Inside This Morning presenter Dermot O’Leary’s incredible £3.5m mansion in North London

THE This Morning star Dermot O’Leary is about to celebrate a year of hosting the shows alongside Alison Hammond on Fridays.

And he can do so from his charming North London home, which his often seen on his Instagram account.

The 47-year-old lives in London’s Primrose Hill with wife Dee Koppang, 42, and their baby son Kasper, and the couple clearly have a flare for interior design.

One of the standout features of their home is the statement open staircase, which runs up from the open plan kitchen opposite a panelled window.

At the top of the stairs, exposed brickwork can be seen, while at the bottom logs of wood sit in an alcove.

The house appears to be across more than two floors as another staircase – this time painted white – also features in posts shared by Dermot and wife Dee.

On one floor, double doors open into a room with herringbone wooden floors and retro style furniture, including a circular brass drinks trolley.

A large mirror sits above a statement fireplace, while the couple have created a butterfly picture wall in an alcove.

Meanwhile downstairs in the kitchen, there’s a slight nautical theme, with a funky anchor light on the wall and a retro style cupboard full of cups and glasses.

The white units face a wall of glass floor to ceiling windows which over look their garden.

Light seems to flood into all rooms of the house, with producer and director Dee snapping pictures of her enviable wardrobe in a large dressing room and in the light and airy hallway near the staircase.

Adding a splash of colour to the room is a mustard yellow velvet chair and soft furnishings such as blankets and cushions.

A room at the top of the house appears to have been converted into a home studio for the radio presenter, complete with neon signs, artwork and huge, leafy plants.

The dressing room features a full wall of mirrored panelled wardrobes and a large chest of drawers can be seen at the other end of the room.

While that space is more than likely Dee’s domain, Dermot has put his stamp on another room in the house where he has framed pictures of his work as well as an ‘on air’ sign in a nod to his radio job.

The house certainly has plenty of room for their cats to roam, including Toto, who features in Dermot’s children’s books, Toto The Ninja Cat.

Dermot showed off his stunning home in a livestream charity fundraiser to raise much needed funding for the London Irish Centre.

Introducing his pad to viewers back in July last year, when lockdown was in force, he said: “We’re in my house.

“This is my house, we should be in the London Irish Centre doing a fundraiser but here we are for an evening of song, music and chats with friends.

“A little tour of the house, I’ve tried to make it as Irish as possible without going heavy handed. We have a lot of greenery, we have a picture of (Ernest) Shackleton pushing his boat …

“And there are lots of glasses here where we used to entertain people before the apocalypse.”