Big Brother House/Philippines

This section is about the Big Brother House in the Philippines. For more houses, check out Big Brother House.

Season 1 - Pastel
The original Pinoy Big Brother house featured pastel colored walls.

Celebrity Edition 1 - Back to Basics
For the first Celebrity season, the house was still the same used in Season 1 except that the furnitures and the appliances were missing with only bamboo beds, bamboo tables, bamboo benches were present. However after two weeks, Big Brother gave them the furnitures and the appliances they needed after the celebrity housemates adjusted to the basic lifestyle.

Teen Edition 1 - Neon Pop Art
The first teen season's house was refurbished but still used the same floorplan since Season 1. The walls were re-painted and they added pop-art artworks inside the house.

Season 2 - Modern Neon
The house in Season 2 was a result of a house upgrade happened because the house was used as the Academy in Pinoy Dream Academy. They extended the house up to another lot beside it to give space for the classrooms used in the show. As a result, the Pinoy Big Brother house became larger than ever which was evident in Season 2 as it added a Gym area, a large bathroom area, a secret room, a prayer room and an activity area where the housemates perform their tasks and challenges. Season 2 also introduced the Eviction Hall used in PDA as their Concert hall. The Eviction Hall is where the evictions took place rather than infront of the facade used in the previous three seasons.

Celebrity Edition 2 - Opulent Mansion
For the second celebrity edition, they used the same floorplan of Season 2 but with some modifications. The hallway diminished in length and the living area became a bit smaller. while the Gym area can now be found outside the garden. The concept of the house was opulence in contrast to Celebrity Edition 1's back to basic. They also added a Jail cell also called punishment room while they removed the prayer room.

Teen Edition Plus - Modern Moroccan
For second teen season, the house used the modified Season 2 floorplan used in Celebriy Edition 2, but again with some modifications. The swimming pool grew in size and is now a large rectangular, olympic-like pool that almost dominated the whole garden. The garden was now tiled. An adjacent area called Plus Base was also introduced where in the Guardians would live. The Activity Area was moved inside the Eviction Hall and in result, they brought back the evictions infront of the facade of the house. The front doors were brought back again inside the house instead of being in the garden.

Double Up - Gaudi & Van Gogh
The third season of the Civilian series introduced a new twist called Double Up and as part of the twist. The house is now divided into two equal sized houses, both furnished and connected only via the confession room and the storage room. Both houses were inspired by the artworks of two artists. The House A's interiors were inspired by the works of Antoni Gaudi, a Spanish architect while in House B's interiors were inspired by the paintings of Vincent Van Gogh.

Teen Clash 2010 - Summer Holiday
Teen Clash's house followed the concept of two houses and refurbished the houses used in Double Up. Both houses were summer themed as Teen Editions were considered the Summer seasons. The House A now became Villa while House B became Apartment.

Unlimited - House of the Social Classes (Slum/Industrial/Luxury)
The house used the Double up floorplan but with modifications. The house was divided into four areas. The slums, the industrial house and the luxury house. The Industrial House didn't have an outdoor area and was completely blocked from the sunlight. While the Luxury house was connected to the Pool in which they first called as the Resort used when the housemates get a reward. It later became part of the luxury house. The slums was located where the original location of the activity area can be found. In Double Up it was used as House B's outdoor area. The Luxury and Industrial houses were connected via secret hallway.

The concept of the houses were about the different rankings of social status by the Filipinos, mainly the Upper Class people, the middle class people and the people below the poverty line.

Teen Edition 4 - The Seventies/Big Brother's Teenhood
The Teen Edition 4 used the luxury house's floorplan in the previous season. It was the first season since Teen Edition Plus to have single house. The house was refurbished within a week, the fastest renovation ever in Pinoy Big Brother history. The house concept was the 1970s, it was inspired by Big Brother's teenage years. The activity area was brought back to its original location.

All In - Neo-Modern Pastel
The house's floorplan didn't change since Teen Edition 4. The interior design however was in Neo-Modern design.

737 - Filipino Pop Culture
For the 737 season, the floorplan was tweaked. The bedrooms were larger and its locations resembled those in House A in Double Up. A long hallway that leads to the Confession Room, Storage Room and other secret rooms were added. The concept of the house was Filipino Pop Culture and it introduced the pop-up art.

Season 7 - Philippine Tourism
The Pinoy Big Brother house in Season 7 used the same floorplan in ''737. ''The concept was about the different provinces of the Philippines and featured its scenic locations via wall murals.