Interior Design Masters with Alan Carr

Interior Design Masters with Alan Carr (also known as Interior Design Masters) is a British reality competition television series with series three currently airing on BBC One in eight parts and series four already commissioned for 2023.[2]

Interior Design Masters with Alan Carr
GenreFactual
Directed byDiccon Ramsay
Presented by
2021-present
Country of originUnited Kingdom
Original languageEnglish
No. of series3
No. of episodes24
Production
Executive producers
  • Claire Walls
  • Donna Clark
ProducerEmma Taylor
Production companyDSP
DistributorBanjiay
Release
Original networkBBC One 2022
BBC Two 2019-2021
Original release14 August 2019 (2019-08-14)[1] –
present

Premise

The competition pits 10 interior designers against each other[3] for a chance to win a commercial contract to design a bar at one of London's hotels.[4] Each week, a different challenge is set,[5] designed to test their ability to meet various client briefs in different commercial and residential settings. Across the series, the contenders redesign commercial spaces, from shops to restaurants and salons.[6]

Interior Design Masters was hosted by presenter Fearne Cotton for one series in 2019,[7] and then from 2021 Alan Carr and judged by former Elle Decoration editor-in-chief Michelle Ogundehin.[8] Michelle is joined by a rotating panel of guest judges, dependent on the weekly brief, such as interior stylist Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen, retail expert Mary Portas and home designer Jade Jagger.[9][10]

Series One

Contestants
ContestantAgeOccupationOutcome
Cassie Nicholas 31 Antiques dealer Winner
Frank Newbold 22 Interiors stylist Runner up
Ju DePaula 40 Interiors consultant 3rd place
Nicki Bamford-Bowes 41 Graphic designer 4th place
Kyle Broughton-Frew 28 Design graduate 5th place
Jerome Gardener 25 Restaurant manager 6th place
Verity Coleman 34 Retired army officer 7th/8th place
Terian Tilston 30 Solicitor 7th/8th place
Trish Coggans 54 Social worker 9th place
Jim Biddulph 32 Design writer 10th place

Contestant progress
Contestant12345678
Cassie SAFE BTM4 HIGH SAFE BTM3 WIN WIN Winner
Frank WIN SAFE BTM2 SAFE BTM3 BTM2 BTM2 Runner-up
Ju LOW BTM4 WIN WIN WIN WIN ELIM
Nicki BTM3 SAFE HIGH BTM3 WIN ELIM
Kyle WIN WIN WIN BTM3 ELIM
Jerome BTM3 WIN BTM2 ELIM
Verity WIN WIN ELIM
Terian SAFE BTM4 ELIM
Trish WIN ELIM
Jim ELIM
  The contestant won Interior Design Masters.
  The contestant was the runner-up of Interior Design Masters.
  The contestant received the most positive critiques of the week or making part of winning team.
  The contestant received positive judges' critiques but was ultimately declared safe.
  The contestant received judges' critiques but was ultimately declared safe.
  The contestant received negative judges' critiques but was ultimately declared safe.
  The contestant was on the bottom for that week.
  The contestant was eliminated.

Series Two

Series two returned to BBC Two on Tuesday 2 February 2021, with new presenter Alan Carr and returning series judge Michelle Ogundehin. With 10 new contestants for an eight episode series and week one guest judge was Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen.[11]

Contestants
ContestantAgeOccupationOutcome
Lynsey Ford 36 Architect Winner
Siobhan Murphy 42 NHS worker Runner up
Micaela Sharp 33 Upholsterer 3rd/4th place
Paul Moneypenny 32 Retail manager
Charlotte Beevor 28 Textile designer 5th place
Barbara Ramani 34 Former visual merchandiser 6th place
Peter Grech 33 Former doctor 7th place
Jonathan "Jon" Burns 45 Beauty retail executive 8th place
Amy Wilson 43 Full-time mother 9th place
Mona W 38 Film set designer 10th place

Contestant progress
Contestant 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Lynsey WIN SAFE WIN BTM4 BTM3 SAFE WIN Winner
Siobhan BTM4 WIN WIN BTM4 WIN SAFE SAFE Runner-up
Micaela SAFE BTM4 BTM3 WIN BTM3 SAFE ELIM
Paul SAFE WIN LOW WIN HIGH SAFE ELIM
Charlotte BTM2 SAFE WIN BTM4 ELIM
Barbara BTM4 WIN SAFE ELIM
Peter SAFE BTM4 ELIM
Jon WIN BTM4 ELIM
Amy SAFE ELIM
Mona ELIM
  The contestant won Interior Design Masters.
  The contestant was the runner-up of Interior Design Masters.
  The contestant received the most positive critiques of the week or making part of winning team.
  The contestant received positive judges' critiques but was ultimately declared safe.
  The contestant received judges' critiques but was ultimately declared safe.
  The contestant received negative judges' critiques but was ultimately declared safe.
  The contestant was on the bottom for that week.
  The contestant was eliminated.

Series Three

A third series has been confirmed returning with Alan Carr as presenter, Michelle Ogundehin returning as Head Judge, with guest judges such as Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and Mary Portas returning throughout the series. The series is set to return on Wednesday 9 March 2022 at 9pm on BBC One.[12]

Contestants
ContestantAgeOccupationOutcome
Banjo 35 Cheesemonger & Marketer Winner
Amy 38 Print Designer & Illustrator Runner Up
Paul 52 Visual merchandiser 3rd place
Fran 38 Fashion stylist 4th place
Dean 41 Store Manager 5th Place
Molly 23 Business Administrator 6th Place
Abi 27 Luxecycler 7th/8th Place
Rochelle 34 Team Coordinator 7th/8th Place
Peter 63 Hairdresser 9th Place
Richard 29 Interior Stylist 10th place

Contestant progress
Contestant 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Banjo HIGH WIN BTM2 WIN WIN WIN BTM2 Winner
Amy BTM4 SAFE WIN WIN BTM3 BTM2 WIN Runner-up
Paul BTM4 SAFE SAFE BTM4 WIN BTM3 ELIM
Fran WIN SAFE SAFE BTM4 BTM3 ELIM
Dean SAFE WIN WIN BTM4 ELIM
Molly BTM4 SAFE BTM2 ELIM
Abi SAFE BTM3 ELIM
Rochelle HIGH BTM3 ELIM
Peter WIN ELIM
Richard ELIM
  The contestant won Interior Design Masters.
  The contestant was the runner-up of Interior Design Masters.
  The contestant received the most positive critiques of the week or making part of winning team.
  The contestant received positive judges' critiques but was ultimately declared safe.
  The contestant received judges' critiques but was ultimately declared safe.
  The contestant received negative judges' critiques but was ultimately declared safe.
  The contestant was on the bottom for that week.
  The contestant was eliminated.

Series Four

Currently applications are open for contestants for series four to be aired on BBC One in 2023.[13]

References
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  4. "ALISON ROWAT'S TV WEEK: Interior Design Masters, Succession, Deep Water reviews". HeraldScotland. Retrieved 11 October 2019.
  5. "TV review: Interior Design Masters, BBC Two". The Leader. Retrieved 11 October 2019.
  6. "Interior Design Masters: All you need to know". BT.com. Retrieved 11 October 2019.
  7. "Interior Design Masters - S1 - Episode 1". Radio Times. Retrieved 11 October 2019.
  8. "Designer set to battle it out on new TV show". 9 August 2019.
  9. Darvill, Josh (2 October 2019). "Interior Design Masters contestants, winner, prize and spoilers from BBC Two series". TellyMix. Retrieved 11 October 2019.
  10. Kelly, Tamara (21 August 2019). "What we've learnt so far from watching Interior Design Masters". Ideal Home. Retrieved 11 October 2019.
  11. "Interior Design Masters with Alan Carr".
  12. https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/entertainment/interior-design-masters-season-3-alan-carr-release-date/
  13. https://www.bbc.co.uk/showsandtours/take-part/interior-design-masters-alan-carr
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