Courtney and Sev leverage their extensive construction and design experience to tackle House 4 on The Block Mount Eliza, revealing both successes and challenges.
Best friends Courtney and Sev, hailing from Brisbane, are making their mark on House 4 in The Block Mount Eliza. With their combined expertise in commercial property, interior design, and construction management, this duo stands out among this season's competitors.
Their everyday exposure to large-scale construction projects positions them well for the demanding renovations required on the show. Managing the intricacies of these builds may just give them an advantage as they navigate the challenges of the competition.
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Discover Courtney and Sev's House 4 Journey on The Block 2026
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Introducing Courtney and Sev
These Brisbane besties team up with an impressive resume, boasting significant backgrounds in project management and design. Their experience uniquely positions them to tackle this season's extensive renovations.
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Courtney will serve as the site manager, overseeing day-to-day operations, while Sev takes charge of design, shopping, and styling aspects.
Courtney, 34, Construction Site Manager
With a solid foundation in commercial construction, Courtney is adept at managing complex projects and sourcing various trades. Her work history includes major renovations for educational institutions and hospitality venues, alongside her personal experience in renovating her own properties.
Currently engaged in a hotel renovation that involved refurbishing 110 bathrooms in three weeks, she approaches the Block challenges with considerable confidence.
Sev, 37, Commercial Interior Designer
Sev brings expertise in interior design from commercial projects spanning various settings, including airports and retail spaces. Alongside her professional pursuits, she’s also renovated homes, complementing her design insight with practical application.
Main Bedroom and Walk-In Robe Revelation
Score: 17
Unfortunately, the duo faced setbacks this week, breaking a winning streak as the judges critiqued many facets of their work.
They lost their streak with critiques highlighting unfinished areas and poor tiling around the fireplace. Picture: Channel 9/9Now
The girls adapted the initial plan for the walk-in robe, a design originally conceived by Lisa and Rosco after their successful house decider challenge. Shaynna remarked on the disheartened experience of entering such a neglected area.
Despite spending $22,176.77 on their main bedroom and robe, the judges weren't impressed. Picture: Channel 9/9Now
Courtney and Sev noted the disconnect between intent and execution, with the main bedroom drawing sharp criticism for its bedhead design. Shaynna likened it to a morbid setting, saying it felt like a “high-end coffin.”
Courtney and Sev's House 4. Picture: Channel 9/9Now
The judges also pointed out flaws like the plastering on the ceiling and the tiling, indicating substantial room for improvement in the finish.
Family Bathroom Triumph
Score: 25.5
Having emerged victorious in the house decider challenge, Courtney and Sev selected House 4 for the renovation, swapping with Lisa and Rosco, who moved to House 3.
The duo continued to impress the judges, winning for the second consecutive week, culminating in a $250,000 kitchen upgrade prize.
They clinched a second consecutive win. Picture: Channel 9/9Now
Your attention to detail is evident; Shaynna praised the luxurious marble finishes and aesthetically pleasing curves in the wall design. Meanwhile, Darren highlighted the effective use of the Velux window, appreciating the overall effort put into the room.
Their spending raised eyebrows, with a total of $53,272.33. Picture: Channel 9/9Now
Darren commended their approach, noting the thorough execution of their plans and cohesive design elements.
Guest Bedroom Insights
Score: 19.5
Transitioning from House 3, Courtney and Sev maintained the layout and water views of House 4, which had previously been worked on by Lisa and Rosco.
Despite inheriting the guest bedroom from their predecessors, the judges had mixed feelings about its execution, with critiques focusing on its technical flaws.
Praise for texture in Lisa and Rosco's guest bedroom was countered by concerns about material choice and execution. Picture: Channel 9/9Now
While Lisa and Rosco were recognized for their effort, the critiques emphasized structural inconsistencies and mismatched elements.
As Shaynna offered some positive feedback, she suggested that separating the visual elements could yield better results and that individual components on a mood board would look appealing together.
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