When Bridget Jones' Borough Market flat first hit our screens in the early 2000s, it's safe to say we were enamoured. What could be better than her eclectic single-woman flat? An equally colourful Victorian terraced house in Hampstead, of course.
While the film shows the entirety of the cluttered yet stylish home, the kitchen is the real star of the show. It's the background to some of the most important scenes in the movie and is often seen functioning as the spot where Bridget and her children come together for meals, homework and the all-important kitchen disco.
