Striking feature compared to US president Donald Trump
Jimmy and Tam won over the judges with their bedroom and were hoping to do the same with their family bathroom.
Unlike their ensuites downstairs, this bathroom used paint to create a pop of colour instead of tiles. They hoped 'fuzzy peach' would continue the 1950s vibe upstairs.
Click through to find out what Shaynna Blaze, Neale Whitaker and Darren Palmer thought of the room.
Fuzzy peach was indeed the main talking point of the bathroom and got the judges' attention straight away.
"Now that is a colour scheme," Neale said.
"I love it," Darren added.
But it seems Neale missed the memo about the 'fuzzy' part.
"If anyone had said to me you will walk into a room painted fluoro peach and you will love it I would have laughed," Neale said.
Added Darren, "It's the high-vis of bathrooms."
Shaynna disagreed and compared it to the US president's unique tan.
"No, it's the Donald Trump of bathrooms," she said.
"How rude," Darren replied.
Shaynna demonstrated her point by testing out the mirror. She explained that the paint colour was altering how she perceived her skin tone, which would impact anyone putting on makeup.
"I don't think it's giving me a true skin tone, no," she insisted.
"It's polarising — it's a very, very brave choice," Neale said.
"Would I want this in my own bathroom? No I wouldn't."
Shaynna urged the couple to "be careful" with their "niche" choices so as not to alienate buyers.
"Remember at the end of the day, this is not your house, you are doing this to get the best possible price for your house."
However, Shaynna loved the shower and called it "beautiful".
She also thought the bath was "gorgeous".
"With that beautiful fine edge, it's so elegant."
And gave a thumbs up to the terrazzo tiles.
Also on Shaynna's list of favourite things in Jimmy and Tam's bathroom was the hydronic towel rail, vanity and unique structure of the roof.