Ep 7. Episode 7
Interior Design Masters season 1 episode 7 is a captivating episode that takes viewers through a journey of designing awe-inspiring commercial spaces. In this episode, the six remaining contestants are tasked with designing a pop-up shop for the online retailer Not on the High Street.
As always, the contestants are given a brief and a budget to work with. The brief for this challenge is to create a pop-up shop that embodies the Not on the High Street brand. The space must be inviting, innovative and reflective of the retailer's unique selection of products. The designers have a budget of £10,000 to bring their vision to life.
The contestants are given three days to complete the challenge with the help of their trusted assistants. The contestants use this time to showcase their design and creative skills as they bring the Not on the High Street brand to life. Each designer incorporates their creativity into the space, resulting in an eclectic range of designs.
As always, the legendary designer and judge, Michelle Ogundehin, is present to provide insights and critique the contestants' designs. In addition to Michelle, the founder of Not on the High Street, Holly Tucker, and renowned commercial designer, Tom Dixon, also joins the judging panel. The judges provide the contestants with feedback on their designs, pointing out their strengths and weaknesses.
The episode is peppered with drama, as some of the designers encounter various hiccups during the competition. Some of the contestants struggle with budget constraints, while others face design dilemmas, affecting their confidence in their work.
Despite the challenges that the designers face, they push on to create stunning and innovative spaces that impress the judges. Holly Tucker lauds the contestants' efforts in creating spaces that perfectly encapsulate the Not on the High Street brand. Tom Dixon, on the other hand, is impressed with the innovative use of materials and design elements.
The winner of the challenge is the contestant who was most able to embody the Not on the High Street brand. The winner also stands a chance to receive a contract to design one of Not on the High Street's permanent stores. However, the stakes are high, and Michelle informs the contestant with the weakest design that they will be leaving the competition.
Overall, episode 7 is a must-watch for anyone who enjoys design and creativity. The episode is jam-packed with drama, creativity, and innovation as the designers showcase their skills. It's also a great episode for anyone interested in gaining insights into designing commercial spaces. So grab a seat and tune in to watch the Interior Design Masters season 1 episode 7.
