If there’s one thing The Block has taught me this year, it’s that a little interior styling inspiration can go a very long way.
From dreamy coastal bathrooms and hotel-worthy bedrooms to oversized living spaces and seriously impressive outdoor entertaining areas, the Blockheads have delivered some pretty incredible rooms throughout season 22.
And while most of us don’t have the same renovation budgets (or access to a team of tradies) as the contestants, that doesn’t mean we can’t borrow a little inspiration from their winning designs.
With Black Friday sales officially underway, I’ve been keeping an eye out for furniture and homewares that capture the look of some of this season’s best rooms – while they’re on sale.
So, I’ve rounded up the winning rooms from each week of The Block 2026 and how to recreate their look for less.
Brands on sale right now:
- Up to 50% off at Freedom
- Up to 60% off at Temple & Webster
- 25% off storewide at Adairs
- Up to 50% off at Mocka
- 20-50% off at Lounge Lovers
- Up to 50% off at Miss Amara
- 40% off (almost) everything at Sheridan
The Block 2026: Shop the winning rooms

Week 1: Courtney and Sev’s sophisticated guest bedroom
Courtney and Sev kicked off the season with a sophisticated guest bedroom, featuring a DIY ruched fabric bedhead with marble capping, a timber ceiling and mushroom-toned finishes. The judges loved the mix of textures and the way they created a warm, luxurious space.
The look to recreate: Think upholstered bedheads, warm timber, plush bedding and layered neutral tones.

Week 2: Courtney and Sev’s luxurious family bathroom
The two secured back-to-back wins with their luxurious family bathroom, which featured marble benchtops, oyster rainbow wall tiles and a huge skylight. The judges loved the five-star hotel feel and the way the natural materials brought warmth and light into the space.
The look to recreate: Marble-look accessories, statement tiles, brushed metallic finishes and fluffy white towels.

Week 3: Lisa and Rosco’s coastal main bedroom and walk-in robe
Lisa and Rosco took out their first win with a relaxed coastal-inspired main bedroom and walk-in robe. Featuring lime plaster finishes, soft neutral tones and pops of colour, the space impressed the judges with its balance of minimalism, warmth and texture.
The look to recreate: Limewash-inspired finishes, natural textures, sandy tones and relaxed linen bedding.

Week 4: Rick and Tayla’s coastal main ensuite
Rick and Tayla secured their first win with a beautiful coastal-inspired ensuite. Using the same tiles across the walls and floor, the pair created a seamless, cohesive space that the judges praised for its simplicity and beachy feel.
The look to recreate: Natural stone finishes, matching tiles, timber accessories and soft white towels.

Week 5: Adam and Jolene’s living, dining and alfresco
Adam and Jolene finally claimed their first win with their living, dining and alfresco spaces. A custom-built Christian Cole dining table seating 10 was the standout, while warm colours, rich textures and an oversized mirror helped bring the entertaining space together.
The look to recreate: Statement dining tables, sculptural chairs, oversized mirrors and warm-toned accessories.

Week 6: Courtney and Sev’s hotel-inspired guest suite
Courtney and Sev returned to the top with a guest suite that felt more like a boutique hotel. Alongside a beautifully styled bedroom, the pair incorporated a kitchenette with a coffee machine, fridge and sink, with the clever layout impressing the judges.
The look to recreate: An upholstered bedhead, matching bedside tables, statement lamps and quality bedding.

Week 7: Adam and Jolene’s showstopping kitchen
Adam and Jolene delivered a standout kitchen, pantry, powder room and lift, earning the first perfect 10 of the season. The judges loved the statement stone island, clever layout and floor-to-ceiling mirror, which helped make the space feel even more luxurious.
The look to recreate: Statement kitchen stools, pendant lighting, stone-inspired finishes and decorative countertop accessories.

Week 8: Courtney and Sev’s luxe rumpus room and laundry
Courtney and Sev impressed the judges with their rumpus room, which featured a clever TV cabinet with sliding doors that could hide the screen when not in use. The combination of clever storage, comfortable styling and thoughtful details made it a standout.
The look to recreate: An oversized sofa, textured rugs, warm lighting and stylish entertainment units.

Week 9: Courtney and Sev’s kids’ bedroom and living and dining redo
Courtney and Sev took home both wins in Week 9. Their kids’ bedroom was designed to grow with the family, while their living and dining redo featured a statement fireplace, oversized coffee table and mirror. The latter earned the first perfect score of the season.
The look to recreate: For the bedroom, look for timeless furniture and playful neutral styling. For the living room, think statement mirrors, oversized coffee tables and cosy furnishings.

Week 10: Adam and Jolene’s outdoor living and pool area
Adam and Jolene took their entertaining outdoors, creating an impressive space complete with a pool, sauna and fully equipped outdoor kitchen. The judges loved how the area extended the home’s living space and captured that resort-style lifestyle.
The look to recreate: Outdoor lounge furniture, large dining settings, ambient lighting and weather-resistant accessories.


Week 11: Adam and Jolene and Courtney and Sev’s backyard and garage
It was the first tie of the season, with both pairs taking home the win for their backyard and garage reveals. Both teams impressed with their landscaping and clever entertaining features, including bespoke wine storage.
The look to recreate: Stylish outdoor furniture, statement wine fridges, garden lighting and oversized planters.

Week 12: Rick and Tayla’s front yard and facade
Rick and Tayla finished the room reveals on a high, winning over the judges with their front yard and facade. A striking concrete water feature and a 30-year-old Buxus Cloud Tree were standout features, creating a polished and welcoming first impression.
The look to recreate: Structured greenery, oversized planters, water features and stylish outdoor lighting.













































