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It's that time of year again for the next season of Home of the Year and Waterford man Fionnan Murray is set to feature in Episode 4 of the programme which kicks off on Tuesday, March 11.
The popular RTÉ show celebrates creativity, individuality, and clever design in homes across Ireland.
Fionnan built this wonderful contemporary home on family land for himself and his son in Waterford.
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The father of one wanted the home to fit in with the spectacular landscape of the area and worked with his brother Emmett, an architect, and a local builder, Tom, to create the home.
He describes the house as a complete sanctuary and that waking up to the views and the sound of the sea is a dream come true for him. He loves that the house is free flowing, with each room seamlessly moving to the next.
For Fionnan this is not only his home, but one for future generations of his family as well.
The series airs Tuesdays on RTÉ One and RTÉ Player at 8.30pm with judges Hugh Wallace, Amanda Bone and new judge Siobhan Lam. The show is produced by ShinAwiL for RTÉ and is sponsored by AIB.
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