Previously the master bedroom challenge revealed 5 very impressive rooms and the ensuite bathrooms adjoining this space we’re no exception for the judges.
Luke & Jasmin – 1910’s (TIED WINNERS)
Cash spent: $24 500
Score: 29
Score: 29
Luke and Jasmin pushed the design elements hard this week including The Blocks first ever curved wall adorned with kit-kat tiles and the judges loved it. Features included an expensive stone bathtub, fluted glass screens, brass tapware and arch mirrors all wonderful accents from the era.
Jimmy & Tam – 1950’s (TIED WINNERS)
Cash spent: $18 950
Score: 29 (with bonus point)
Score: 29 (with bonus point)
From being last in the master bedroom challenge the previous week they have moved to equal first by pulling out all stops. The kicker last week was their unusual layout choice where you had to walk through the bathroom to get to the walk in robe- a practical disaster in the planning which they tried to correct. The statement pink tiles and sinks we’re impactful and luxurious, and there was great styling between the bedroom and ensuite creating q cohesive look.
Harry and Tash – 1920’s
Cash spent: $28 450
Score: 28 ½
Score: 28 ½
The judges all loved the use of the beautiful green tiles and felt they we’re the perfect compliment to their guest ensuite. Harry and Tash used three key tiles dark green, a terrazzo and white. They really nailed the elements of the 1920’s this week. From the judges perspective the bath was an impressive feature with Scotty saying “It could not be more appropriate for the era,” Harry and Tash had the winning master bedroom and this was a great match to that standard of design and flair.
Sarah and George – 1940’s
Cash spent: $21 700
Score: 28 ½
Score: 28 ½
Sarah and George used 4 different tiles of soft pink and grey – normally 4 would be too many but they just seem to blend beautifully – Judge Shaynna said… “it works so well … I feel like they have broken the tile rule here and nailed it”.
The judges were also impressed by their smart toilet, double walk in shower and freestanding black tub feature.
“It’s so much more subtle in here, it’s really soft and the palette of that grey and white, it’s really impactful but also really calming”. – judge Darren said.
Daniel & Jade – 1930’s
Cash spent: $27 250
Score: 28
Score: 28
Impressive fishscale tiles and dark marble were two key features of this bathroom full of sophistication along with the statement bath. Walking through a hidden entry to the ensuite the judges were impressed one of them claiming “loved that through-the-looking glass sensation of walking into a jewellery box.”
Week 1 Guest bedroom / Week 2: Guest ensuite / Week 3: Master bedroom / Week 4: Master ensuite / Week 5: Guest bedroom and ensuite / Week 6: Kitchen /