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Season 22 of The Block landed at Mount Eliza on the Mornington Peninsula, with five teams renovating side by side, Scott Cam and Shelley Craft back hosting, Dan Reilly on the tools as foreman, and Darren Palmer, Shaynna Blaze and Marty Fox judging.
This week's brief was the main ensuite, and al.ive featured in two of them. Here's where, and what they chose.
Chantel & Wyatt - Main Ensuite
Chantel and Wyatt styled their main ensuite with the Bathroom Duo in Midnight Blue, Coconut & Wild Orange, positioned on a stone shelf inside a fully tiled, freestanding shower with dual rain heads and brushed brass tapware. The oversized shower was the clear focal point of the room, and Shaynna Blaze singled out the layout, saying she loved how spacious the whole space felt.


Adam & Jolene - Main Ensuite
Adam and Jolene styled their main ensuite with the Bathroom Duo in Muted Olive, Willow Gum & Lemon Myrtle, placed directly above a freestanding bath framed by textured, pebble-effect feature tiles. The room was still unfinished at reveal, but judges were won over regardless, praising the sense of arrival created by the bath sitting framed within the shower entry.


You don't need a Block-sized ensuite to borrow the idea. The Bathroom Duo works the same way here as it did on set: interlocking bottles sitting in a matching tray, holding their own whether it's tucked into a shower niche or styled above a freestanding bath.
Shop this week's colourways from the As Seen On The Block collection, or see them alongside past seasons in Reveals We've Loved.
Two teams, two main ensuites, another set of al.ive body pieces finding their place in a very public house. Catch every reveal from Season 22 featuring al.ive on our Blog.

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As seen on The Block 2026, here's how this week's family bathroom reveals came together with al.ive throughout.

The best housewarming gifts aren't decorations, they're the pieces a new home reaches for every day, and al.ive makes both work at once.