Supplier list for Steph and Gian's Week 9 Kids Room 2

Steph and Gian, participants in 'The Block' reality television show, faced renewed pressure in Week 9 to design a successful kids' room after an unsuccessful attempt in Week 1. Their initial attempt at a kids' room, described as 'House Decider kids' room', did not meet expectations, prompting them to seek external advice for their second attempt. To ensure they met the brief for Week 9, they consulted child experts—specifically, the executive producer's children, Charlie and Max—who emphasized the importance of incorporating teddy bears and vibrant colors, explicitly advising against the use of 'beige.' This guidance was pivotal in shaping their design approach for the second kids' room. The article provides a detailed list of suppliers and products used by Steph and Gian for their Week 9 Kids Room 2. The room's artistic elements include space-themed wall decals and framed prints like 'Little Dreamer' and 'Space Adventure' from Grafico, suggesting a playful and imaginative environment. The chosen paint color, Accent Venetian Stone from Mitre 10, indicates a move away from their previous design choices. For functional elements, Kinsman Wardrobes supplied a wardrobe with oak woodgrain doors and a dove grey interior, featuring dark brown leather handles with pewter buttons. The wardrobe also included Matrix Drawers and Häfele Black Hanging Rails for organization. The bedroom furniture selections are diverse, ranging from The Block Shop's olive green velvet bean bag and a sienna brown pouffe oasis to Forty Winks' Avenue Bed Head in Copeland Olive, bed bases, and a bedside table with drawers. A single Refresh Med mattress was also specified. For younger occupants, a Boori Thetis Squared Table and two Thetis Chairs from Forty Winks were included, alongside a white Skyler Console Table from Provincial Home Living. Jemmervale Designs provided a picture ledge and a butcher's paper hanger, while Freedom Furniture supplied a Piccolo Stool and Thetis Table and Chairs, with a note indicating the stool was out of stock and suggesting an alternative. Soft furnishings played a significant role in the room's aesthetic. The Block Shop supplied a Magic Mineral Wool Rug in blue, grey, gold, and copper. Bed linen and throws from Provincial Home Living included Celine Coverlets in cloud (white & grey) and ink (white & black), complemented by Madras Link June Olive Throws (though noted as out of stock, with an alternative Burton Throw suggested). Forty Winks contributed Relax Right 3 In 1 Pillows. The room was further adorned with decorative cushions from The Block Shop, such as a Sienna Brown Deer Cushion, a Greige Lin Francais Cloud Cushion, a Biscuit So Natural Knitted Cushion, an Olive Green Pierrot Moon Velvet Cushion, an Olive Green Aristote Star Velvet Cushion, and an Eden Green Owl Cushion. Madras Link also provided Mira Velvet Cushions in toffee. Decorative items included white mouse bookends and bunny bookends from Provincial Home Living, a Sienna Bone Inlay Photo Frame from Madras Link, and various Onito Trays (black in different sizes) from Freedom Furniture. Toys and games featured prominently, with plush items like Mason Mouse, Miffy Sitting Corduroy Beige, Bernard Bear, Robert Rabbit, Snuffy Corduroy Brown, Billie Dog Cushion, GIANT Giraffe, WWF Ostrich, Mago the Monkey Brown, Miffy Sitting Sparkle Silver, and WWF Flamingo from The Block Shop. Musical instruments such as a wooden tambourine, recorder, maraca pair, and xylophone were also included. Provincial Home Living supplied Lucerne Donkey Bowls in duck egg, saffron, and crackle white, along with Gretl Decorations (children sculptures). Boori Wooden Number Building Blocks from Forty Winks, various plush toys (Keeleco Turtle Plush, Histoire D'Ours Preppy Chic Bunny, Hugfun Sea Life Plush, Keeleco Orangutan Plush) from Target, Play-Doh and miscellaneous kids' books from Kmart, a yellow bus toy from Aldi, and building blocks from Mitre 10 completed the array of items. Storage solutions included a Savanna Velvet Toy Bag in wild brown and a Handwoven Storage Basket from The Block Shop, Kubu Baskets from Provincial Home Living, Onito Pen Holders from Freedom Furniture, and a Saturn Basket from Target. Fashion items mentioned were a Nikki Quilted Bag in caramel cafe from The Block Shop and miscellaneous fashion items from Kmart. Lighting fixtures from Beacon Lighting included Tamarind Oval Pendant Shades in natural (60cm and 80cm), Breton 1 Light T/Lamps as bedside lamps, LEDlux Disk LED 250mm Teak Wall Lights in warm white, and Flare Downlight Tri Colour White throughout. Reno supplies encompassed essential building materials. TLA Services provided vents, and Mitre 10 supplied Moda Doors, door handles, and door stops. Carpet Court supplied Outback Spirit Wool Carpet in Simpson. DIY Blinds provided Kew Pebble Blockout Roller Blinds and Mavi Dusk Sheer Curtains. Eurotech Windows and aluplast supplied window manufacturing and installation, including IDEAL 4000 windows and Insulglass LowE Plus® window glass from Australian Glass Group. CSR-Bradford Insulation supplied Wall Batts (R2.7), Ceiling Batts (R7.0), Enviroseal RW Plus Wall Wrap, SoundScreen Acoustic Insulation Batts (R2.5), and Optimo Underfloor Insulation (R2.5) with saddles and ultratape. CSR-Gyprock provided Plus Plasterboard, Flexible™ Plasterboard for walls and ceilings, Aquachek™ Plasterboard for bathrooms, laundries & al fresco, and Supaceil™ Plasterboard for ceilings. #HomeDesign #KidsRoom #InteriorDesign #TheBlock #SupplierList #BedroomFurniture #HomeDecor #RenovationSupplies #HomeDesign #KidsRoom #InteriorDesign #TheBlock #SupplierList #BedroomFurniture #HomeDecor #RenovationSupplies