Home of the Year is back on RTÉ One tonight with award-winning architect Patrick Bradley, design legend Hugh Wallace and renowned interior designer Deirdre Whelan. Get a sneak peek of tonight's houses below.
South West Cork
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On tonight's episode, the judges visit an incredible home in South West Cork belonging to Margaret and Mark Conway. The couple split their time between their Irish home in Ireland and the UK.
The two knocked down a bungalow on the site and went on to work closely with an architect to make the most of the surrounding landscape. Margaret ensured that fields, cliffs, headlands and the sea are visible from almost every room. Check out the result of their hard work in the video above.
South Dublin
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Katrina and Adam Carroll live with their daughter Nainsi in a semi-detached home south of Dublin city which mum, Katrina has really put her individual stamp on.
Their terrace home, which they bought in 2014, was built in the 1950/60’s. They gutted the building over a five month period before renovating all the rooms and internal walls.
Katrina describes her style as vintage cottage chic, check out some of her handy work in the video above.
Wicklow
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Emma Lynch is an online interiors entrepreneur and co-owner of Lamb Design. She lives in a seaside bungalow with her husband and their two children in County Wicklow.
The home originally belonged to Emma’s grandparents until it was sold to another family. The house went back on the market Emma and her family were living in London and they decided to buy it back.
They gutted the home and spent two months renovating, however, they chose to keep the front of the house exactly as it was, along with all the shrubs and rose bushes, for sentimental reasons. Check it out in the video above.
Watch Home of the Year every Tuesday on RTÉ One at 8:30pm
