We are snow excited about this season!
On Jan. 26, CBS announced the all–new star–studded cast that will be heading into the Big Brother home for season three of Celebrity Big Brother. And now, E! News has an exclusive first look inside the first floor of the home that Todrick Hall, Lamar Odom, Shanna Moakler and more will be living in while competing for their shot at the grand prize of $250,000.
And this home renovation will surely make you want to grab your hats, gloves and skis. (Or just some hot cocoa to sip in the lodge.) This season's contemporary Swiss chalet-themed house features a fireplace and a beaded crystal chandelier—with over 300,000 individual beads—in the entranceway and is completed with custom travel posters.
And the biggest reveal of all? The spiral staircase is gone. Yes, you read that right! Fans of the show know that in the past, Big Brother houseguests have used to staircase to gain access to the upper rooms. But after almost 20 seasons, the fixture has been replaced with a three–landing staircase.
Scroll through to see all the first look images of the first floor of the Celebrity Big Brother home ahead of its Feb. 2 premiere on CBS.
Say goodbye to the spiral staircase!
For nearly 20 seasons, Big Brother houseguests have used the spiral staircase to gain access to the upper rooms of the house. But now, for the first time ever, that fixture has been replaced with a grand, three-landing staircase. This new feature opens up the house, allowing for shocking entrances and exits.
The entryway features a dazzling beaded crystal chandelier, with over 300,000 individual beads, making it look like icicles are hanging from the ceiling. The internal LED lighting reflects the intricate snowflake sculpture below, making an illuminating first impression inside the house.
The kitchen got a major remodel and features a mural of the Northern Lights overhead, along with giant gold pendant lights and wood beams.
The kitchen now features built-in appliances and a cooktop.
The Saarinen-inspired table is the perfect spot for both dinner conversations and nomination ceremonies.
The dining area also features blue velvet seating and beautiful matching table settings with blue and gold accents.
How cozy is this living room?
With a custom-built curved sofa, stacked stone on the walls and a firewood rack with back-lit crystal snowflakes, everyone will want to grab a wool blanket and some cocoa.
The living room features a mid-century fire-pit, complete with stacked birch logs and its own conversation pit seating.
The custom-made travel posters of Swiss landmarks—including a ski resort in Zermatt and the Matterhorn—pull the living room together.