Dream Home Australia

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Dream Home Australia
Dream Home Australia.webp
Genre Reality Show
Presented by Chris Brown
Judges
  • Simon Cohen
  • Rosie Morley
  • Lana Taylor
Country of originAustralia
Original languageEnglish
No. of series1
Production
Production company Endemol Shine Australia
Original release
Network Seven Network
Release26 May 2024 (2024-05-26)

Dream Home is an Australian reality television series based on the New Zealand series, Mitre 10 Dream Home , which premiered on 26 May 2024 on Seven Network. [1] The series is hosted by Dr Chris Brown.

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Production

In May 2023, it was announced Australia's Seven Network would be adapting the series, to be produced by Endemol Shine Australia, to air in 2024. [2] [3] In June 2023, it was announced Dr Chris Brown will host the series. [4] [5] In March 2024, buyer's agent Simon Cohen, interior designer Rosie Morley, and Lana Taylor of Three Birds Renovations were announced as series judges. [6] [7]

Teams

Team [8] RelationshipHouse locationOccupationStatus
Brad & MelMarried with children Northcote, Victoria Songwriter/musician & shopping centre delivery manager
Taeler & ElleSisters Watsonia North, Victoria Architect & HR advisor
Hannah & JohnnyNew parents Coorparoo, Queensland Digital marketing & DJ
Rhys & LiamBrothers Deception Bay, Queensland Tradies
Jacinta & JordanMarried with children Punchbowl, New South Wales Brow specialist and tax accountant
Lara & PeterMarried with children Belrose, New South Wales Wedding florist & marine electrician

Series details

The six teams are challenged to transform the interiors of each other's homes. Each house is split over two rounds. In the first round, Three teams are allocated to a home (that do not belong to them) and are given two and a half weeks to renovate the rooms they are allocated based on a design brief given by the homeowners. In the second round, each team must renovate the remaining rooms in each house.

Victoria Houses

Round 1

  • Episodes 1 to 4
  • Airdate — 26 May to 2 June
  • Description — In round 1, three teams head to Taeler and Ellie’s House in Watsonia & Brad and Mel’s house in Northcote. Each team must deliver their first set of rooms based on the homeowners design briefs and deliver the rooms after two and a half weeks. The winners at the end of the round received $5,000.
TeamHouseRooms allocatedScoresTotal
(out of 30)
Running Total
(Round 1)
SimonRosieLana
Hannah & JonnyBrad & Mel’s
(Northcote, VIC)
Living Room & Bedroom Two23.5 / 30
Taeler & EllieBathroom & Bedroom 424.5 / 30
Jacinta & JordanDining Room & Kitchen23 / 30
Rhys & LiamTaeler & Ellie’s
(Watsonia, VIC)
Kitchen, Dining, Pantry & Laundry26 / 30
Lara & PeterLiving Room & Bedroom Two22.5 / 30
Brad & MelMain Bedroom & Bathroom20 / 30

Round 2

  • Episodes 5 to 7
  • Airdate — 3 to 9 June
  • Description — In round 2, the teams head back to Taeler and Ellie’s House in Watsonia & Brad and Mel’s house in Northcote to renovate their second rooms. They must each deliver rooms based on the homeowners design briefs and deliver the rooms after two and a half weeks. The winners at the end of the round received $5,000.

Ratings

Wk.Ep no.Episode titles by stage of seasonAir dateTimeslotNational reach viewers
(millions)
National total viewers (millions)Night rankSource
11Victoria Houses
Round 1

(Brad & Mel’s
and
Taeler & Ellie’s)
Northcote & WatsoniaIntroduction26 May 2024Sunday 7:00 pm2.2530.9502 [9]
2Renovations underway27 May 2024Monday 7:30 pm1.4640.6327 [10]
3Renovations continue28 May 2024Tuesday 7:30 pm1.2720.6028 [11]
4Room Reveals & Scores2 June 2024Sunday 7:00 pm1.9960.8084 [12]
25Victoria Houses
Round 2

(Brad & Mel’s
and
Taeler & Ellie’s)
Introduction3 June 2024Monday 7:30 pm
6Renovations underway4 June 2024Tuesday 7:30 pm
7Room Reveals & Scores9 June 2024Sunday 7:00 pm

Critical reception

An early review from David Knox of TV Tonight said the format isn’t original enough and can be easily compared to House Rules or The Block. [13] An article from Yahoo! stated viewers also found it similar to other renovation series’, however viewers did enjoy the series. [14]

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