DANCING on Ice star Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu and her Love Island boyfriend Davide Sanclimenti have given fans a look inside their lavish home.
Ekin-Su, who was in the first skate-off of the series, has a stunning abode to return to after hours of gruelling training on the ice.
The Love Island duo can unwind in their huge living room, complete with a grey sofa and a huge dinning table.
Ekin-Su, 28, and Davide, 27, have opted for a white and grey theme throughout their home.
The tasteful décor continues into their bedroom with a massive bed and a light-up headboard.
In one photo, the happy couple could be seen affectionately playing with each other on the bed.
In another snap, the loved-up pair showed off their marble dinner table and spacious crushed velvet chairs.
They have put their stamp on the home with simple touches – including a vase and a throw.
The Love Island winners took their relationship to the next level when they moved in together in November.
Ekin-Su shared video around the property, showing off her choice of candles, as well as the couple’s Love Island style yellow beanbag.
“It’s only been a few hours moving in and we have lost the plot,” Ekin-Su joked as she showed off their huge living room space.
The spacious room featured plush cream carpets and cream walls, with ceiling lights and book shelves to one side.
Meanwhile, Davide panned round the kitchen area – which featured white cupboards and countertops with a black back splash.
The monochrome kitchen featured plenty of hanging light fixtures, and the pair looked to have set up a dining table.
“Inaugurating the new home,” Davide wrote over a video of Ekin-Su bringing him a glass of wine to sip at the new table.
An insider said: “It was no secret that Ekin and Davide planned to move in together and they have finally found the perfect place to set up home.
“They were going to be living in Essex, where Ekin has a base, but there decided to move to London in the end.
“Davide has lived in Manchester since moving to England and loved it – but he loves Ekin more and will do whatever it takes to make it work.”
