Challenge - Make an Artistic Statement

Season 1Episode 5345 minsept. 25, 2011
Challenge - Make an Artistic Statement
The contestants awoke in their new homes, before heading off to face a styling challenge at Freedom Furniture. The teams had an hour to make an artistic statement with a piece of furniture, with the winners getting a 30 minute head-start going into the second challenge back at the warehouse. With a striking if surreal piece masterminded by August the Grey Team won, taking the advantage in a White Room Challenge that asked them to create a space inspired by Coco Chanel. The Sixties Suburban managed to take a much needed win, securing them a massive prize: $10,000 worth of LG electrical goods.
Challenge - Make an Artistic Statement has aired on sept. 25, 2011 at 20:30
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