The new design consists of polished stainless steel elements, warm wood tones, rugged stone, canvas drawn paintings with graffiti artwork. The kitchen has been upgraded with modern conveniences and the open plan lounge is made up of leather and luxurious throws.
“It's all about comfort and style,” says M-Net Africa director Biola Alabi. “Whilst this is the Big Brother house, we understand that it's also home to our housemates so we wanted a space where they would feel welcome, relaxed and at ease. It's challenging to be in the Big Brother house and the aim with this season was to provide an oasis, to make the house as pleasant on the eye and as accessible as possible. The vision of the show's design team was clear from the start and, with their creativity and passion, they have made it reality.”
The house is fitted with 100 microphones and 40 cameras, including manned, remote and miniature ‘lipstick' cameras with over 14,000 metres of cabling.
