Why isn’t Interior Design Masters on tonight? BBC schedule change explained

By Matthew Mohan-Hickson

Digitial Reporter

Published 15th May 2025, 09:12 BST

BBC has changed its regular schedule for Interior Design Masters once again 📺

Interior Design Masters could get caught out by the TV schedule again.
The hit competition show has been moved around by the BBC.
But why isn’t it on TV today?

The return of Eurovision has caused the BBC to shake-up its TV schedule once again. Interior Design Masters is one of the biggest victims, with viewers being kept on their toes.

The hit competition show, hosted by Alan Carr, was moved around last week and it has been bounced from its usual spot once again.

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But why isn’t Interior Design Masters on today - and when was the last episode? Here’s all you need to know:

Why isn’t Interior Design Masters on TV tonight?

Cast of Interior Design Masters series six — Cast of Interior Design Masters series six | Interior Design Masters / DSP / BBC One

placeholder image — Cast of Interior Design Masters series six | Interior Design Masters / DSP / BBC One

The show has usually been broadcast at 8pm on Thursdays since it started earlier in the year. But the past couple of weeks has seen the show moved around plenty by the BBC.

Last week it was pushed back 24 hours because of the VE Day 80th anniversary celebrations. However it has not returned to normal this week, because of Eurovision.

The second semi-final for the 2025 song contest will take place this evening (May 15) and is live on BBC. Coverage begins at 8pm, which is the usual start time for Interior Design Masters.

When is Interior Design Masters on TV this week?

The show has reached the quarter-final stage and it is the highly anticipated shop week. Last week Interior Design Masters was pushed back to Friday (May 9) but that is not the case this week.

The latest episode actually aired on BBC One yesterday (May 14) and was followed by Race Across the World. If you hadn’t realised, it is available to watch on catch-up via iPlayer.

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