The Block homes went up for auction on Saturday, ahead of the highly-anticipated show finale.
And now fans have been offered a glimpse inside the stunning pads, which went under the hammer between a reported $3.2million to $3.4million.
Boasting gourmet kitchens, luxurious master bedrooms and inviting al fresco areas, take a look inside the completed homes.
SARAH AND GEORGE
Will they win? Sarah, 27, and George, 33, hail from Western Sydney and have delivered a perfectly presented 1940s-styled home
Would YOU live here? Pictured is the exterior of their home
Sarah and George Bragias hail from Western Sydney and have delivered a perfectly presented 1940s-styled home.
Their master bedroom is compete with a eye-popping red velvet bed head, colourful wallpaper and a restored original ceiling panel which adds depth and character to the room.
Their master en suite also has a splash of colour, with white and pink tiled walls, concrete-looking floors, a striking black and white bathtub, a double shower and black hard wear.
Showstopping! Their master bedroom is compete with a eye-popping red velvet bed head, colourful wallpaper and a restored original ceiling panel which adds depth and character to the room
Luxurious: Their master en suite also has a splash of colour, with white and pink tiled walls, concrete-looking floors, a striking black and white bathtub, a double shower and black hardwear
Wow: The couple created comfortable guest bedrooms perfect for a stay, complete with an oversized bed and even guest en suites
The couple created comfortable guest bedrooms perfect for a stay, complete with an oversized bed and even guest en suites.
The pair carried on with the pink bathroom theme and tiled the shower walls pink.
The judges described the pink guest en suite as ‘divine.’
Pretty in pink! The pair carried on with the pink bathroom theme and tiled the shower walls pink. The judges described the pink guest en suite as ‘divine’
Fancy: Another guest bedroom is complete with tones of navy and grey and features a plush bed and stunning wall paper
Impressive: Pictured is the pair’s family bathroom, complete with an oversized shower and bathtub
Plenty of room for all the family: Pictured is the pair’s kids’ bedroom, which they styled with a teepee play tent
Perfect for cooking up a storm! They say the kitchen is the heart of the home, and Sarah and George’s space brings new meaning to the saying
They say the kitchen is the heart of the home, and Sarah and George’s space brings new meaning to the saying.
The pair installed a custom-made curved stone island bench in the space, opted for a little bar fridge and an array of ovens and completed the space with a butler’s pantry.
There’s plenty of space for entertaining, with six chairs being placed around the kitchen bench.
The kitchen backs onto the open-plan living and dining area, which is finished with floor to ceiling windows and a cosy fireplace.
Cosy: The kitchen backs onto the open-plan living and dining area, which is finished with floor to ceiling windows and a cosy fireplace
Perfect for lockdown! The pair created a little study nook, complete with green chairs and an ornate rug
In theme! The pair’s powder room features pops of pink and green, tying in with the rest of the house
Gorgeous: The pair went for a wooden stair case and a curved glass door to bring in the old and new parts of the home
Necessities: The couple opted for green and white laundry, but the judges didn’t think the space matched the rest of the home
Being ever so spacious, the home is complete with a modern studio, which has high ceilings, sky lights, and a kitchenette.
Their backyard however is most certainly impressive, and features a wooden deck, a pizza oven and a lap pool.
Judge Darren Palmer said the pool area was styled like a ‘magazine cover.’
Not bad! Being ever so spacious, the home is complete with a modern studio, which has high ceilings, sky lights, and a kitchenette
What an oasis: Their backyard however is most certainly impressive, and features a wooden deck, a pizza oven and a lap pool that judge Darren said was styled like a ‘magazine cover’
HARRY AND TASH
Father and daughter Team Harry and Tash Pavlou created a light and airy home complete with luxe interiors, splashes of green and 1920s-inspired designs.
The master bedroom impressed the judges, thanks to its quirky bird wall paper and plush blue velvet bedhead.
The colourful theme is carried onto the master en suite which is finished with a statement white bathtub and green tiles.
Go team: Father and daughter Team Harry and Tash Pavlou created a light and airy home complete with luxe interiors and splashes of green
Inviting: The facade of their pad is whimsical and offers a stunning landscaped garden and a small verandah
Eye-catching: The master bedroom impressed the judges, thanks to its quirky bird wall paper and plush blue velvet bedhead
Wouldn’t mind a soak in there! The colourful theme is carried onto the master en suite which is finished with a statement white bathtub and green tiles
How relaxing: Pictured is an upstairs bedroom, complete with a green couch and wallpaper
Chic: One guest bedroom was completed with stunning sky lights and oversized white cupboards
Colourful: The guest bathroom featured bright blue tiles and patterned tiles on the floor
One guest bedroom was completed with stunning sky lights and oversized white cupboards, while the guest bathroom featured bright blue tiles.
Harry and Tash’s kitchen is eye-catching and features a while straight island bench and light wooden cupboards, which Neale Whitaker described as almost being ‘perfect.’
Their living and dining room was styled simply but features a stunning fireplace and floor-to-ceiling windows.
Simple: Another guest bedroom was more modest in style, but just as modern
Basic: The upstairs bathroom was yet again simple – and the duo even delivered the room with the wall not being straight
What a house! Harry and Tash’s kitchen is eye-catching and features a while straight island bench and light wooden cupboards, which Neale Whitaker described as almost being ‘perfect’
A place to chill: Their living and dining room was styled simply but features a stunning fireplace and floor-to-ceiling windows
Modern: Pictured is their laundry, but it was missing some space for a broom and mop
Quaint: The duo decked out their studio space with all the necessities and made sure it was filled with plenty of light with skylights
Lavish: The backyard is complete with a fire pit and pool
From the farm to renovations: Farmers Daniel and Jade Joyce were tasked with creating a lavish 1930s-inspired home
DANIEL AND JADE
Farmers Daniel and Jade Joyce were tasked with creating a lavish 1930s-inspired home.
During an episode of the show that aired in August, the pair revealed they went on the series to try and get rid of their debt, which is close to $1million, after bushfires ravaged their farm in South Australia.
They also revealed they were hoping the show would be able to provide them with financial support to look after their six-year-old daughter Isla, who has a rare chromosome disorder.
Why they went on the show: During an episode of the show that aired in August, the pair revealed they went on the series to try and get rid of their debt, which is close to $1million, after bushfires ravaged their farm in South Australia. Pictured is their home on The Block
Fancy: The pair opted for royal blue in the bedroom – with a stunning artwork and colourful bedhead. The room was completed with an art deco chandelier
A sanctuary: The master en suite features a gorgeous black shower, an oversized white bathtub, a mix of tiles and and ornate mirrors
The pair opted for royal blue in the bedroom – with a stunning artwork and colourful bedhead. The room was completed with an art deco chandelier.
The master en suite features a gorgeous black shower, an oversized white bathtub, a mix of tiles and and ornate mirrors.
One bedroom keeps in with the theme of the house and is painted black and white with map wall paper and artwork.
In theme! One bedroom keeps in with the theme of the house and is painted black and white with map wall paper and artwork
Colour: But the pair opted for a pop of pink in their ‘girls room’
Neutral: Another guest room kept to a neutral colour palette of grey and black
Sleek: Another bedroom features a rust colour interior
Wouldn’t mind staying there! One guest en suite featured a stunning mirror
So many rooms: Another bathroom in home featured unique green basins
The judges compared their kitchen bench top to a ‘work of art’ for its curved design, which was custom made. It also features a butler’s pantry.
The couple completed their living and dining area with a curved wall, a statement feature in the space that was a hit with the judges.
Another interesting feature about the home is the oversized study, that doubles as a small lounge room.
Divine: The judges compared their kitchen bench top to a ‘work of art’ for its curved design, which was custom made. It also features a butler’s pantry
A risk that paid off: The couple completed their living and dining area with a curved wall, a statement feature in the space that was a hit with the judges
It’s got everything! Another interesting feature about the home is the oversized study, that doubles as a small lounge room
Lots of storage: The pair created a little attic space for owners
Not bad! Judge Shaynna Blaze found their laundry was a decent size
A bit cramped: Pictured is their studio, with a dining space squeezed next to the bed
Neat: Pictured is their backyard space, which seems warm and inviting. A lap pool is nearby
JIMMY AND TAM
Married ‘battlers’ Jimmy and Tam hail from Brisbane and are fan favourites to win The Block.
They have renovated their home on site with quirky 1950s-style touches and went for a self-described ‘Palm Springs vibe.’
The master bedroom features a fireplace with exposed bricks, stunning pink and grey featured wall paper and a unique wooden bed, with pink furnishings.
The master en suite is every pink lover’s dream and features a double shower with gold hard ware and pink tiles, as well as an abundance of leafy green plants.
Will they take it out? Married ‘battlers’ Jimmy and Tam hail from Brisbane and are fan favourites to win The Block
It fits the brief! They have renovated their home on site with quirky 1950s-style touches and went for a self-described ‘Palm Springs vibe’
What a room: The master bedroom features a fireplace with exposed bricks, stunning pink and grey featured wall paper and a unique wooden bed, with pink furnishings
Picture perfect: The master en suite is every pink lover’s dream and features a double shower with gold hard ware and pink tiles, as well as an abundance of leafy green plants
Striking: Their upstairs guest bedroom features a pink bed and a striking green leaf wall paper
Hit or miss? Their family bathroom caused a stir however, thanks to the bright peach walls. Shaynna dubbed the room the ‘Donald Trump of bathrooms’
Their upstairs guest bedroom features a pink bed and a striking green leaf wall paper.
Their family bathroom caused a stir however, thanks to the bright peach walls.
Shaynna dubbed the room the ‘Donald Trump of bathrooms.’
Sticking to their eclectic style, Jimmy and Tam styled the kitchen with mint green cupboards, a charcoal kitchen top and brass finishings.
Unusual: Sticking to their eclectic style, the pair styled the kitchen with mint green cupboards
What do you think? The judges weren’t too impressed with their living and dining area and thought they needed a dining table
More mint! The pair also opted for mint cupboards in their laundry
Holiday vibes: Pictured is their pool area and stunning mosaic tile design
Perfect for entertaining: The outdoor area is complete with a white table and chairs and a BBQ area
One for tan lovers: The studio has ample space and luxe couches and artwork
LUKE AND JASMIN
Luke and Jasmin were tasked with renovating a house with a 1910s brief.
Their master bedroom is fresh and unique with a statement black-framed bed and a crystal chandelier.
Their master en suite features a curved wall and a stunning black bath and an oversized shower.
No easy feat: Luke and Jasmin were tasked with renovating a house with a 1910s brief
Want to live here? Pictured is their home. The homes on The Block have a $3M price tag
Heavenly: Their master bedroom is fresh and unique with a statement black-framed bed and a crystal chandelier
Lavish: Their master en suite features a curved wall and a stunning black bath and an oversized shower
What a kitchen! In fact, this couple have become known on The Block for their love of curves in their designs. Their wooden and white kitchen features an ample amount of curved lines and was a hit with the judges
In fact, this couple have become known on The Block for their love of curves in their designs.
Their wooden and white kitchen features an ample amount of curved lines and was a hit with the judges.
The pair opted for a white lounge and eye-catching wooden table in their lounge room, which helped make the space look seamless.
Seamless: The pair opted for a white lounge and eye-catching wooden table in their lounge room, which helped make the space look seamless
Stylish: A guest bedroom was complete with a rattan bedhead and VJ panelling
Another curve! One guest bedroom featured a navy curved bedhead
It seems that their studio was a smaller version of their home and featured similar styling and design.
Meanwhile, the pool was compared to a ‘resort’ and dubbed ‘Instagrammable’ by the judges.
The auctions take place on Saturday. The finale takes place on Channel Nine on Sunday.
Sweet: Pictured is a kids’ bedroom in the pad, that has a jungle theme
Expansive: The laundry is oversized and features plenty of amenities and cupboards
Beautiful: Their luxe studio is pictured
One for the influencers: Meanwhile, the pool was compared to a ‘resort’ and dubbed ‘Instagrammable’ by the judges
Source: Daily Mail AU
