The Block Octagon: Dining and foyer room reveals

2nd Nov, 2015

3 Nov 2015

Whitney and Andy took out the win on The Block Octagon last night with the reveal of their dining and foyer area. They scored 26/30.

It was difficult to judge the rooms last night as only 2 teams really finished, so I personally don’t think the scores really showed the real winners this week.

Whitney and Andy’s room did nothing for me. Sorry guys! I really didn’t like any of it. I know their budget was low this week and you can really tell with the under-styling.

Shop Whitney and Andy’s look here…

Artwork

Bowl

Dining Table

Pendant

Caro and Kingi were 2nd place with 25.5/30. They did manage to finish their rooms and as usual they stuck to their industrial-render-wallpaper feel.

The table was cool – I liked that. The singer sewing machine style console wasn’t my favourite. Didn’t like the mirror and that pot was weird!

Pot

Console

Dining Chair

Dining Table

Dean and Shay should have been the winners I think. But they didn’t manage to quite finish so they were awarded 3rd place with 21/30.

It was understated, appealing and fresh. Their table was a winner. So was the chandelier.

Table styling was awesome – loved it!

Snatch a good buy with some of Dean and Shay’s items below…

Chandelier

Chair

Table

Plant Stand

Luke and Ebony scored 19/30. The judges loved it and said they probably would haven won if they’d finished. I didn’t like it much though. Did you?

However, the artwork is great and I the pendant was cool.

You can shop Luke and Ebony’s room here…

Artwork

Console

Dining Table

Chandelier

Suzi and Vonni were last this week with a scored of 16/30. The judges were not sure where their styling is heading as it’s getting a little wishy-washy. I love the pendant, but that’s South Hampton’s style, so not sure where that fits in to their casino feel?

But I didn’t think the room was as bad as the judges thought. It was better than the winners I think! The table was amazing! Would the position of the table worry you? The judges thought having it horizontally was bad because some people won’t see the view? I thought aesthetically for the room it worked better.