The Great Interior Design Challenge: Georgian Terrace

Amateur designing competition. In the second round of this heat, the three remaining designers work on a smart Georgian terrace in Bath, in a living room each. With views across the city, these are high-end homes, so the new look rooms come with high expectations, despite the fact the designers have just three days, £1,000 and a small team. One designer answers their no-holds-barred brief with ingenious architectural furniture designs, but there are concerns over the pared-back wall colour. The second designer struggles to restrain their usual chaotic style and deliver a sophisticated scheme that satisfies their client's standards. Meanwhile, the final designer attempts to nail a sumptuous, Parisian scheme on a tight budget. Presenter and architectural historian Tom Dyckhoff looks into the story of this well-to-do Georgian terrace, while it will be the judges who decide which two designers will go through to the next round, and which one will leave the competition.