When does Interior Design Masters start? Release date and line-up revealed

FANS of Interior Design Masters will be thrilled to know the show is back for a new series. The show sees 10 talented, up-and-coming designers tackle a range of design challenges and compete to win a life-changing prize. When does Interior Design Masters start? Interior Design Masters sees budding designers confronted with a new commercial […]

FANS of Interior Design Masters will be thrilled to know the show is back for a new series.

The show sees 10 talented, up-and-coming designers tackle a range of design challenges and compete to win a life-changing prize.

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When does Interior Design Masters start?

Interior Design Masters sees budding designers confronted with a new commercial space to transform as they work to impress the judges.

Past series challenges have ranged from shops, offices, show homes and restaurants.

Interior Design Masters will start on March 9, 2022 at 9pm on BBC One.

The first two series aired on BBC Two, but have switched channels, due to the show’s popularity.

You can catch up with episodes on the BBC iPlayer.

Who are the judges of Interior Design Masters?

Former Editor-in-Chief of Elle Decoration magazine, Michelle Ogundehin, reprises her role as Head Judge.

Each week she will enlist the help of design gurus and industry experts as specialist guest judges.

Speaking to the BBC about the new series, Michelle said: “It’s great to be back and I’m really looking forward to discovering even more untapped design talent for Interior Design Masters.”who are yet to be revealed.

Who hosts Interior Design Masters?

The new series will see Alan Carr return as host.

The TV star told the BBC: “I absolutely love presenting Interior Design Masters and am so excited we’re coming back!

“Last year I found out what ‘ombre’ meant, along with understanding ‘the flow’ of a room, so who knows what interiors tips I’ll pick up from the next batch of designers!”

Who is in the line-up of Interior Design Masters?

The show brings together a batch of up-and-coming designers from all walks of life.

The 10 hopefuls are:

• Abi, 27 ,is originally from Birmingham and now lives in London. She is a luxecycler and describes her style as “maximalist kitsch”
• Originally from Ayrshire in Scotland, Amy is 39 and lives in London. She is a print designer and illustrator and describes her design style as sophisticated print.
• Banjo, 36, is from the Isle of Mull and is a cheesemonger and marketer. He describes his style as “playful and wild”. 
• Dean, 41, is a store manager from Reading. He describes his style as “dark and moody”.
• Fran, 38, is a fashion stylist from London. She describes her style as “contemporary bohemian”.
• Molly, 23, is a business administrator from Bedfordshire. She describes her style as “eccentric classic”. 
• Paul, 52, is a visual merchandiser and lives in London. Originally from Fleetwood in Lancashire, he describes his style as “mid-century minimalist”. 
• Peter, 63, is a hair salon owner from Newcastle Upon Tyne. He describes his style as being “style chameleon”. 
• Richard, 29, is from Birmingham and an interior stylist. He describes his style as “abstract colourist”. 
• Rochelle, 34, is a team coordinator from London. She describes her style as ‘modern glamour’.