'In the hallway, there are two of every animal and Pacman characters,' he said. Mr Doodle calls the hallway Noah's Arcade, with a mix of drawings of animals and Pacman Mr Doodle says it's a perfect place to sit and think. For example, the 'thinking room', also known as the 'cloud room' is filled with doodled clouds with a huge armchair in the centre. 'I feel like it has more of an impact and it's more of my signature style.'Īsked about his inspiration behind each room, Mr Doodle says he didn't find it hard to come up with new ideas.Įach room has it's own theme to suit its purpose. 'My wife, Alena, does all the colouring-in for my doodles, but I wanted the house to be black and white.

Sam Cox and his wife Alena Cox in his Mr Doodle house in Tenterden 'For me, it's really relaxing looking at a room full of doodles and it's really satisfying. 'A lot of people say the rooms would give them a headache or it would be too much for them,' Mr Doodle told KentOnline. The outcome of his two-year project, which he described as 'great fun', is astonishing. He started his doodling in September 2020. The 28-year-old artist bought the house in December 2019 and two months later began renovating it and creating a white space for the canvas. Next we went into the dining room, which displayed an inventive box of 'Doodle Flakes' as well as Mr Doodle-themed shortbread. He is hoping to move in to the unique property in the next couple of weeks Mr Doodle has even created 'Mr Doodle cookies' and 'Doodle Flakes' The incredible kitchen in Mr Doodle's house in Tenterden.

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