Hannah explained: "I try to keep the budget as low as possible. It's shabby chic, lots of pink and full of childhood." Hannah, who lives in Los Angeles, California, US, had an "epiphany" when she painted her wall pink. She said the colour made her feel "safe" and inspired her to create a life-sized dolls house. Hannah said: "I put my heart and soul into it. I love mixing all things pink with shabby chic and 80s furniture." She expressed: "I love finding and wearing vintage, princess gowns and punk princess. It feels so me. It's such a powerful colour. It makes you feel so good and comforted."

Spencer is fully supportive of Hannah's vision. She said: "Spencer is a lover and supporter of the pink. I'm so blessed he is OK with me painting the walls pink. He really sees the vision." Now, Hannah is painting every room pink and finding vintage items like a heart-shaped bathtub with the help of her fiance, Spencer Ross, 30, a bike technician. Her love for pink also shows in her clothes as she loves wearing princess dresses and vintage outfits to match her house. They're planning on creating a 'man cave' area in the house for Spencer to fit his "chilled skater vibes". Hannah also loves to dress to match her house. Hannah, an interior designer and freelance content creator, said: "When I dress up I love to match my home. It's so much more fun being confident." She has always loved pink and Barbie growing up but became obsessed with the colour while experimenting with paint shades.