Han and Can's Main Bathroom
Han and Can walked into The Block marking "the first day of the rest of their lives".
What followed was both the "best and hardest week" of their lives.
The WA couple were left "absolutely gutted" when they were handed House 2, a flat roof home, when they'd put all their bets on a gable roof.
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Han found herself in a bit of a pickle when she got caught waterproofing without a license by Foreman Dan.
And the girls dreamed big when they set out to tile their entire Main Bathroom, yep from floor to ceiling!
In the end the goal was too ambitious and Han and Can didn't end up finishing their space, but still delivered something they were proud of.
Scroll through to see exactly what judges Shaynna Blaze, Darren Palmer and Marty Fox thought of Han and Can's Main Bathroom.
Han and Can admitted one of the lessons they learned in their first week on The Block was "not biting off more than they can chew".
Despite not finishing, the girls were "very proud" of what they put forward.
"You can see the vision that we wanted to create and I think that's all that matters," Han said.
Han described the room as "tranquil and calming" but seconded the sentiment that it was unfortunate they hadn't managed to complete it.
Walking in the judges immediately spotted the curves in the space.
The second thing they noticed was how "calming" it was.
"There's something really soft about this place, which is really interesting because there's lots of hard surfaces, lots of glass, lots of brass," Darren said.
"It's the gentle curve into the shower and the fact you've got all these lovely finger tiles and the curve in the bath and the curve in the vanity and the curve in the mirrors, it just feels nice and soft and balanced."
It was at that point that Shaynna brought up the "elephant in the room" - that it was incomplete.
"What a pity they didn't finish," she said.
After pointing out the main flaw, Shaynna then named a few other errors in the room…
The vanity was "way too high" for the judges' liking.
Darren then brought up the fact that this bathroom would be servicing two kids' bedrooms.
"If the vanity is for an adult it's already high but the rooms next door are for kids. This is definitely going to be a challenge for any child that is under 13," he added.
Marty jumped on the bandwagon and expressed that he was "not a fan" of the industrial style fittings on the shower screen.
"I've never liked this heavy framework on showers," he said.
"This could have looked so much cleaner with a fixed piece of glass there and nothing else."
Real estate guru Marty gave the bathroom layout his tick of approval.
Even still, he thought the bathroom "felt smaller" because of the way the skylight had been designed.
Marty's comments were like rubbing salt into a wound when he said that this wouldn't be a problem if Han and Can had a pitched-roof house.
"The gable roofs give you the ability to look out, you can't get that in the flat roof," Marty added insult to injury.
"That's why house choice is so important, and it's probably why these guys were so devastated when they didn't get the house of their choice."
We think they know Marty…
The judges then eyed off a peculiar detail in Han and Can's bathroom – an arched hidden door.
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