TO CELEBRATE Mother's Day this Sunday (March 11) a model and her mum have teamed up to share their vintage-inspired decor secrets, writes Gabrielle Fagan.

Interiors and fashion designer Pearl Lowe, 47, and daughter Daisy, 29, are known for their shared sense of style, which goes beyond their wardrobes to their homes.

Pearl and Daisy opened their bedroom doors to show off their remarkably similar taste as part of the Hillarys Mother's Day Design Challenge, to dream up the perfect boudoir. The interiors company challenged the pair to each make over a bedroom in their own homes using curtains and blinds from its collections.

Fashion model Daisy says she is happy to acknowledge "Mum knows best" when it comes to interiors.

"My mum's an amazing designer," she said. "She's certainly passed her sense of style onto me. We're very much on the same wavelength. She has impeccable taste and her home is like taking a walk through a golden age of interior design. Art deco, Victoriana and boho vie for attention in every room. She has this unique ability to create a look that's rooted in the past but still feels contemporary and fresh."

Pearl says she just as much a fan of her daughter's look. "Daisy has a wonderfully eclectic style in her fashion and brings this into interiors," she said. "We love going to antique fairs together to source furniture for our respective homes. It's exciting, you never know what treasures you're going to find. It's lovely swapping ideas and being inspired by each other."

If you are wondering how to achieve this dreamy look in your own home, read on to discover the mother-daughter duo's style secrets...

- Present it like Pearl

Pearl's home is a glorious, sprawling 11-bedroom Georgian country house in Somerset. She describes its decor as "a bit Miss Havisham" but with a nod to the glamorous Twenties mixed with a Seventies feel.

"I've always had a similar style," said Pearl. "But living in Somerset has given me access to many more antique dealers and flea markets, so I can find considerably more variety and the painted Rococo furniture that I'm so fond of."

She added: "I love being surrounded by pieces that tell a story. We live in such a throwaway world, it's comforting to surround yourself with furniture and objects that have a history."

As for Pearl's favourite trends for 2018, she said: "Glittery golds, saturated hues, super-bold colour pops, fringing details on everything from cushions to throws, and gelato pastels are all strong themes. Small-scale prints are a key design trend, and as I'm completely obsessed with ditsy floral and pastel paisley- printed wallpaper, this makes me very happy."

- Do it like Daisy

Daisy's home is a three-bedroom Victorian terrace in London, and she describes the decor as having a more pared-back feel than her previous abodes because she wanted to conjure a "calm, relaxing setting, made interesting with textures and a few antique pieces".

She explained: "I like traditional pieces, although as I'm getting older I'm more about blending both modern and vintage decor, for a clean, relaxed and neutral aesthetic.

"My colour scheme is sky blue, ivory and classic French navy, with metallic touches to bring a warm, luxe feel. I wanted it to be chic but sophisticated with a pastoral country feel.

"I've gone for lots of different cosy textures - sheepskin, quilted items, linen - so it's all very tactile. For the windows, I've chosen to mix a couple of prints together. I love the surprising combination of the ticking fabric with the toile."

Daisy, a former Strictly Come Dancing contestant, added: "My taste is very much based around vintage, antique and old things - I love key antique pieces. They make me happy when I look at them. I have an original 18th century chest of drawers. I love combining colour, pattern and texture and, for me, layering - with lush fabrics and lots of cushions - is essential to make an inviting space."

For more inspiration, visit hillarys.co.uk