The Great Interior Design Challenge

Three amateur designers must redesign three living rooms belonging to one family in neighboring 17th century cottages in the Cotswolds.

Architectural Historian Tom Dyckhoff presents a search for untapped interior design talent.

Amateur designers take on the open-plan living and dining rooms of three Victorian terraced houses in the heart of London's East End.

Three amateur designers must update a crooked bedroom in three grand medieval homes in Lavenham, Suffolk, for a place in the second round.

Three designers must transform three bedrooms in a row of terraced fishermen's cottages while on a tight budget and schedule.

The designers must update three identical living rooms in the town of Welwyn Garden City.

The designers must redesign three 21st century Eco Homes in Greater London using materials sympathetic to the eco ethos.

Amateur designers work in workers' cottages on a Dutch-influenced crescent in the model village, Port Sunlight.

Three amateurs redesign the master bedroom of three 1930s Hollywood-inspired apartments in West London.

The designers must transform three awkwardly sized bedrooms in Kent.

Architectural Historian Tom Dyckhoff presents a search for untapped interior design talent.

The designers must transform three reception rooms in houseboats on the River Thames.

Designers have three days to redesign quirky, open-plan rooms in an architecturally significant 1960s housing complex.

The designers must redesign three double-height reception rooms in an Edwardian school while on a budget and tight schedule.

Four designers must each redesign a reception room in Edinburgh's historic tenements, but only two can go through to the final.

To win the title each designer must complete their final challenge; but this time it isn’t just one room scheme, but three rooms each in a Stately Home.