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The Block 2018 Room Reveals: Living and Dining Week In Pictures

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September 10, 2018
After a rough judgement on their last room reveal, Courtney and Hans managed to win this week. Photo: Channel Nine

Missed the judging of last week’s living and dining rooms on The Block? This week’s winners Courtney and Hans delivered the biggest room in The Block’s history, while last week’s winners Hayden and Sara dropped from first to last on the scoreboard.

What did you think of the rooms? Scroll down to see how each contestants’ room scored and judge for yourself:

1. Hans and Courtney – Apartment 2

Final score: 27.5

View Courtney and Hans’ apartment at 2/34 Fitzroy Street, St Kilda.

The biggest living and dining room area took out the top prize this week. Photo: Channel Nine
The biggest living and dining room area took out the top prize this week. Photo: Channel Nine
Courtney and Hans did a better job this week at selecting artwork. Photo: Channel Nine
The judges said Courtney and Hans did a better job at selecting artwork this week. Photo: Channel Nine
Despite the scale of the room, each space still had a cosy, intimate feel. Photo: Channel Nine
Despite the scale of the room, each space still had a cosy, intimate feel. Photo: Channel Nine
Shaynna Blaze loved the emerald and walnut combination of the dining table. Photo: Channel Nine
Shaynna Blaze loved the emerald and walnut combination of the dining table. Photo: Channel Nine

2. Bianca and Carla – Apartment 5

Final score: 27

View Bianca and Carla’s apartment at 5/34 Fitzroy Street, St Kilda.

Bianca & Carla were commended on their pendant light. Photo: Channel Nine
Bianca and Carla were commended for their pendant light. Photo: Channel Nine
The judges were in agreement that the dining area was "the complete package". Photo: Channel Nine
The judges were in agreement that the dining area was “the complete package”. Photo: Channel Nine
The curtains were a big hit. Photo: Channel Nine
The curtains were a big hit. Photo: Channel Nine
Shaynna Blaze said the living area was too "rustic" when compared the the luxurious dining area. Photo: Channel Nine
Shaynna Blaze said the living area was too “rustic” when compared to the luxurious dining area. Photo: Channel Nine

3. Kerrie and Spence  – Apartment 1

Final score: 25

View Kerrie and Spence’s apartment at 1/34 Fitzroy Street, St Kilda.

Kerrie & Spence said it's their favourite room to date. Photo: Channel Nine
Kerrie and Spence said it’s their favourite room to date. Photo: Channel Nine
The judges were concerned about the height of the ceiling. Photo: Channel Nine
The judges were concerned about the height of the ceiling. Photo: Channel Nine
The placement of tables and chairs was spectacular in Darren Palmer's eyes. Photo: Channel Nine
The placement of tables and chairs was spectacular in Darren Palmer’s eyes. Photo: Channel Nine
Shaynna Blaze said she felt like she was sitting in a 90's boardroom. Photo: Channel Nine
Shaynna Blaze said she felt like she was sitting in a 90’s boardroom. Photo: Channel Nine

3. Norm and Jess  – Apartment 4

Final score: 25

View Norm and Jess’ apartment at 4/34 Fitzroy Street, St Kilda.

The coffee table was a hero piece for the room. photo: Channel Nine
The coffee table was a hero piece for the room. photo: Channel Nine
The judges thought this section of the living room was "perfect". Photo: Channel Nine
The judges thought this section of the living room was “perfect”. Photo: Channel Nine
The lighting placement was another highlight of the room. Photo: Channel Nine
The lighting placement was another highlight of the room. Photo: Channel Nine
Shaynna Blaze hated the fireplace placement. Photo: Channel Nine
Shaynna Blaze hated the fireplace placement. Photo: Channel Nine

5. Hayden and Sara  – Apartment 3

Final score: 23

View Hayden and Sara’s apartment at 3/34 Fitzroy Street, St Kilda.

Darren Palmer was a fan of the L-shaped lounge. Photo: Channel Nine
Darren Palmer was a fan of the L-shaped lounge. Photo: Channel Nine
The judges were also a fan of the colour palette. Photo: Channel Nine
The judges were also a fan of the colour palette. Photo: Channel Nine
Neale Whitaker said the room didn't feel "real". Photo: Channel Nine
Neale Whitaker said the room didn’t feel “real”. Photo: Channel Nine
Darren Palmer said the dining table placement interrupted the flow of the space. Photo: Channel Nine
Darren Palmer said the dining table placement interrupted the flow of the space. Photo: Channel Nine
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