Shop the Look From HGTV's 'Rock the Block' Season 5

Team Leslie Davis and Lyndsay Lamb’s (Unsellable Houses) "Tropical Retreat" kitchen made a big impression on judges Egypt Sherrod and Mike Jackson (Married to Real Estate) in week one. Egypt praised how cohesive the design was and said the space reminded her of a trip to Bali. Both judges loved the wood textures throughout and couldn't be happier with the knotty elder cabinets and stunning quartz countertop.

Team Evan Thomas and Keith Bynum's (Bargain Block) "Organic Modern" kitchen was a showstopper with a striking quartz countertop, matching floating shelves and graphite stove. To make the home feel more cozy and less cavernous, Evan and Keith took a chance and opted to close the spaces in a bit more, adding interest with curved doorframes and handmade artwork throughout. Egypt and Mike approved the decision and felt it made the rooms feel more homey while still being breathable.

Team Bryan and Sarah Baeumler's (Renovation Island) "Natural Zen" kitchen design certainly caught the judges' eyes and was deemed the most unique look of the week with curved walls, mesmerizing marble stonework throughout and a custom table that replaced a traditional dining room. While Mike and Egypt loved the look, Egypt worried the design might be too specific for many buyers.

Team Mitch Glew and Page Turner's (Fix My Flip) "Coastal Chic" kitchen was a standout with quartz countertops, tambor accents and a clever grocery lift that impressed the judges who said the cooking space reminded them of a vacation in Tulum, Mexico. Their focus on indoor/outdoor living and attention to detail ultimately made them the week one winners, earning them an additional $1,000 to spend on their week two design.

Judges Mika and Brian Kleinschmidt (100 Day Dream Home) immediately felt "Florida vibes" upon stepping into Leslie and Lyndsay's living room. They praised the symmetry of the windows and the decision to carry out the kitchen flooring into the living room area for a cohesive feel throughout. Mika loved the light and airy color palette, and although rarely needed in Florida, both judges felt the fireplace was a lovely touch.

The massive sliding doors made an immediate impression in Page and Mitch's space. The judges were especially impressed with the overall open feel and the addition of ceiling beams to add character and a bit of warmth. Brian wished the fireplace had been more centered in the space but felt it was a nice focal point overall.

Mika and Brian were almost speechless after stepping into Evan and Keith's Italian-inspired living room. The neutral palette and coffered beam ceilings gave off a warm, comfortable vibe the judges adored, and Brian felt the attention to detail made the space reminiscent of a 5-star luxury hotel, earning Evan and Keith their first win by tying with Bryan and Sarah (a Rock the Block first which earned each team an additional $2,000 to spend in week three).

Tying Evan and Keith for a week-two win, Sarah and Bryan’s first floor living room was certainly something to behold. Mika and Brian felt they did the best job of making the water view a focal point by incorporating 24-foot glass doors, and Brian was stunned by the sophisticated ceiling treatment, describing it as nothing short of "magical."

Judge Kristina Crestin (Farmhouse Fixer) made immediate mention of how cozy Evan and Keith's main suite felt. She loved the soft vibe that felt inviting without being overly warm for the Florida locale. A focus on texture added interest to the space, and Kristina noted the duo went above and beyond with their DIY artwork hanging above the bed.

The second judge to make reference to Bali after seeing Leslie and Lyndsay's design, Kristina said the bedroom made her feel as if she had been transported to another country. Kristina also complimented the twins for their stylish use of textures that gave the room an upscale feel while keeping the space livable and not overly fussy.

Kristina described stepping into Bryan and Sarah's space as a nice, deep breath. The luxury feel, reminiscent of a chic vacation destination, was tied together with the perfect balance of colors and textures for an overall upscale feel.

Mitch and Page were the only team to place their bed facing the waterfront view outside, and that fact did not go unnoticed by Kristina. Stating that the space felt unexpected in a good way, she praised the design duo for their ability to differentiate themselves from the other teams. The platform bed and Moroccan style ultimately put Mitch and Page in first place for the week, earning them an additional $3,000 going into week four.

When judges Mika and Brian Kleinschmidt (100 Day Dream Home) returned to choose a winner for the pool and patio makeovers, they were immediately struck by Page and Mitch’s classy and timeless backyard design. Their attention to detail and the way they made sure every single outdoor element pointed to the magnificent water view showed how carefully they planned out their design, while little extras, like a cold plunge and an ultra-relaxing sun deck took the look over the top.

To take advantage of their home's perfectly centered view of the water, Evan and Keith made symmetry a major aspect of their design, creating a peaceful look with artistic flair. Aside from their gorgeous pool design, other highlights include a full kitchen and dining table, wisely putting focus on outdoor entertaining.

Brian and Mika noted that with a space as luxurious as Sarah and Bryan's outdoor area, the future homeowners would never have to take a vacation. Luxe seating, a beautiful blend of textures and a surprise hibachi grill delighted the judges and continued the 5-star resort vibe Sarah and Bryan have become known for in the competition.

Vibrant color isn't the only thing that set Leslie and Lyndsay's design apart in week four. Taking a cue from the spiral staircase, the sisters chose to incorporate other rounded elements, including the hot tub and fire pit. But the element that seemed to make the biggest impression on the judges was the retractable screen that was added to keep bugs out and create a more usable space no matter the time of day. Ultimately, this feature brought them their first win of the season and an additional $4,000 to spend in week five.

Judges Michel Boyd (Luxe for Less) and Veronica Valencia (Revealed) immediately noted they could feel Leslie and Lyndsay's personalities in their balcony design. From the whimsical ceiling fans to the textural wall decor and pops of greenery throughout, this design was full of life and exuded energy.

Just like their indoor design, Evan and Keith chose to create an outdoor space that exuded peace and tranquility. The calming color palette and organic elements such as the hand-blown glass light pendant gave their balcony a soothing aesthetic.

To continue their original plan of indoor/outdoor living that started in the kitchen, Mitch and Page added a gorgeous and practical bar that reaches right through to the kitchen. The tile work added vibrant color, while wood tones throughout blended the design with the home's interior.

The judges were most inspired by Bryan and Sarah's outdoor design, earning them the winning spot and $5,000 to spend in week six. Michel especially loved the bar and noted that the combination of stainless doors, wood and stone was a striking addition to the space.

On this surprise episode of Rock the Block, the teams were given only 48 hours to create a multi-purpose suite which would then be judged by the other teams. Leslie and Lyndsay opted for a funky music studio vibe complete with a patterned focal wall, guitars framed in gorgeous shadow boxes and a sound-proofing element that doubled as art.

Keith and Evan's meditation room instantly put off a calming vibe as each team entered the space. Despite their fast turnaround time, the talented duo managed to craft built-in shelving and custom artwork for the meditation area, while still designing a bedroom area that felt spacious and purposeful.

Dramatic black walls were the star in Mitch and Page's social media space which was fully decked out for creating a podcast and could be converted to a bedroom by extending the cozy daybed.

Bryan and Sarah ultimately brought home the win along with $6,000 to spend on week seven with their combo children's room and craft space. The other teams adored how livable the space felt along with all the tiny crafting details and classic wall paneling.

Judge Jonathan Scott (Property Brothers: Forever Home, Brother vs. Brother and Celebrity IOU) was instantly impressed with the secondary entrance to Keith and Evan's laundry room (not seen) which served double duty as a mirror in the main bedroom's closet. Plenty of storage and a tranquil color palette ensure the room is stylish and functional.

Page and Mitch also put heavy focus on function, including a sink, tons of storage and a side-by-side washer and dryer combo in a black colorway that sets their design apart from the other three homes.

At 6'5", it's no surprise Jonathan appreciated that Bryan and Sarah chose to elevate their washer and dryer, creating even more storage underneath while also making them easier to reach in and out of.