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The Block 2018 Room Reveals: Hallway and Laundry Week in Pictures

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September 24, 2018

Missed a huge week of hallway, laundry and power room reveals on The Block? Kerrie and Spence scored a back-to-back win while the other couples struggled with execution and finishing their three rooms.

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

1. Kerrie and Spence – Apartment 1

Final score: 29

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

Shaynna Blaze loved the easy access nook by the front door. Photo: Channel Nine Photo: Channel Nine
The judges said walking into the hallway was like walking into an art gallery. Photo: Channel Nine Photo: Channel Nine
The laundry splashback and smart storage were the highlights of their laundry. Photo: Channel Nine Photo: Channel Nine
Kerrie was complimented on her professional and impeccable styling. Photo: Channel Nine Photo: Channel Nine

2. Bianca and Carla – Apartment 5

Final score: 27.5

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

The judges liked seeing the cabinetry design continued into the hallway. Photo: Channel Nine Photo: Channel Nine
The hallway was described as perfect by Shaynna, but execution could of been better. Photo: Channel Nine Photo: Channel Nine
The powder room basin was a standout for the judges. Photo: Channel Nine Photo: Channel Nine
Darren Palmer said the laundry ticks all the boxes in terms of style and functionality. Photo: Channel Nine 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 mirror and marble shelf combination impressed the judges when they first walked in. Photo: Channel Nine Photo: Channel Nine
Integrating The Gatwick's history into the art wowed the judges. Photo: Channel Nine Photo: Channel Nine
The judges weren't very impressed with the small laundry. Photo: Channel Nine Photo: Channel Nine
Neale and Shaynna thought the powder room was beautiful. Photo: Channel Nine Photo: Channel Nine

4. Courtney and Hans – Apartment 2

Final score: 24

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

Neale described the hallway as being like a museum. Photo: Channel Nine Photo: Channel Nine
The couple's choice of artwork was praised by the judges. Photo: Channel Nine Photo: Channel Nine
The laundry ticked the box, but was missing the luxury factor. Photo: Channel Nine Photo: Channel Nine
The powder room was all glamour. Photo: Channel Nine Photo: Channel Nine

5. Hayden and Sara – Apartment 3

Final score: 18

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

The step lights and light behind the art were praised by the judges. Photo: Channel Nine Photo: Channel Nine
'They get some things so right, and other things so wrong' said Neale on the hallway. Photo: Channel Nine Photo: Channel Nine
The couple redeemed themselves with their laundry. Photo: Channel Nine Photo: Channel Nine
The powder room was at 'a new level of unfinished'. Photo: Channel Nine Photo: Channel Nine
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