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There are thousands of shows on Netflix, and not all of them make for a good binge, but Interior Design Masters is just that. It is an aggressively addicting binge-watch that will suck you in and steal your day away from you. All told, Interior Design Masters plays like a mashup of the sweet, slickly produced Great British Baking Show and America’s slightly sassier reality competition hit Project Runway. Meaning, it is a delicious reality binge.
Interior Design Masters — not to be confused with The Great Interior Design Challenge or Amazing Interiors — is a new Netflix original series imported from the BBC. The show pits 10 interior designers against each other in a series of tricky challenges that test their talent, their teamwork skills, and their ability to match a client’s brief. Some of the more fun challenges include revamping dorm rooms and redecorating rental homes.
For the most part, it’s wholesome fun. Everyone on the show cares deeply about interior design and wants to challenge themselves. Even the team challenges are more about collaboration than explosive drama. The only times the claws do come out are when the designers get to see each other’s work. While some of the designers have praise for one another, this is where we hear contestants psyche themselves up by tearing each other’s work down. The cast itself is a fun mix of quirky personalities, sweet dreamers, and a couple of super slick competitors. My personal favorite was Ju, a sunny Brazilian who loved floral wallpaper with abandon. She was sweet, upbeat, and really game to take notes.
In fact, like Project Runway, Interior Design Masters is a show that illustrates its surviving contestants’ personal growth. The quality of the work ramps up from week to week, and the designers who keep moving on up are the ones willing to push themselves out of their own personal comfort zones.
Bright, chipper, and easy to watch, Interior Design Masters is tailor-made to be your next favorite binge-watch.
