The new Channel Seven television series Dream Home Australia, hosted by Dr. Chris Brown, will launch “soon”. The show will follow six pairs (a total of twelve candidates) as they battle for their ‘dream home’ and a $100,000 cash prize by renovating each other’s homes room by room.
Judges Lana Taylor of Three Birds Renovations, award-winning interior designer Rosie Morley, and top buyer’s agent Simon Cohen will guide the candidates through the renovations before analyzing and grading each new area in the gorgeous residences.
Consider combining The Block and House Rules. Before Dream Home Australia airs, however, let us introduce you to the contestants who will compete in the Dr Chris Brown-led competition.
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Lara and Peter
Lara and Peter, a Sydney couple, purchased a house with big ambitions to renovate it. However, the present cost of living crisis, as well as rising mortgage rates and high construction expenses, derailed their plans to renovate their dilapidated property.
“Everything is becoming increasingly expensive. “It’s a constant battle to keep what you have,” adds Peter.
As a result, both Lara and Peter work around the clock to keep their heads above water. However, as finalists in Dream Home Australia, they are delighted to see their house transformed into the dream home they have always desired.
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Brad and Mel
Brad and Mel, a Melbourne couple with four children, are prepared to take on Dream Home Australia. “We thought about our future and our children and saw this as an opportunity of a lifetime, so we took a punt and applied,” the pair said.
Despite financial obstacles caused by the epidemic and a lack of restoration skills, they dream of a better home for their family, with Mel revealing her vision for her Dream Home. “Open concept with plenty of natural light, adequate storage, and clutter-free. Most importantly, it is packed with family and friends.
Taelar and Elle
Taelar and Elle, Victorian sisters, are the hidden weapons of Dream Home Australia. Taelar is an architectural graduate and a professional house flipper, which the dynamic couple hopes to capitalize on.
They will be restoring the Watsonia North home that Elle and her boyfriend, Brody, bought in 2022, and she is delighted about what this restoration implies for her future. Elle says:
“My life is completely transformed, Because of this…my partner and I can plan a wedding; we can have kids because we’ll have a house ready to go to kick start that next stage of our lives.”
Hannah and Jonny
New parents from Queensland. Hannah and Jonny are filming Dream Home Australia for their 10-month-old twins Goldie and Theodore and have been wanting to perform DIY renovations on their own home for a while.
“We got to a point with our DIY renovation journey where we had no more money or time to do any more renovations ourselves, and a large renovation was out of the question for us as we are both self-employed,”Â
‘When we discovered we were pregnant with twins, the clock was ticking for us to make the house as secure as possible. We had flaking lead paint falling off the house, rusting flashing sticking out of concrete, the foundations were cracked and the house was slowly sinking.”
Rhys and Liam
Rhys and Liam are tradie brothers from Queensland, and they are eager to contribute their expertise as tilers and carpenters to the experience.
“I applied to help my brother, Liam, get his Dream Home.” Rhys shared.
“It will transform Liam’s life. I’m delighted I could help.”
Jacinta and Jordan
Jacinta and Jordan, a Sydney couple, are excited to begin construction on their decrepit Punchbowl property, which will be transformed into a dream home.
“I grew up around construction as most of my family are tradies,” Jacinta stated. “I always loved taking part in any renovation project anyone around me had.”
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