The Block 2021: Hallway, Laundry and Powder Room Reveal

Powder rooms, laundries and hallways… welcome to The Block’s infamous Hell Week where all the connecting spaces for the homes are finally finished to bring the houses together.

With some houses bigger than others, some embracing open plan while others want separation, it’s going to be a very different week for each team!

The Block 2021 Hallway, Laundry & Powder room reveals:

Kirsty & Jesse

Score: 29 ½/30

Spent: $44,428

First Place


Congratulations to Kirsty and Jesse for taking out hellweek on The Block revealing an incredible amount of completed rooms. 

With a sleek hi-tech lock on the glass-panelled front door, a bench seat just inside for preparing to head out or in, a fun shell chandelier, in-floor lamps highlighting arches Jesse and Kirsty’s main hallway brought a contemporary take to their Hamptons style and the perfect entry to their home. “So welcoming!” Neale said as the judges walked in, stopping to admire the powder room that is a full-size bathroom, a functional laundry with side access storage galore and tiled splashbacks. Impressed? They certainly were!

 
The main hallway brought a contemporary take to their Hamptons style and the perfect entry to their home.

The powder room that is a full-size bathroom!

Jesse and Kirsty created a functional laundry with side access storage galore and tiled splashbacks

Shop Kirsty and Jesse's beautiful hallway, laundry and powder room online here.

Ronnie & Georgia

Score: 29 /30

Spent: $37,418

Second Place



Ronnie and Georgia’s gallery entrance hall, dripping with beautiful artworks and styling.

If anything was going to make a statement, it was Ronnie and Georgia’s gallery entrance hall, dripping with beautiful works from artists including Jai Vasicek and Lizzy Stageman and with Gyprock finished to a flawless level five finish. “It just sings, doesn’t it!” Darren said as the judges walked down the sun-soaked (thanks to a string of VELUX Skylights) corridor and into the living room. Next to impress was the steel-frame door separating the living area from the bedroom hall – again dripping art – with a loft storage area above, followed by a laundry that ticked all the boxes.

 
Lizzy Stageman took Ronnie and Georgia's hallway walls to the next level!






Ronnie and Georgia delivered a laundry that ticked all the boxes.

View Ronnie and Georgia's incredible art gallery hallways and laundry and shop all the stunning pieces online.



Mark & Mitch

Score: 26 ½ /30

Spent: $25,092

Third Place


Mitch and Mark created well-planned and well-executed spaces that was definitely something for the judges to love.

A glass floor in the hall to bring light downstairs, beautiful artwork above, and a hallway that smoothly and effectively separates the living and sleeping areas of the house, this was a well-planned and well-executed space that was definitely something for the judges to love – especially when they realised it led to a full-size pantry, something they’d searched for but failed to find back in kitchen week! Next surprise was the versatile, fully equipped laundry with garage access offering an impromptu mudroom and more storage, to complete the home. It all added up, Neale said, for a “pretty damn good” way to tie things together.



Mitch and Mark used a spectacular glass floor in the hall to bring light to their basement.


The versatile, fully equipped laundry with garage access offering an impromptu mudroom and more storage.

A great choice of hallway runner and artwork again by the boys.

 
View Mitch and Mark's hallway and laundry space and shop all the stunning furniture and styling items HERE.

Tanya & Vito

Score: 25/30

Spent: $34,138

Fourth Place


Tanya and Vito continued with their colourful and quirky style during the infamous Block hellweek.

With a huge aluminium and glass door to separate the living room from the hallway while still bringing light to a small, but functional office and an art-lined corridor with its own powder room this was the ideal way, the judges said, to separate the home’s spaces. A switchboard cover on display brought them down, as did a polarising mirror that might be a bit too much for some, but into the laundry and Shaynna at least was smiling again at the ample storage.

Tanya painted 'Sowing Seeds'  using her creativity to add her own personal touch to the hallway.


Tanya and Vito created a functional office and an art-lined corridor.




Is the powder room mirror a bit too polarising?




The laundry space had Shaynna smiling with ample storage.
 

View Tanya and Vito's revealed spaces and shop all the details online here.

Josh & Luke

Score: 18 ½/30

Spent: $29,504

Last Place


Josh and Luke made the most of hellweek to tie their home together… At least the parts they managed to finish!

It took a lot of work – and a lot of argument from the judges – but after flipping spaces and fixing the layout, Josh and Luke made the most of Hellweek to tie their home together… At least the parts they managed to finish! The main hallway with six doors leading off it, a powder room that was still to be completed disappointed, but the laundry at the end was worth the trip, a spacious, well-appointed room deemed one of the best the twins had delivered.

 
The laundry was deemed one of the best rooms the twins had delivered.


A powder room that was still to be completed disappointed the judges.

View Josh and Luke's hallway and laundry rooms online in detail here.

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