Check Out HGTV's 'Rock the Block' Season 4 Reveals

Team Jonathan Knight and Kristina Crestin's (Farmhouse Fixer) "Modern Farmhouse" kitchen wowed judges Dave and Jenny Marrs (Fixer to Fabulous) with a gorgeous rounded island, statement range and cozy wooden ceiling beams.

Team Page Turner and Mitch Glew's (Fix My Flip) “Alpine Chic” kitchen was designed to be an entertainer’s dream home. With double marble islands, floor-to-ceiling wine racks and incredible storage space, they definitely hit the mark.

“Mountain Modern” was the inspiration for Team Michel Smith Boyd and Anthony Elle's (Luxe for Less) design which showcases classic Colorado style with a contemporary spin. An architectural island, tons of texture throughout, soaring cabinets and striking rounded doors prove this design duo is one to watch.

The alternative layout of Team Bryan and Sarah Baeumler's (Renovation Island) "Aspen Chalet" kitchen shocked and delighted the judges. Described by Bryan as a “living kitchen,” the space is more than just somewhere to cook. It was designed as a space where life happens. From homework to games to enjoying meals together, this kitchen is meant to be an extension of the living space.

Jon and Krystina gave their space a melodic moment by installing a wireless speaker system, which greeted judges Mina Starsiak Hawk (Good Bones) and Jenn Todryk (No Demo Reno) upon arrival and in Jon’s words, “sets a vibe.” The addition of a large accordion door makes the most of the jaw-dropping view outside, and a fireplace outfitted in vertical bricks adds drama and the illusion of higher ceilings.

In Michel and Anthony’s living room design, an expansive green sofa adds rich color to an otherwise neutral space, while rich texture in the side chair and throw mix well with subtle prints to create interest without distracting from the spectacular view outside.

Library-style shelving in Page and Mitch’s living room instantly grabbed the judges’ attention, while a moody porcelain fireplace set the perfect balance between light and dark. Jenn noted how well-equipped the home felt for single adults and families alike, which checked Page and Mitch’s box for creating a truly livable space.

In their living room design, Bryan and Sarah opted to keep the focus on the beautiful mountain view outside, leaving the interior as neutral as possible. Furniture is aligned to facilitate conversation while also keeping the gorgeous view outside top of mind.

The sophisticated main bedroom in Bryan and Sarah’s Aspen chalet was enough to elicit a synchronized “wow” from judges and twin sisters Lyndsay Lamb and Leslie Davis (Unsellable Houses). A wet bar garnered the most attention, while the judges admired the overall simplicity and calming design style.

Michel and Anthony wowed the judges with ombre walls and French doors leading to an added deck that makes the most of what Lyndsay and Leslie considered the best view from the house.

Jon and Kristina’s main bedroom makes a major statement with a deep green hue on vertical wall paneling throughout. Carrying that opulent green on to the room’s many windows constructs a look of custom framing for the breathtaking views outside.

The wooden wall feature behind the bed is its own moment in Page and Mitch’s main bedroom. While they chose to keep the rest of the walls simple, they added interest in the form of graphic art, unexpected lighting and a trio of textural benches at the foot of the bed.

Michel and Anthony’s lower level stayed true to their modern style with sleek finishes warmed up by light furnishings that perfectly complemented their contemporary atmosphere by adding a touch of warmth. Not pictured, a second full kitchen, powder room and speakeasy added tremendous value to the home and impressed judges Alison Victoria (Windy City Rehab) and Veronica Valencia (Revealed).

Motivated by the health and wellness at home movement, Bryan and Sarah created a relaxing and serene atmosphere, designing a second living area outfitted in calming neutrals. And plush furnishings. Not pictured, a breakfast bar, gym, massage space and sauna make this lower level ideal for those prioritizing both mental and physical health.

Inspired by their natural surroundings, Page and Mitch worked to bring elements of the outside in with their chic lower-level design. A third full kitchen with whimsical swing chairs adds value and fun, while a kids’ loft, petite desk and golf room (not pictured) make the downstairs area ideal for both work and play.

Casual, homey and simply fun, this lower level designed by Jon and Kristina is the ideal spot for entertaining. A wrapped banquette with seating for a crowd and a comfy living area for game days and movie nights are elevated by sophisticated artwork and chic lighting. Not pictured, a spacious homework area, playful bunk room, full bathroom, bar, arcade and pool table make the most of the space and ensure this home is any entertainer’s dream.

According to judges and former Rock the Block champions Brian and Mika Kleinschmidt (100 Day Dream Home, Jon and Kristina’s outdoor fireplace stole the show, while their ability to seamlessly continue the home's design from the interior to the exterior was not lost on Mika.

Exquisite stacked stone and an indoor/outdoor bar immediately grab attention in Michel and Anthony’s outdoor space. An accordion window separates the bar from the inside, carrying through the same style as the incredible accordion doors throughout the home.

A fireplace and floor-to-ceiling stacked stone add value to Page and Mitch’s timeless outdoor design. Mika loved how sophisticated the overall design was, while homey additions like a throw, pillows and candle offer a warmer element to the otherwise sleek space.

Brian loved how Sarah and Bryan drew the look of the home’s entrance out onto their back deck and felt it captured Colorado style the best of all the homes. Additionally, a double-sided fireplace and matching outdoor sofas create a cozy space for entertaining guests or enjoying a simple night in.

Anthony and Michel described their home as a tactile experience, and the bonus room is no exception. Designed to be a luxe home office, it can also be easily converted into a bedroom with their clever addition of a Murphy bed. Former Rock the Block winners Jasmine Roth (Help! I Wrecked My House), Egypt Sherrod and Mike Jackson (Married to Real Estate) claimed the space, which also incorporates an ensuite bathroom, could be a game changer when it comes to adding value to the home.

Page and Mitch made the most of their bonus room by styling it as a home office but giving it the capability of being used as an ensuite. Calming colors and a stunning view through double doors leading outside give the space a tranquil feel.

Team Bryan and Sarah converted their bonus space into a serene home office complete with a show-stopping desk and built-in shelving. Jasmine noted the room’s ability to be easily converted into a bedroom if needed makes it more flexible for buyers.