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The Block 2018 Room Reveals: Master en suite week in pictures

August 27, 2018

Missed the judging of last week’s master en suites on The Block? The judges praised the use of marble, herringbone tiling and terrazzo across the five bathrooms, but were not a fan of the darker colour schemes.

Here’s how each contestants’ guest bedroom scored:

1. Kerrie and Spence – Apartment 1

Final score: 27.5

The judges loved the couple's styling improvement. Photo: Channel Nine
The judges loved the couple’s styling improvement. Photo: Channel Nine
Neale Whitaker loved the herringbone tiling. Photo: Channel Nine
Neale Whitaker loved the herringbone tiling. Photo: Channel Nine
Despite reducing the size of the bathroom from the original plans, the judges believed the room was a good size. Photo: Channel Nine
Despite reducing the size of the bathroom from the original plans, the judges believed the room was a good size. Photo: Channel Nine

2. Bianca and Carla – Apartment 5

Final score: 27

Bianca & Carla included face-level storage, after feedback from the judges on their previous bathroom. Photo: Channel Nine
Bianca & Carla included face-level storage, after feedback from the judges on their previous bathroom. Photo: Channel Nine
The bathroom was described as calming. Photo: Channel Nine
The bathroom was described as calming. Photo: Channel Nine
The pair were complimented on their paired back styling. Photo: Channel Nine
The pair were complimented on their paired back styling. Photo: Channel Nine

3. Courtney and Hans – Apartment 2

Final score: 24

John McGrath said the terrazzo may polarize potential buyers. Photo: Channel Nine
John McGrath said the terrazzo may polarize potential buyers. Photo: Channel Nine
The judges loved how the bath and sinks complimented each other. Photo: Channel Nine
The judges loved how the bath and sinks complimented each other. Photo: Channel Nine
Shaynna Blaze felt that the couple should of extended the bench space to make the most of the large room. Photo: Channel Nine
Shaynna Blaze felt that the couple should of extended the bench space to make the most of the large room. Photo: Channel Nine

4: Norm and Jess – Apartment 4

Final score: 23

Jess & Norm had the smallest ensuite of all five teams. Photo: Channel Nine
Jess & Norm had the smallest en suite of all five teams. Photo: Channel Nine
The bathroom's feature was its use of marble. Photo: Channel Nine
The bathroom’s feature was its use of marble. Photo: Channel Nine
Shaynna Blaze was not impressed with the scaling of the basins and shower. Photo: Channel Nine
Shaynna Blaze was not impressed with the scaling of the basins and shower. Photo: Channel Nine

5. Hayden and Sara – Apartment 3

Final score: 22

While their first impression was positive, the judges felt the room was not cohesive. Photo: Channel Nine
While their first impression was positive, the judges felt the room was not cohesive. Photo: Channel Nine
Neale Whitaker described the room as "drab". Photo: Channel Nine
Neale Whitaker described the room as “drab”. Photo: Channel Nine
The bath was the hero of the room. Photo: Channel Nine
The bath was the hero of the room. Photo: Channel Nine
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