Fans of Channel Nine’s Buying Blind may have slammed the show and said its premise is ‘unrealistic.’
But there’s no denying that the renovations on the homes are utterly remarkable.
Daily Mail Australia takes a look inside the stunning makeovers – and it’s not hard to see why the owners were left impressed.
Now THAT’S a renovation! Take a look inside the stunning home transformations on Nine’s Buying Blind… that have fans seeing red (pictured is Jess and Fotis’ house before renovations)
From drab to fab: Pictured is the pad after the makeover
Jess and Fotis’ home appears to have had the most extensive makeover, with their brown-brick pad being cement rendered and their backyard getting some TLC to maximise the pool area.
Inside, their kitchen and dining area was transformed into a chic and modern space, with a white-washed wooden dining table perfect to entertain guests.
Their bedroom spaces were transformed from drab to fab, with one room featuring a stunning green velvet bedhead on a dark green wall.
No wonder they’re smiling: Pictured is Jess and Fotis
Not too inviting: Seen is the backyard area and pool before the transformation
Ready for summer: Seen is the pool area after getting an uplift
Plain: Jess and Fotis were left emotional at the home reveal, crying as they saw their new pad (pictured is the space before being transformed)
Fresh: Inside, their kitchen and dining area was transformed into a chic and modern space
One bathroom was upgraded with include marble tiles and stunning black tap ware, giving it a modern touch.
The pair were left emotional at the home reveal, crying as they saw their new pad.
Lis and Ali’s home meanwhile was in desperate need of a transformation, with the kitchen and bathrooms being transformed into a modern space.
How it used to look: The rooms were simple and clean before renovations
Luxe: Their bedroom spaces were transformed from drab to fab, with one room featuring a stunning green velvet bedhead on a dark green wall
In a quirky touch, the bathroom tiles feature coloured polka dots, while the kitchen splash back features green and blue tiles.
A new deck was also put onto the home, maximising the outdoor space.
Meanwhile, Buying Blind has been slammed by viewers who claim it’s premise is ‘unrealistic.’
Home owners: Pictured are Lis and Ali
The way it was: Pictured is Lis and Ali’s home before the transformation
Renewed: The outside of the home looks cleaner, with the garden beds being reduced after the renovations
In need of TLC: Lis and Ali’s home meanwhile was in need of a transformation, with the kitchen and bathrooms being transformed into a modern space
Unique: The kitchen featured a blue and green tile splash back
That’s different! The tiles in the bathroom featured coloured polka dots
Cosy: Pictured is one of the bedrooms in the house
On the show, a couple hand over power of attorney to experts who then buy a house on their behalf based on a list of specifications.
But viewers claim the couple on Wednesday’s episode, Lis and Ali, could not obtain all of the attributes they require for their dream home with their limited $600,000 budget without further money being spent on renovations.
Parents Lis and Ali informed the experts they required three bedrooms, a large kitchen, backyard and ample room for their three daughters.
They also needed the home to be close to their children’s school and located in Melbourne’s Dandenong ranges.
In their hands: On the show, a couple hand over power of attorney to experts who then buy a house on their behalf based on a list of specifications (pictured is expert and interior designer Shaynna Blaze)
Real estate expert Rich finds the pair their dream home for $565,000, but extensive renovations are planned that appear to exceed the remaining $15,000 budget.
The show’s presenter explains: ‘Two internal walls will be removed to create a bigger living area. And sliding doors will be added, opening onto a brand-new curved deck.’
Also being renovated were a ‘contemporary galley-style kitchen which will include a new pantry with loads of storage’ and ‘the bathroom which will be revamped with a new bath tub and separate shower.’
Causing a stir: But viewers claim the couple on Wednesday’s episode, Lis and Ali, could not obtain all of the attributes they require for their dream home with their limited $600,000 budget without further money being spent on renovations
The work being done to the home is described by the show’s presenter as ‘full demolition mode.’
And viewers were not having it, with one Tweeting: ‘Like they could do all of these renovations with less than 20 grand… Do they think we are stupid???’
Another Tweeted: ‘Hi we have a really tight budget we just want a house.’ ‘Sure here’s a house within your budget and $100,000 of free renovations you could never afford making this whole premise completely unrealistic!’ #BuyingBlind’
Yet another chimed in: ‘How many freebies are Channel 9 going to throw in?’
It is unclear if the couple’s remaining budget is spent on the renovations of if they are provided without fee by the show.