Peter and Lara were in charge of the facade, enhancing the street appeal and setting the home's tone. The judges loved the timber cladding, saying it perfectly nailed the Scandi-meets-Australia vibe, giving it a cosy ski lodge feel. Our Lilly Bollard Spike highlighted the landscaping, drawing attention to the path leading to the front door. 

In the hallway, Peter hand-cut wood pieces until 3:30 in the morning to create the timber-clad look, which extended the facade’s design into the interior. The MFL Thames wall lights, with their charcoal details, seamlessly connected the exterior to the hallway, enhancing the cohesive design. 

Brad and Mel transformed Ellie’s master bedroom and walk-in robe into an all-in-one space, controversially opting for no doors between the two areas. Despite the tiny footprint, they embraced the challenge with grand features that define the space. Open shelving, an island bench display with LED strip lights, and a Helix pendant above the bench create a sense of openness and luxury. Osten wall brackets on either side of the bed add a touch of decadent elegance.

Tradie brothers Rhys and Liam tackled the ensuite bathroom with what host Chris Brown called a “brave” move by choosing not to install a door to separate it from the bedroom and walk-in robe. Judge Lana described the result as “delectable.” Luxurious tiles added to the upscale finish. Though the lack of a door in the ensuite is a bit unconventional, the small space held a lot. 

Taeler and Ellie redid the facade of the home, honoring its heritage style with a contemporary refresh. The judges were "obsessed," and Rosie remarked that this is exactly how it should be done, respecting the home's history. Bollard lights illuminated the path to the front door, which was flanked by Yamba wall brackets on either side, enhancing the welcoming and elegant entrance. 

Hannah and Johnny infused opulence into the brand-new ensuite, incorporating Orion wall lights for a touch of understated luxury. Strip lighting was strategically placed throughout, enhancing the ambience. 

Hannah and Johnny took on the heritage hallway, focusing on maintaining the home's classic style. The judges were impressed with the bright, luxurious space and admired the detail in the Elora pendant and Amore wall brackets. Although they were a bit confused by the mix of styles, the lights contributed significantly to the opulence of the hallway. 

Hannah and Johnny also designed a teenage girl's bedroom, incorporating a statement Bianco pendant in ribbed white and MFL Gypsum wall lights. The room, tailored for a 14-year-old, featured rich detailing, showing thoughtful consideration for the teenage girl occupying the space.

For the 12-year-old's bedroom, the judges had mixed feelings about the colour palette. However, they admired the Koralky pendant in French grey, which added a stylish touch. The room was colour-blocked in purple, balanced out by elegant neutrals such as the Margot lamp.