cash, even less DIY prowess and are so quick to complete that you’ll be enjoying your new-look kitchen before the weekend (or the day!) is out. 1 HANG ARTWORK Instant Update The kitchen is often overlooked when it comes to displaying art, but why miss out on so much prime wall space? Displaying prints, photos, paintings or even a collection of plates can really personalise the space. If you’re struggling for ideas, there are lots of fun and…

Frothy fix The HomeStyle team are soooo excited about Smeg’s latest launch – the milk frother. This awesome appliance not only looks stylish sitting on the worktop, but it is the must-have accompaniment to make the perfect cup of coffee, from cappuccinos and lattes, to flat whites – and you can even get creative with coffee art. With six pre-sets as well as manual functions you can easily create baristastyle coffee without leaving your own kitchen. Love it! Available in pastel green, pastel blue, pink, cream, white, red and black. FRYER OF THE FUTURE If you love chips but want to reduce the fat, this little beauty, also known as the Tefal Easy Fry Compact Air Fryer, should be on your shopping list. It uses ‘Air Pulse Technology’ (that means…

Berry smoothie Prep and cook time 10 MINS Serves 2 Ingredients * ¾ cup Ocean Spray Cranberry Original with no added sugar * ¾ cup frozen mixed berries (strawberries, raspberries, blackberries and blueberries) * 170g low fat berry-flavoured yogurt * ½ banana, cut into slices Method 1 Combine all of the above ingredients in a blender or food processor. 2 Blend for a few seconds on high speed until everything is thoroughly combined. 3 Pour into a large glass and drink straight away or use a transportable bottle so you can enjoy your smoothie on-the-go. Green frittata muffins Prep and cook time 30 MINS Serves 3 (MAKES 6) Ingredients * 2 tsp olive oil, plus extra for greasing * 1 garlic clove, crushed * ½ large courgette,…

Feature fireplace This is our ÿrst home, which we moved into 16 months ago. In that time, we have renovated every room. Some have needed just a good clean and a lick of paint, others have been ripped out and we’ve started from scratch. We fell in love with the Victorian features that give the house so much character. This was the ÿrst room to be completed, with painting commencing the very night we moved in. Everyone needs that cosy spot to settle down in for the evening and this is ours. @elm_terrace_interior Mustard & monochrome The bedroom is my number one room in the house because it’s a mixture of all my favourite styles – Scandi, boho and Mid-century. The plants add a pop of colour against the white…

HOW TO style the look 1 Playing with different tones of green is key to giving this look dimension. A splash of yellow or lime will brighten up a predominantly dark palette. 2 Introducing one or two houseplants to your bedroom will bring an element of calm to the room while complementing leaf-printed fabrics. If you’re notoriously bad at looking after real plants, why not pick up a faux one? George Home URBAN NATURE Bring the natural world indoors with leafy prints and houseplants Sainsbury’s Home TRANQUIL TAUPE Liven up neutral rooms with playful prints and textures HOW TO style the look 1 A richly coloured headboard will transform your bed into a real statement piece. Try layering up an eclectic selection of pillows for that little…

A bit about me I’m Katie Lewis. I live here with my husband Ben, our daughters, Molly, 15, and Ellie, 5, and Meeks the cat. Where I live Home is a four-bedroom detached house in Lincoln, built in 2008. We moved here in 2010. What I wanted to change Inside it was bland with a cramped, gloomy kitchen and an old-fashioned arch into a dining area. The bathroom was dated and the upstairs split into small bedsit-type rooms. How I made it my own We extended to create a family-friendly layout with an open-plan kitchen-diner. I’ve introduced tranquil greens and greys with bright colourful pops, leafy plants and some unique, quirky touches. My favourite part All of it, except the bathroom, which I can’t wait to rip out!…

You will need * Balsa wood strips * Silver spray paint * Border stencil * Copper acrylic paint * Strong glue * 30cm x 30cm mirror tile * Hand saw * Sandpaper * Dry cloth 1 Cut the balsa wood into two 30cm-long pieces and two 31cm-long pieces. Sand the rough edges and clean with a dry cloth. 2 Spray the strips silver and leave them to dry. 3 Stencil each strip with copper paint and allow them to dry. 4 Apply some strong glue along one edge of the mirror tile and stick the ›rst 30cm balsa strip to it. Leave it to dry and then repeat with the second strip on the opposite side. 5 Glue the two remaining pieces to the mirror tile,…

Having been house hunting for almost a year, Josh and I wasted no time in making an offer on this two-bed doer-upper. We called the estate agent from the car before driving away from the viewing, as we’d been stung in the past and didn’t want to risk it getting snapped up. Although the inside felt dated we could see the house offered the perfect project for ÿrst-time buyers like us – there was enough to get our teeth stuck into, but it didn’t need rewiring or gutting. The ÿrst room we started work on was our bedroom as we decided it would be important to have one room that we could use as a calm place of refuge while we tackled the others. Then we ripped up all the…

You will need * A selection of different shaped tree and plant leaves * Kitchen paper * White cushion cover * Sheets of paper * Green acrylic paint * Paint brush 1 Carefully clean and dry the leaves 2 using kitchen paper. Line the cushion cover with a few sheets of paper and then lay it flat on your work surface. 3 Take the ÿrst leaf and brush some green paint on one side. Place it paint side down on the cushion cover and then lay a sheet of kitchen paper on top. Gently press the leaf down with your ÿngers, then carefully remove the kitchen paper and leaf to reveal the print. Wash and dry the leaf, and set it aside. 4 Continue printing with…

We had been looking to move back to the local area since we got married and decided Aldridge was the place for us as it was close to our family. We had been searching for quite a while and viewed 15 houses before we found this 1940s end of terrace. As soon as I walked through the door I knew it was the one – I didn’t even need to see upstairs. I loved the layout, and the kitchen and the range oven were on my dream list! I knew the house would need a lot of decorating to make it our own, but thankfully nothing major was called for. I always make a plan of what we need for each room and then research where to get the best…

You will need * Dutch house lantern template * White card * Tracing paper * LED tea lights * Ruler * Craft knife * Glue stick 1 Download the Dutch house lantern template from homestylemag.co.uk. Print the template onto paper and glue it on to a sheet of white card. 2 Using a craft knife and a ruler, carefully cut out the house template, including the windows and doors. 3 Cover the windows and doors with a piece of tracing paper, and glue it into place. 4 Using the blunt side of the craft knife, score the lines between the walls of the house, the end flap and the bottom section and flaps. 5 Fold and assemble the house (with the template and tracing paper on…

WHY YOU’LL love this look • It brings the outside in – think lush leafy prints that will make you feel like you’re immersed in nature. • Whether your room is north or south facing, there’s a shade of blue and green that will complement the natural light it gets. • Don’t be afraid to play with scale – you can sit a bold jungle print cushion next to one with a more delicate botanical pattern. • If your budget is tight, then simply update your bedding – there are some fabulous prints to choose from this season. Shop the moodboard (Clockwise from top left) GoodHome Astilbe green vinyl wallpaper, £16 per roll, B&Q. Palais Royal braid, £17.50 per m, F&P Interiors. Designers Guild Calaggio fabric in apple, £75 per…

With an ever-growing awareness of the impact our lives are having on the planet, where we’re sourcing our homeware from is more important now than ever. This year, there’s a big focus on mindful purchasing and making informed decisions in regards to where and how our products have been made. And going eco doesn’t mean compromising on style – there are lots of amazing brands making beautiful, durable items in a sustainable way. Many of the bigger homeware stores now offer an eco range, but you can also look to designers in your area too. Purchasing locally-made products is an opportunity to support independent makers and stores, as well as cutting back on emissions from delivery. Green is deÿnitely the new black. The expert says “Try not to impulse buy…

‘It’s not the biggest of rooms, so we had to be clever with the way we planned the layout’ My room... A bit about me I’m hairdresser Katie Fox. I live with my husband, Andy, and kids, Owen, 5, and Lillie, 11, in a 1930s semi-detached house in Castleford, West Yorkshire. My problem bathroom We had installed the previous bathroom ten years ago and it was starting to show its age. It was a plain white suite with neutral tiles and, although practical, the shower over the bath felt cramped. The room lacked character and colour, and didn’t fit in with our style throughout the rest of the house. How I made it work To open up the footprint of the room, we moved the boiler downstairs from a cupboard…

Go for gold Pull out dark colours with mirrors, frames, lighting and other accessories with gold ÿnishes. Metallic accents brighten the space and also make it feel luxurious. Choose big mirrors Large mirrors make great statement pieces and they also create the illusion of more space, especially in dark-coloured rooms. Have all areas covered by placing mirrors at different heights, such on the wall and at ground level. Mix up materials Introduce different textures to bring your room to life. Faux fur, glass-cut tableware and soft velvet add a touch of luxury that everyone will want to get their hands on!…

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Heart-shaped sandwich cookies Prep and cook time 38 MINS Makes 30 Ingredients * 125g unsalted butter * 175g caster sugar * 1 medium egg * zest of 1 unwaxed lemon * ½ lemon, juiced * 300g plain flour, plus extra for dusting * ½ tsp baking powder * red food colouring gel * 100g unsalted butter * 200g icing sugar Method 1 Preheat the oven to 180°C/160°C Fan/ Gas Mark 4 and line two baking sheets with greaseproof paper. 2 Whisk the butter and sugar in a mixing bowl, until soft and light. Beat in the egg and lemon zest. Sift the flour and baking powder into the bowl with a pinch of salt and whisk, until combined. Divide the mixture into two bowls. Fold in enough red colouring…

How did it all begin? It all kicked off four years ago after we moved house. I started what I thought would be a little log book on Instagram, documenting projects around the house. Friends saw it and started to ask me to help with their homes. Within weeks, I was working on four houses on the street where we used to live and I have been busy ever since. Describe a typical day Alongside doing up client homes, I also do product styling on shoots for brands and writing for interiors blogs and brands. When the sun shines, I’m running around the house, trying to get a quick Instagram shot! Each day can be extremely different. Tell us something weird and wonderful about yourself As a child, the moment…

LATEST RELEASE If you’re looking for some striking new fabrics to update your home, look no further than The Pavilion Collection by Poodle & Blonde. Inspired by the bamboo furnishings and Chinese art of The Royal Pavilion, this collection features three original designs that’ll brighten up any room in your home. Opt for Lonesome George for a luxurious tortoiseshell option, Food Babies if you love a chinoiserie style print and Tea Room for an intricate knotted bamboo design. You can shop all three prints across Poodle & Blonde’s full range of products including fabric, cushions and wallpaper. Prices start from £75. NEW COLLECTION Add a touch of glamour to your home with H&M Home’s first design collaboration. They have joined forces with none other than Jonathan Adler to launch a…

• Houseplants are the easiest and most versatile accessories there are. They enhance wellbeing and soften any space. They’re also very useful for hiding unsightly things such as fuse boxes or marks on the walls. Faux plants look incredibly realistic and are great for dark corners or high shelves. • Individual touches are what make a house a home. I noticed various names had been scratched onto my old wooden Sunday school chairs over the years. I love that character and history, and anyone who comes to our home can add their name too. It means the chairs are still evolving and they’re unique and so personal to us. See homestylemag.co.uk for more great real homes…

A bit about me I’m Donna Wardell, a marketing brand manager. I live with my husband, Tom, who’s in sales, and our miniature sausage dog, Peggy. I Instagram at@welcome_to_no.1 Where I live Our home is a three-bedroom Victorian semidetached in Bromley, Kent. We moved here in July 2017. What I wanted to change Fortunately, the house was in a decent condition, but we wanted to paint and remove wallpaper from all of the rooms to put our own stamp on it. How I made it my own First we had to decide on a colour palette for each room. I’m naturally drawn to greens and blues. My favourite part I love our dining room, although we don’t spend as much time in it as we would like.…

• If your kitchen needs a makeover but your budget is limited, consider changing the cabinet fronts. This will make a big impact and can give the impression that the whole kitchen is new. Alternatively, just paint your existing cupboards – this works for wood and laminate surfaces. • Don’t drastically change the conÿguration of your kitchen if you’re ÿtting a new design but want to avoid extra costs. Talk to a professional kitchen designer to ÿgure out the best way to make the most of your existing layout. • To spruce up your kitchen without breaking the bank, tile a splashback for a pop of colour or pattern. Depending on your budget, you could keep this to the area behind your sink or hob, or extend it along the…

Living room ‘We’re very quick workers and had everything finished within eight months, including a new kitchen and bathroom’ ‘This was the ÿrst room we decorated as I had such a clear vision of how I wanted it to look. I love blue, especially navy. and knew it was going to be a dominant colour in the room. I painted the chimney breast in Denim Drift from Dulux. I really didn’t like the original ÿreplace as it was too modern, so I scoured the internet and found one with a stove and hearth from eBay for a total of £200 – bargain! It looks amazing and I love it. The sofa was from DFS but it looks really expensive. I always wanted a footstool and found this one from DFS…

• Tiling can work well to upgrade any ÿreplace. There’s a huge range of adhesive tiles on the market that can be used to cover the surround of a ÿreplace for an affordable makeover. • If you want to replace a working gas ÿre and its surround call in the professionals who’ll need to be registered ‘Gas Safe’ (gassaferegister.co.uk). There are many choices, from a simple modern gas ÿre to ‘log-burner’ gas ÿre designs. • Consider a floating beam instead of a ÿreplace – it is a great option for a hearth with no surround. Use a reclaimed beam or an online retailer. Try www.celtictimber.co.uk or www.traditionalbeams.com. • For a quick and easy makeover you could paint parts of the ÿreplace or the surrounding wall. If your ÿreplace has brass…

Shop the moodboard (Clockwise from top left) Hoppa Stripe wallpaper in poppy/tangerine/sulphur, £45 per roll, Scion. Luggage label painted in Festival Orange matt emulsion, £42 for 2.5L, Fired Earth. Northmore Minor fabric, £70 per m, Flock. Yin furnishing fabric in mustard, £20 per m, John Lewis & Partners. Luggage label painted in Opulent Accent Premium walls and ceilings, V700 emulsion, £29 for 2.5L, Valspar. Fields fabric, £65 per m; Tetbury wallpaper, sold as panels, £335, both Bluebellgray. Casamance Paris Texas fabric, £44.20 per m, F&P Interiors. Luggage label painted in Humpty Dumpty claypaint, £43 for 2.5L, Earthborn. Liberty Flowers of Thorpe fabric in Summer Bloom, £75 per m, F&P Interiors. WHY YOU’LL love this look • If you’re after a full-on floral effect, mix and match the colourways to create…

Top Tip For a more finished and polished look, paint underneath the seat of the chair too. Pair a bold colour with a flash of metallic paint to give the chair legs some sparkle. This colour-dipping project is a quick, simple and effective way to refresh your kitchen chairs, and a great excuse to get the gang around the table. Takes 2 hours You will need * Annie Sloan Napoleonic Blue chalk paint * Annie Sloan Warm Gold gilding wax * Annie Sloan clear chalk paint wax * Small flat brush * Small chalk paint wax brush * Large flat detail brush * Masking tape 1 Turn the chair upside down to make it easier to paint the legs. Don’t load your brush with too much paint…

The free-loving spirit of the Seventies is making a stellar return to interiors in 2020. We’ve been seeing little glimpses of it for a while now, with the resurgence of bohemia in recent years – however, this time around, it’s a little more subtle and stripped back. There’s still plenty of trailing greenery and patterned fabrics, but taking centre stage is the curvaceous furniture the decade is synonymous with. Think plumped-up sofas, statement rounded chairs and chic drinks cabinets. Combined with elements of contemporary styling and clean, soft colours, it’s this year’s way of injecting effortless glamour into your home. The expert says “What I love most about this trend is its brilliant use of materials – namely cork, macramé and rattan furniture. Not only can you bring natural elements…

Part of the art Don’t hide day-to-day essentials away. Bread bins, storage canisters, fruit, eggs and even cleaning tools can make stylish additions to your kitchen. A new lease of life Search vintage shops, online and flea markets for retro furniture with simple shapes and curved lines. Give the pieces a contemporary update by upholstering in a modern fabric of your choice. Start small Don’t feel you have to fully commit to the scheme. A set of leather bar stools, dinnerware with a geometric pattern or an iconic fridge can be enough to create a retro vibe in your kitchen.…

Go green Nothing says nature like a burst of green. Incorporate the shade into your space with wall colours, tile designs and plenty of plants to enjoy the colour’s zen effect. Be bold Go full-on tropical with one or two elements, such as a feature wall or shower to embrace the vibrant spirit of the look. Ensure the space remains calming by including more muted colours. Pick plants wisely Choose plants that will thrive in hot, humid conditions, such as ferns, bamboo and ivy. If space is limited, hang from the ceiling or set plants on a floating shelf.…

Whether you’re dressing them purely to provide privacy and warmth, or you want to make the window a design feature in itself, there is a huge variety of different materials and styles that you can cleverly use, mix and match to enhance any room. SHEER ELEGANCE Clever use of voile curtains can bring a romantic look to your room. These are best used in a living room or lounge, where you don’t require complete darkness. They’re also a lot less bulky than a lined curtain, which adds to the ethereal look that they help create. Layer different colours to swathe your room in warm light, or opt for sheer white to make the space feel lighter. If privacy is an issue then voile curtains can also work well as a…

Monday Mushroom griddle pancakes Prep and cook time 15 MINS Serves 4 Ingredients * 80g closed-cup mushrooms, roughly chopped * 150g plain flour * 150ml milk * 1 egg * pinch of salt * 1 tsp baking powder * 40g pancetta cubes * 1 courgette, spiralised * 1 lemon, juice and zest * 1 tbsp chilli flakes * 1 garlic clove, very ÿnely sliced * handful of hazelnuts, toasted and roughly chopped * handful of parsley Method 1 Heat some oil in a sauté pan and fry the pancetta with the garlic until both are crisp and golden. Add the courgette spirals, lemon juice and zest, and set aside. 2 Make the pancake batter by whisking together the mushrooms, flour, milk, egg, salt and baking powder. Heat up…

Best buy Fancy a ÿzzy drink? With natural flavours and zero sugar, Upstream sparkling water is guilt-free! Choose from Grapefruit & Bergamot and Pomegranate & Lime among others. Available from Amazon, 99p. QUICK FIX For a vegan chocolate that actually tastes like chocolate, look to Raw Halo whose bars, sweetened with coconut sugar, are sustainably and ethically packaged. Mouthwatering options include Dark & Raspberry and Mylk & Salted Caramel. Prices from £1.10. Fresh find Move over cocktails! To jazz up your spirit of choice try DJ’s Cold Infusion Pockets – with no added sugar or artiÿcial additives. A multipack with six botanical blends is £12.99. Love-Lee Lunch For gourmet noodles in a cup, try Mr Lee’s. With improved flavours and seasoning, these award-winning instant noodles have been updated for the…