Interior Design Masters with Alan Carr season 4 release date

The 2022 series of Interior Design Masters crowned its winner last month, with the remaining two contestants taking part in their final design challenge.

Making it all the way to the 2022 final after seven episodes of transforming various properties were cheesemonger and marketer Banjo and illustrator Amy, who headed to London’s Soho district to redesign a trendy bar.

Michelle Ogundehin is the tv show judge with Alan Carr on hosting duties and on hand to provide emotional support, last night’s episode made for a dramatic watch.

Here’s everything you need to know about season 3 of Interior Design Masters with Alan Carr, including who won.

Who won Interior Design Masters season 3?

The last challenge saw cheesemonger Banjo and illustrator Amy went head-to-head in London’s Soho.

The pair made Michelle Ogundehin and guest judges Matthew Williamson and Sarah Willingham’s jobs extremely hard, as they pulled off some truly spectacular designs.

Ultimately, however, it was Banjo’s intuitive approach that earned him the Interior Design Master title, and a contract to re-design a luxury hotel in Cornwall.

Interior Design Masters season 4 release date

The last season marked Interior Design Masters’ first on BBC One, with the show previously airing on BBC Two.

The competition will also be returning for a fourth season, as confirmed by the BBC in June last year and is expected to air March 2023.

Who hosts Interior Design Masters?

Interior Design Masters is now hosted by comedian Alan Carr, who became the new face of the show last year for season 2.

Carr is best known for hosting his chat show Alan Carr: Chatty Man from 2009 until 2019 and has since appeared as a judge on RuPaul’s Drag Race UK, a team captain on 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown and the Royal Variety Performance as the host.

The first season of Interior Design Masters was hosted by broadcaster and presenter Fearne Cotton.

Who are the judges on Interior Design Masters season 3?

Returning to judge Interior Design Masters was former Elle Decoration editor-in-chief Michelle Ogundehin, who has appeared in all three seasons.

She was joined by a number of regular guest judges, including stylist Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen, home designer Jade Jagger and retail expert Mary Portas.

Who won Interior Design Masters season 1?

The first season of Interior Design Masters was won by Cassie Nicholas – a 31-year-old antiques dealer.

After winning the competition, she was awarded a contract to design the bar inside Dorsett Hotel in London.

Who won Interior Design Masters season 2?

Season 2 of Interior Design Masters – which was renamed last year Interior Design Masters with Alan Carr – saw Lynsey Ford emerge as the show’s 2021 winner. She beat runner-up Siobhan Hannah Murphy to win a commercial contract, creating a space at Another Place hotel in the Lake District.