The Great Interior Design Challenge: Self Build

Amateur designing competition. In the final heat, four designers compete to win one place in the quarter-final. They transform a bedroom each in a self-build estate in south London. The contestants are textile weaver Craig, personal assistant Nardia, furniture restorer Talie and children's author Anne. They have three days to complete a client's brief with a budget of £1,000. Craig faces criticism for his orange colour scheme, complete with zigzag fabrics. Nardia works hard to turn a plain spare room into a magical woodland scheme for two young sisters. Talie is given a Moroccan brief, but her homeowners decide blue doesn't answer their request for spicy colours. Anne struggles with her brief for a decorative Japanese scheme for a nine-year-old girl. Presenter Tom Dyckhoff uncovers the story of this neighbourhood, entirely built by the original owners. It is down to the judges to decide which three designers will continue and which one must leave the competition.