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Television's most famous house has had another makeover.
Celebrity Big Brother is back on Channel 5. The Elstree Studios compound has had another makeover to welcome a host of famous faces, who will be calling the infamous house in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire their temporary new home.
This year the designers have gone for an Insta-worthy interior design scheme, with excited fans of the show on Twitter calling it 'the best ever’ Big Brother house makeover. But is it? As always, it's an acquired taste, but the interior for this series definitely screams lots of personality.
The last series saw the house embrace three contemporary trends, Scandi style, metallics and the industrial look, but this time round we've been presented with lashings of palm print-infused tropical interiors combined with clashing patterns, textures and contrasting colour schemes, including a nod to Millennial Pink and its new successor, Gen Z Yellow.
Here, we take you through each room of the CBB house, and show you how to achieve a similar look.
The kitchen and dining room is a botanical haven. In terms of the kitchen design, the marble worktop ticks all the right boxes and the concealed spotlights underneath will transform the kitchen into an entertaining space.
Elsewhere, the palm print wallpaper instantly gives off a tropical vibe, while the hanging planters, in on-trend copper, make use of vertical indoor gardening.
The bold palm print cushions complement the rattan-style chairs and large round marble table.
This breakout area in the main living space really comes to life thanks to the bright orange armchairs, which give a retro feel. The trend experts over at WGSN even heralded the colour orange as being an 'important' influence for spring/summer 2018. You can read more about that here.
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It's all about bold brights with a retro feel in the lounge, which sees red, yellow and teal sofas paired together. A stone-effect wall works well with the gold-rimmed mirror.
With calming shades of blush pink alongside a flamingo and floral print wall mural, this year's CBB bathroom really is making a statement.
There's also a clash of patterns and textures with a return of palm leaf prints on the wall.
While the seating area looks plush and comfy, the shelving – adorned with vases, mirrors and faux plants – help to streamline the room.
Yes, there's a pool room, and yes, it is gloriously pink – and dusky pink at that. The all-pink room is complemented by velvet furnishings.
From the bedding to the rug, the bedroom follows a strict blue and pink colour scheme.
The tropical vibe is replicated again with patterned palm leaf wallpaper.
The garden has been decked out in this season's – and probably this year's – hottest colour... yellow. The glorious hues of Gen Z Yellow has been used to great effect here to create a vibrant and playful outdoor space.
Yellow accents are also key with several bar stools tying the scheme together.
The swimming pool and hot tub complete the garden features.
In a dramatic change of theme, the dark-lit, mysterious and fluorescent entrance to the Diary Room is decorated with a spectrum of neon lights.
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