Alicia Florrick's Dining Room: The Good Wife

1. Botanical prints, £20 each.

2. Chandelier, £331.60.

3. Wall lights, £43.20 and £16.

4. Two seater sofa, £549.

5. Cushion fabric, £33.50/m.

6. Mahogany dining table.

7. Mahogany dining chairs.

8. Rug, £161.49.

9. Table lamp, £85. 

10. Floor, £34.58/sq m.

The Good Wife is a legal and political drama series set in Chicago, which follows the life and career of Alicia Florrick (Julianna Margulies). The series kicked off in 2009 with Alicia's husband, Peter (Chris Noth), State's Attorney of Cook County Illinois, being involved in a sex and corruption scandal - and faces jail time. Alicia must now provide for her family, so returns to work as a litigator in a law firm. Now in its seventh and final series, I'm sure going to miss it - not just for the clever storylines but Alicia's seriously sophisticated Chicago apartment. No matter what her day's been like, the last thing she does is relax with a glass of red in her kitchen.

Here's a recap of Season 1 for all those who love it as much as I do (if you haven't watched it before and plan to, maybe give this a swerve as it gives a fair amount away!):

If you love The Good Wife, you'll love Scandal, too.

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1. Leaf cushion in Crewel fabric, £90.36/m.

2. French ticking linen fabric, £45/m.

3. Decorative shells, £1.99.

4. Hurricane lantern vase, £22.

5. Stripe rug, £378.

6. Ottoman, £213.99.

7. Gold tray, £30.

8. Cream sofa, £649.

9. Artificial hydrangea, £30.

10. Decorative conch shell, £5.45.

John Lewis is a great place to start if you love this Hamptons-meets-Paris look. Here are some of my favourite pieces:

Diane Keaton plays dramatist Erica Barry who loves strolling along the beach collecting white pebbles for her Hampton home in between script writing. She adores all things French so styles her home by combining nautical accents with crisp white French classics. Everything's stylish and in order - until ultimate bachelor Harry (Jack Nicholson) turns up, has a heart attack in her home and is sofa-bound. It's a hilarious love story with amazing decor: a classic Nancy Meyers flick.  

The soundtrack makes the best Sunday morning kitchen music.
Best enjoyed with a coffee and croissant.