They have spent the last 12 weeks putting everything into their Block homes.
And although Sunday night’s auction saw the couples take home a collective profit of just under $1.3 million, some teams always had the edge when it came to their winning rooms.
From luxurious guest bedrooms and top notch kitchens, to sleek and stylish sitting rooms, Daily Mail Australia takes a look back at the rooms that won the top marks from the judges.
SOLD! After their combined $1.3 million profit, Daily Mail Australia takes a look back at the contestant’s best rooms
TEAM: Josh, 28, Carpenter and Elyse, 24, Model
HOME: 46A Regent Street, Elsternwick – 5 Beds, 4 Baths, 3 Parking
RESERVE: $2,620,000 || PROFIT: $447,000 + $100,000 for winning the competition
Winners! They consistently annihilated the competition from the get-go and the show’s youngest contestants, Elyse and Josh, came out on top on Sunday night with a profit of $547,000
They consistently annihilated the competition from the get-go and the show’s youngest contestants, Elyse and Josh, came out on top on Sunday night with a profit of $547,000.
Continuously front-runners throughout the series, the pair won six out of the 12 rooms.
But it wasn’t until week nine that the long-term couple received a perfect score of 30/30 for their guest bedroom.
Top room: But it wasn’t until week nine when the long-term couple received the top score of 30/30 for their guest bedroom
Series champions: Continuously front-runners throughout the series, the pair won six out of the 12 rooms
The team’s second room featured a blue velvet bedhead as its focal point.
Using his carpentry skills, Josh added wooden panels to the lower half of the room’s white walls, which gave the room a vintage feel.
Adding a minimalistic side table – and a touch of greenery – the room ticked all the boxes for the judges.
Home sweet home: On week nine the long-term couple received a perfect score of 30/30 for their guest bedroom
TEAM: Sticks, 31, Carpenter & Wombat, 38, Salesman
HOME: 46B Regent Street, Elsternwick – 5 Beds, 4 Baths, 3 Parking
RESERVE: $2,520,000 || PROFIT: $130,000
Still winners: The fan-favourite larrikins of the season sadly only walked away with $130,000 on Sunday night
The fan-favourites of the season sadly only walked away with $130,000 on Sunday night.
Coming in forth place, behind Ronnie and Georgia, the boys were initially criticised by the judges for creating a ‘bachelor pad’ but they soon found their ‘softer side.’
Taking home two 28.5 point wins in the series for their hallway/laundry and front yard, the mates were continuously congratulated on their craftmanship.
Stunning: Taking home two 28.5 point wins in the series for their hallway/laundry and front yard, the mates were continuously congratulated on their craftmanship
Consistent: With ample storage in their laundry, they continued their soft grey colour scheme
Keeping it simple, their hallway featured crisp white walls and the ceiling had panels.
Letting their ‘feminine’ side shine through, the boy’s gave their hallway reclaimed timbre flooring and a soft light fixture.
With ample storage in their laundry, they continued their soft grey colour scheme.
Finished product: Coming in forth behind Ronnie and Georgia, the boys were initially criticised by the judges for creating a ‘bachelor pad’ before finding their ‘softer side’
TEAM: Ronnie, 41, Plasterer and Handyman & Georgia, 33, Kids Clothing Designer and Retailer
HOME: 46C Regent Street, Elsternwick – 4 Beds, 4 Baths, 3 Parking
RESERVE: $2,620,000 || PROFIT: $161,000
Shattered: With buyers struggling to reach beyond $2.60 million – 20,000 short of the reserve, the pair tearfully decided to pass it in
Named the ‘villains’ of the series, Sunday night’s sale didn’t go to plan as the pair were left shattered when their property failed to sell at auction.
With buyers struggling to reach beyond $2.60 million – 20,000 short of the reserve, the pair tearfully decided to pass it in.
Luckily saving the day, a buyer’s advocate Nicole went to talk to Ronnie and Georgia and offered them $2,781,000, leaving them with a profit of $161,000.
Heart renching: Named the ‘villains’ of the series, Sunday night’s sale didn’t initially go to plan with the pair left shattered when their property failed to sell at auction
Their lucky day: Luckily saving the day, a buyer’s advocate Nicole went to talk to Ronnie and Georgia and offered them $2,781,000, leaving them with a profit of $161,000
The nail-biting sale came as a shock for contestants after the pair were ones to watch throughout the series.
Claiming 5 out of the 12 room wins, like Josh and Elyse, the couple were left on a 30/30 score for their guest bedroom.
Using a large and unique bedhead, the room had dark and furnished features.
Winning room: Using a large and unique bedhead, the room had dark and furnished features
With the winner being their enormous light bulb, the pair revealed they had taken it from Hannah and Clint after they threw it out.
Adding a grey rug on top of their dark timber floor, the couple added a feminine touch with a plush pink chair with hues of gold.
The couple were also congratulated on their dining/living room and garage which both gained them a top score of 29.5 points.
Stellar: The couple were also congratulated on their dining/living room and garage which both gained them a top score of 29.5 points
TEAM: Hannah, 31, Qantas Ground-Crew & Clint, 33, Property Sales
HOME: 46D Regent Street, Elsternwick – 5 Beds, 3 Baths, 3 Parking
RESERVE: $2,520,000 || PROFIT: $95,000
Straight to the bank: This season’s renovation rookies saw them walk away with $95,000 for their efforts
This season’s renovation rookies saw them walk away with $95,000 for their efforts.
Told early on that their styling and renovation was suited to a ‘particular’ buyer, the pair came off with one win in the series.
Leading the pack by far for their ‘Anything But A Bedroom’ room, the couple landed on a combined judges score of 28.5 points.
Champions: Leading the pack by far for their ‘Anything But A Bedroom’ room, the couple landed on a combined judges score of 28.5 points
Using a colour scheme of navy and gold, the wedded pair created a ‘sitting room’.
With two dark blue arm chairs and one large tan leather couch, the room was also equipped with a fireplace and TV.
Using a round shaped marble table as a centre-piece, they also added a patterned and textured rug over their dark floorboards.
Homely: Using a round shaped marble table as a centre-piece, they also added a patterned and textured rug over their dark floorboards
TEAM: Jason, 46, Plumber & Sarah, 45, Nurse
HOME: 46E Regent Street, Elsternwick – 5 Beds, 3 Baths, 3 Parking
RESERVE: $2,620,000 || PROFIT: $387,000
Ones to watch: Called the ‘dark horses’ of the competition, Jason and Sarah claimed second place in The Block’s 13th series
Called the ‘dark horses’ of the competition, Jason and Sarah claimed second place in The Block’s 13th series.
Going second in the auction, the pair managed to pocket $387,000 more than their $2,260,000 reserve price.
But their big 28.5 point win didn’t come without a few hiccups along the way.
Second place: Going second in the auction, the pair managed to pocket $387,000 more than their $2,260,000 reserve price
Needed a push: After host Scott Cam threatened to eliminate them if they didn’t complete both their kitchen and master bedroom the next week – it was their kitchen that one them the top spot
After host Scott Cam threatened to eliminate them if they didn’t complete both their kitchen and master bedroom the next week – it was their kitchen that one them the top spot.
Getting their heads in the game, the team created a well presented kitchen that featured a marble bench top and splash back.
The kitchen opened up into a large outdoor entertaining area.
Good deal: The kitchen opened up into a large outdoor entertaining area