Podcast | Rhys and Liam (Dream Home)

Podcast | Rhys and Liam (Dream Home) – the brothers are crowned champions of Dream Home 2024 and pocket a dream home, a backyard makeover and $100k off their mortgage.

Seven’s brand new competition renovation series Dream Home took the renovation genre to new heights as 6 pairs of everyday Aussies battled it out room by room, transforming tired suburban family homes into astonishing dream homes.

The enjoyment of their new home
Whether there are any plans to sell
What didn’t make the final edit
Issues with fellow contestants Taelar and Elle
Liam’s health scare
Rhys’s decision to leave his 7-day-old newborn to join the series
Whether they still keep in contact with the other couples
Advice for potential applicants for season 2
The WOW factor
Odd design choices
Positive experiences taken away from the show
Possible TV presenting in the future

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Podcast | Rhys and Liam (Dream Home)

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Thanks to Alison Booth at Seven for organising this podcast

Podcast | Rhys and Liam (Dream Home)

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Dream Home

Seven’s brand-new competition renovation series Dream Home is set to take the renovation genre to new heights as six pairs of everyday Aussies battle it out room by room, transforming tired suburban family homes into astonishing new dream homes.

Premiering 7.00pm Sunday, 26 May on Channel 7 and 7plus, Dream Home is hosted by Dr Chris Brown and will feature some of the biggest and best life-changing renovations Australia has

“In real estate terms, my own skills are a renovator’s delight, in need of a serious makeover,”

– confesses Dr Chris.

“I’ve somehow lived through two renovations and seen both of them blow out on time and budget; mostly because of my questionable decisions.”

“I genuinely feel like I can relate to what our couples are experiencing – possibly more than they’ll ever know.”

With grit and determination at the forefront, the teams will design and rebuild each other’s outdated and dilapidated homes.

Following renovations in each state, the top three placing couples will have their backyards completely made over with stunning gardens and outdoor living spaces.

All couples will receive the gift of a lifetime with their newly renovated homes. The winning couple will also receive a cash prize of $100,000 to help with their mortgage.

A trio of expert judges – Lana Taylor of Three Birds Renovations, top buyer’s agent Simon Cohen and award-winning interior designer Rosie Morley – will provide invaluable insight during the renovations before critiquing and scoring each new space in the stunning homes.

Co-owner of iconic Three Birds Renovations, Lana is the best in the business at creating dream homes and understands the mistakes rookie renovators make.

“Knowledge is power, and I think people underestimate just how many decisions they’re going to have to make,”

– says Lana, whose top tip for conquering any reno is to plan, make a vision board and stick to it.

Known as the go-to buyer’s agent and co-founder of Cohen Handler – the largest property buyer’s agency in Australia – Simon lives and breathes property.

With his critical eye and innate knowledge of Australia’s best dream homes, Simon will guide the teams through their renovation plans to ensure their properties elevate to the height of style and elegance.

“The stakes are high in any competition, but when it comes to your own home, the sky’s the limit. These renovations will be incredible and absolutely life-changing.”

Rosie Morley, an interior designer and industry leader with over 20 years of local and international experience, will join Simon and Lana on the judging panel.

A principal at high-end architectural and design studio Hassell, Rosie consults on a range of multi-million dollar projects. She is driven to achieve cohesion between the internal and external environments of a house and knows all too well that home is where the heart is.

“Designing a home is a true responsibility to elevate the everyday life of the homeowner. It is about translating the lives of the owners and imbuing this into their environment,”