Who won The Block 2026 Room Reveals?

The Block is back and in full force for 2026, with our Blockheads battling it out weekly to win the all important Room Reveals for some extra cash to spend on their houses ahead of auction.

Auction Day is fast approaching, so here are the winning spaces from every Room Reveal in 2026:

Who won The Block Front Yard and Facade – Week 12

There’s no week the teams wanted to win more than the final week of Room Reveals, with a whopping $50,000 off your reserve price on offer as the prize.

With budgets dwindling across the board and some big plays at final showstoppers, the teams threw it all out there for their Front Yards, but in a move no one saw coming – Rick and Tayla scored the win and delivered one of their only finished spaces of the season.

The father-daughter duo in House 5 had more land size than anyone to work with and it paid off with a simple design that showcased simple planting, well thought out design that sold the dream of a family home.

But the real show-stopper that got them over the line was their concrete water feature which also showcased a stunning 30-year-old Buxus Cloud Tree.

Simple, understated design with smart design choices delivered the ultimate street appeal and landed them their second – and most important – win of the season.

Want to see what the judges scored the teams each week? Check out the table below:

Who won The Block Backyard and Garage – Week 11

With the finish line inching closer and the final $10,000 on the line, the teams threw everything at their backyards in the hopes of boosting their budget for the final week.

Courtney and Sev took a huge gamble, stripping money off their landscaper to afford their bespoke wine rack, in the hopes it would push them over the line.

Adam and Jolene also had the same idea, to add a wine rack to their garage, as an addition to help sell the luxury lifestyle they want for House 1.

While they were the two standout features, both teams delivered stunning backyard spaces that helped sell the dream of Mount Eliza living.

Pools, landscaping and additional artistic design elements in their gardens, the two teams ended up in the first tie of the season, both getting a score of 34 1/2 out of 40 – thanks to guest judge Dave Franklin.

Who won The Block Outdoor Living and Pool – Week 10

For the first time in 2026 we’ve moved outside and everyone knows this means big bills, budget blowouts and plenty of push to get the final weeks done.

Adam and Jolene had a couple of tricks up their sleeves this week, from the Dekton by Cosentino stone they won a few weeks ago, to the secret Gnome from the Domain Buyers Jury and ultimately – both scored them the win.

On first impressions of their outdoor space, the judges noticed they were selling the lifestyle dream with the addition of a sauna to compliment their gym equipment revealed in their rumpus room earlier in the season.

“This is clearly a lifestyle proposition, this area and I think that’s pretty wise,” Darren Palmer pointed out.

But it was the outdoor kitchen, with the inclusion of a bench space, drawers, a fridge, barbeque, wok and pizza oven and a sink that really bought the wow factor.

“I reckon if you logged onto Mt Eliza right now to look at properties for sale, there would not be an outdoor kitchen as good as this,” Marty explained. 

“Unless it’s in the $10 million range,” Shaynna Blaze pointed out.

They all agreed it was a massive value add for House 1, and with the sneaky play of the hidden Gnome, they took the win with a score of 29.

Who won The Block Kids Bedroom and Redo Room – Week 9

With two rooms to present – and $10k on offer for each space – Courtney and Sev put it all on the line and it paid off big time.

The girls blew the judges away with their Kids Bedroom, which was faultless in their eyes and a space that could age up with simple changes like swapping the single beds for a king.

But the real wow factor came from their Living and Dining space, which was their assigned Redo room, and it raised a few eyebrows too.

The addition of the fireplace had all three judges wowed from the moment they walked upstairs.

“I actually want to just sit down, because I am at home,” Marty said as he plonked himself down on the couch beside the fireplace.

But he quickly noted that it was the same fireplace they had already seen revealed weeks earlier in House 1.

Then there was the addition of a mirror on the wall, and a little bit of Christian Cole magic with “the biggest coffee table” we’ve seen on The Block this year.

Safe to say, the judges made themselves right at home, although even they wondered what Adam and Jolene were going to think of the updated space.

Despite the similar features, the judges were blown away and handed out the first perfect score of the season, with Courtney and Sev walking away with 30 out of 30.

Who won The Block Rumpus and Laundry – Week 8

As soon as the judges walked into house four on room reveal day, the competition was over.

With a near perfect room – minus that tiny bit of skirting that didn’t quite get finished off – Courtney and Sev took home an easy win in week eight.

Their rumpus room was the height of luxury, combining the lush comfort needed for an upmarket house with the kind of relaxing and welcoming feel that families are going to be looking for.

Courtney and Sev blew the competition out of the water with a design choice that The Block has been begging to see for years.

Shockingly never done before, the girls simply built a TV cabinet with sliding doors, instantly transforming the room from a casual hangout spot to a full-blown theatre experience.

Their attention to detail and impeccable styling choices saw Courtney and Sev’s rumpus room crowned one of the best rooms ever delivered in The Block history.

Who won The Block Kitchen, Pantry, WC and Lift – Week 7

They might have been competing with House 4’s $250,000 appliance upgrade, but in the end, Adam and Jolene’s show-stopping kitchen took out the win.

Throw in their winning Living and Dining, and you’ve got one luxurious, auction-worthy space.

Adam and Jolene were the only team to flip the orientation of their gorgeous Dekton island bench. Now facing those priceless water views, Marty Fox was left eating his words – their floor-to-ceiling mirror really did work!

From their butler’s pantry, to their powder room and lift, everything House 1 did was considered “elegant”, “considered” and “cohesive”.

Marty was blown away as the team earned their first ‘Perfect 10’.

“Looking at the layout, it’s probably one of the best kitchens I’ve ever seen [and] I’ve been in the game nearly 20 years,” he commended them.

Stepping into the bathroom, Darren gushed: “I don’t even care that there’s a toilet in here, this is probably one of the most beautiful finished rooms in this house.”

The judges were so impressed, they asked the other teams to give Adam and Jolene a round of applause to celebrate.

Who won The Block Guest Suite – Week 6

Courtney and Sev have got their groove back and some smart planning choices and additions landed them the win for their Guest Suite.

The girls chose to move the doorway, which gave more space on the wall for a bank of wardrobes and the inclusion of a kitchenette – which no other team had – and the judges loved it.

“TV, sink, coffee machine – perfect,” noted real estate expert Marty Fox. 

Darren Palmer opened the cupboard underneath to reveal more amenities and pointed out, “And a fridge, and a toaster.”  

Shaynna Blaze had nothing more to add than, “Oh, wow.” 

For Darren, every inclusion and amenity the girls used is just useful and did nothing but add value to the room. 

All three agreed that it was a “genius” idea to change the layout and the entry, which helped create a space that felt like a hotel suite.

The choice of bedhead, lighting and styling in the room also impressed the trio and their positive feedback kept coming in the bathroom too.

Who won The Block Living, Dining and Alfresco – Week 5

This week Adam and Jolene finally got their first win of the season and wow, didn’t they pull out every stop to make it happen.

The couple decided to throw everything at the space this week, with a strong belief that come auction day, this is the room that will sell House 1.

A custom-built Christian Cole 10-seat dining table, an oversized mirror and styling that left all three judges wowed added to the appeal of the space.

“I think having the luxury of the ability to have this many people sitting and dining, scale is luxury,” Darren Palmer said of the stunning dining table.

“I feel like they’ve come leaps and bounds this week,” Shaynna Blaze noted about Jolene’s styling.

“They’ve grown, but their texture and colour palette makes it feel so warm and rich, it feels inviting.”

Shaynna noted this is the “best room” the couple have delivered so far, and both Marty and Darren agreed.

“It’s ticking a lot of boxes,” Marty Fox said and hinted that even though it was the first room they had seen today, it was going to be hard to beat.

They went over budget – big time – spending a whopping $40,054 on the spaces, but it did pay off in terms of their first win.

Who won The Block Main Ensuite – Week 4

We have a new winning team in town!

Rick and Tayla bagged their first win of the season for their Main Ensuite, which was a huge hit with the judges as soon as they walked in.

It was the wall to floor tiles which proved to be quite the game changer, with Darren saying: “I think using the same tile everywhere succeeds – it feels very coastal, very beach, it looks like a landscape from above and it’s really, really great.”

The couple didn’t go overboard with their spending, either; they estimated a cost of $17,240 and they actually spent $16,359,58 to make their dream come to life.

It was a tense moment at Block HQ when the scores were being read out, with Rick and Tayla pondering whether or not to use their Bonus Point Gnome for an extra point on the scoreboard.

Tayla was adamant she didn’t want to use it, but Rick insisted and they went for it.

It’s a good job they did, as they managed to win their first ever Room Reveal by just half a point!

Who won The Block Main Bedroom and Walk-In Robe – Week 3

Courtney and Sev were finally knocked off the top spot in Week 3, which was won by none other than the couple who they traded houses with, Lisa and Rosco.

They wowed the judges with their jaw-dropping coastal space, including lime plaster that had taken a lot longer to get over the line than they expected.

“It’s got that beautiful minimalism that we’ve seen next door, but then it’s got these pops of colours and tones that really work,” Marty said of the space.

Darren said, “no notes” – something we very rarely hear from the judges.

Lisa and Rosco won with an impressive 27 points, two whole points above the runners-up in House 1 and 2!

Who won The Block Family Bathroom – Week 2

It was another epic win for Courtney and Sev in the second week of the competition, a victory that certainly ruffled a few feathers.

The pair created a luxurious suite filled with marble counter tops, a huge skylight and oyster rainbow wall tiles which won over the judges’ hearts.

But that level of luxury came with a steep price tag: a grand total of $53,272 – blowing right past the original $20,700 estimate.

Adam and Jolene, however, were less than impressed with the win. Coming just one point behind, they were angry at the fact that Courtney and Sev won while asking for so much help from other trades and engineers to make their dream come to life.

“We have busted arse on our with no other help from any other trades, anybody else at all besides us. They’ve now just got a $250k leg up,” Jolene said.

Who won The Block Guest Bedroom – Week 1

Courtney and Sev were crowned winners of Week 1 with their sophisticated Guest Bedroom with a DIY game changer – a headboard with marble stone capping and a ruched material Sev painstakingly put together herself.

When the judges entered, the were completely in awe. “For a guest bedroom to engage the senses like it is, is very impressive. It’s architectural; they’ve bought the warmth in with the timber on the ceiling, this carpet is stunning,” said Marty.

“You’ve got this amazing mushroom coloured bedhead which is an application I’ve never seen before. This is a brief that has been hit out of the ballpark.”

Shaynna added: “I love the simplicity. I love knowing that they’ve thought about the experience when you walk in the room, and when you’re in the room.”

They got an impressive 26/30 – not bad for a first room!