Interior Design Masters

Ten aspiring interior designers transform five luxury London apartments in pairs, with one in charge of the open-plan kitchen-living room, while the other takes control of the bedrooms.

The designers make over different classrooms of a children's nursery in Oxfordshire - one for babies, one for toddlers and another for three to five-year-olds.

The designers head to Scotland for their next challenge, making-over a hotel room at a five-star golf and spa resort with just two days and a budget of £2,000.

The designers work in pairs to transform three independent shops in Harrogate, North Yorkshire, on a budget of £3,000 in just two days.

The designers each have two days, a painter, a carpenter and £1,000 to transform a 1930s beach chalet to fit their different briefs. Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen joins as a guest judge.

In the quarter-final of the competition, the designers are split into teams of two to makeover two wooden lodges used as wedding accommodation on the banks of Rutland Water.

The designers work alone to transform hair salons in Bristol. With each salon giving a different brief and a budget of £3,000, the designers have their work cut out for them.

The two finalists are challenged to make over two pubs in a busy tourist hotspot in Brighton, with the winner working on an upmarket cocktail bar in London.