THE ZETA CLONES

FANS are queuing up to copy movie star Catherine Zeta Jones - after her new kitchen went on show in a shop window.

Catherine, 35, is being ultra-secretive over the interior of her new 1.3million pad in her home city of Swansea.

But now everyone can keep up with the Zeta Joneses.

Her farmhouse-style kitchen has gone on display in the window of Oxford Street Kitchens in the centre of the city.

Owner Paul Wright said: "I am not at liberty to say how much it cost but it is top of the range.

"Now that people know it's Catherine's kitchen everyone will want one."

The cream-coloured kitchen is part of the shop's Shucknell range which is built exclusively to order. The star is also having a granite work surface made specially for it.

Catherine's parents Dai and Pat will move into the six-bedroomed house in a gated development in Mumbles. But Catherine, husband Michael Douglas, 59, and their children Dylan, three, and Carys, one, will use the house while in Wales. The actress has supported local craftsmen during the build and had a sweeping Dynasty-style staircase built by Strasdin Joinery of Trostre, Swansea. Owner Rosetta Strasdin said: "Catherine is a lovely person."

But despite choosing local firms the project has been plagued with problems. Building is months behind schedule and the garage built for Dai's Jaguar car is too small. A workman on the site said: "It's been a bit of a nightmare but should look great when they finally move in."

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