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Originally Posted by Mac Hiavellian
Every series has had a theme though. It's just the later ones (most of Patrick Watson's) that turn out to be tacky
BB1/CBB1 (Colin Piggot) - 'Penal chic' with lots of metals and blues
BB2 (Colin Piggot) - 'Cabin fever' with wood and stone
BB3/CBB2 (Marcus Blee) - 'Science Lab' with large but basic house
BB4/TBB (Marcus Blee) - 'Cocoon' with rounded rooms and pastel colours
BB5/CBB3 (Marcus Blee) - 'Evil'
BB6/CBB4 (Patrick Watson) - 'Exposed (glass walls)/Unpredictable'
BB7/CBB5 (Patrick Watson) - 'Twisted/Inside out'
BB8 (Patrick Watson) - 'Colourful (after CBB5)/things in the wrong place'
BB:CH (Patrick Watson) - 'Banksy/E4'
BB9/CBB6 (Patrick Watson) - 'Shattered/harsher'
BB10 (Patrick Watson) - 'Basic *cough* rushed and/or lazy, credit crunched'
CBB7 (Patrick Watson) - 'Hell'
BB11/UBB (Patrick Watson) - 'Heaven/Circus'
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With some of them the best have been the ones based on an emotion/feeling, rather than a visual theme. Like BB5 was made to be claustrophobic, yet the house furniture didn't exactly look claustrophobic it was just standard BB style.
What I hate is when they have a theme like hell and decide to match every down to just that theme, like they can't buy a pillow case unless it has 'go die' written on it.