The newest judge on RTE's Home of the Year has revealed that she wasn't afraid to fight for her favourite homes on this year's show even if judges Hugh Wallace and Amanda Bone didn't agree
New RTE star Siobhan Lam has revealed that despite being the new judge, she wasn't hesitant to speak her mind and wade into any disagreements with veteran judges Huge Wallace and Amanda Bone when it came to fighting for a home she loved.
"You might see a house fall in love with it and kind of project yourself into that home or that lifestyle. I was really surprised at how attached I got to certain homes that I really, really loved or had certain design features I was obsessed with. And at the finale it really becomes very clear which home we want to go the distance."
Speaking about judging alongside Hugh and Amanda, Siobhan revealed that despite being the newbie on the team, she was well able to speak her mind. Siobhan added; "But for me, I am more focused on the inside of a home, the interior of a home. What colours the homeowners have gone for, the beautiful pieces of furniture that they have introduced.
While the judges were willing to fight it out for their favourite home, Siobhan says away from our screens, they have become close and developed a great friendship
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