In the first episode, the ten contestants are split into two teams and must redesign two show homes, working together to deliver a cohesive end product that impresses the judges and is accessible to prospective buyers.
The nine remaining interior designers take part in a commercial design challenge to transform hotel rooms. Presented by Fearne Cotton, with judge Michelle Ogundehin and guest judge Jade Jagger.
The eight remaining interior designers take part in a challenge to transform shop interiors. Presented by Fearne Cotton, with judge Michelle Ogundehin and guest judge Mary Portas.
The contestants are challenged to design a small studio in a student halls of residence in Leicester, which must allow room for sleeping, studying and socialising. With just two days to complete their makeovers, the competitors need to make the best use of their time to ensure they get their studios finished.
The five remaining contestants take part in a commercial design challenge to transform holiday lodges in the Lincolnshire woods. Split into a team of two and a team of three, the competitors embark on the biggest project of the series so far, designing a bedroom each, along with a shared kitchen-diner and an outdoor area.
The four remaining interior designers take part in a commercial design challenge to transform two restaurants in Bristol, as they look to claim their place in the semi-finals. For the first time, Michelle Ogundehin tells them they will have the chance to meet their clients and see the spaces before taking on the design, but also warns them that she needs to see some individual design flair from each of them, as at the end of the challenge, one designer from the losing team will be leaving the competition.
As the semi-finals get underway, the remaining three contestants go head to head for the first time as they are challenged to redesign an entire hair salon, with industry experts Kelly Hoppen, Sophie Robinson and Abigail Ahern on hand to offer the designers their advice. Judging the finished salons alongside Michelle Ogundehin this week is design legend, Lawrence Llewelyn- Bowen.
The two remaining designers compete in the final of the competition, and are challenged to redesign an entire open plan apartment in Manchester. Before the finalists start the design process, knowing they need to make it count, they head off to Manchester, to see the apartments for the first time. Meeting the homeowners, they realise they must design for the client, but also work hard to put their own design stamp on the properties. With just three days to complete this ambitious challenge, the finalists know they have their work cut out if they're to prove to Michelle that they are the worthy winner. Last in the series.
Ten aspiring interior designers compete in a commercial design challenge to redesign Oxfordshire show homes.
The nine remaining interior designers take part in a commercial design challenge to transform London offices.
The eight remaining interior designers take part in a commercial design challenge to transform a country wedding venue in Sussex.
The six remaining interior designers take part in a commercial design challenge to transform shop interiors.
The five remaining interior designers are challenged to transform beach huts on the Essex coast.
The four remaining designers are challenged to transform two hair salons in Richmond, London. Presented by Alan Carr, with judge Michelle Ogundehin deciding who will go through to the next stage.
The four remaining designers take part are challenged to transform two restaurants in Hebden Bridge.
Having survived seven tough design challenges, the two finalists go head-to-head for the ultimate prize. Awaiting the winner is a career-defining design contract with a boutique hotel in the Lake District. This week, they will be entering into the luxury holiday market, with each given a two-bedroom villa to completely redesign.
Head judge Michelle Ogundehin challenges the contenders to transform upmarket rental flats in Manchester.
The designers are sent to Wotton House in Surrey, a Grade II listed grand hotel. There they must each update a bedroom in their signature style, incorporating a 'British eccentric' twist.
The remaining eight contenders work on four dated common rooms at Gordano School in Bristol, with two to be eliminated after this challenge.
With just six designers left, the competition is hotting up. Arriving at Michelle’s Brighton studio, the designers discover their next challenge. They are off to the cathedral city of Salisbury to transform three very different shops.
This week, the designers arrive in Brighton and find out it’s time to work solo. Michelle tells them to get into the spirit of the staycation, as they’re off to north Wales to a glamping site. With a chance to showcase their individual abilities, they’ll each have a shepherd's hut to transform into a boutique bolthole in the tranquil Welsh countryside.
Just four designers remain to fight it out for a place in the semi-finals. Arriving at Michelle’s studio, they are split into teams of two and given their next challenge - the redesign of two cafes in the seaside town of Margate.
The three semi-finalists are challenged to upgrade luxury holiday lodges in the Cotswolds. They must make their mark with some design flair while keeping in the mind the target market.
Having survived seven tough challenges, this week the two finalists go head-to-head for the ultimate prize. Awaiting the winner is a career-defining contract to design an apartment for an upmarket coastal resort on the Cornish coast.
Ten budding interior designers compete in a London-based makeover challenge. Hosted by Alan Carr.
Working in teams of three, the designers make over three classrooms of a children’s nursery in Oxfordshire.
Each designer must make over a hotel room at a five-star golf and spa resort on the banks of the River Clyde in Scotland.
Working in teams of two, the six remaining designers transform three independent shops in Harrogate.
The five remaining designers set to work on their smallest spaces to date: five 1930s beachside chalets in Eastbourne. Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen is this challenge's guest judge.
Romance is in the air as the quarter-final challenge involves wedding accommodation on the banks of Rutland Water in the East Midlands.
The three remaining designers return to Brighton to discover their penultimate challenge – a hair salon makeover in Bristol.
The remaining two designers go head-to-head to win a life-changing contract to redesign a top London cocktail bar.
A new batch of interior designers show off their signature style by heading to a former Norfolk convent, turning nuns’ cells into bijoux B&B bedrooms before one wins Stand Out Space.
Nine designers are tested on teamwork as they go wild at Chester Zoo, creating three activity centres for schoolchildren, themed around the wildlife of Brazil, India and Madagascar.
The designers are let loose on exclusive hospitality boxes at Ascot Racecourse, with each creating their own personal interpretation of high-end sophistication and luxury.
The designers head to Wales as they pair up to work their magic on three Swansea cafes, with the briefs varying from 'Scandi' to 'Industrial' to 'Home from Home'.
The five remaining designers come up with clever hacks to show potential tenants how to turn Sheffield rental apartments into homely spaces - without losing their deposit.
The designers pair up and hit East Grinstead high street to transform two Grade II listed shops. They need to transform the spaces to impress Mary queen of shops.
The semi-finalists transform dressing rooms at OVO Arena Wembley, and pop princess Sophie Ellis-Bextor joins Michelle to decide who will go through to the final.
For the grande finale, the two finalists head to the magnificent Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire to redesign holiday lodges in the grounds.
Six famous faces join Alan for a fun-filled makeover to raise money by transforming a young carers project in the Midlands before the judges decide who will win Stand Out Space.
