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Beloved BBC competition series returning to screens next year – and applications are already open
Property lovers will be thrilled to hear the show is coming back
A POPULAR competition show is returning to BBC One next year for its sixth series.
Interior Design Masters has been presented by Alan Carr since 2021, taking over from Fearne Cotton.
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Applications are now open for the upcoming series.
The format pits ten amateur interior designers against each other for the life-changing chance to win a commercial contract with a top boutique hotel in the Lake District.
Contestants meet each other for the first time when arriving at a design studio in London before being introduced to Alan and head judge, former Elle Decoration editor-in-chief Michelle Ogundehin.
Each week, Michelle, who is highly regarded in the design industry, sets the designers a different commercial design challenge.
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Her task is then to scrutinise their designs alongside big name industry specialists acting as guest judges.
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While some weeks see the designers working as individuals, others put them together into teams.
Each week, Michelle decides what constitutes a winning design and passes judgement on the weaker efforts and alongside the guest judge, she determines who is eliminated.
Interior Design Masters is available on BBC iPlayer.
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It comes as another of Alan’s BBC projects has also been given the green light to return.
Alan and Amanda Holden will once again join forces in Amanda & Alan’s Italian Job.
The format has seen the pair take on dilapidated properties in Italy and restore them, although next series will offer up a change in scenery.
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