In a special episode, Hanna Sumari explains how the jury chose the ten finalists.
The winner of the summer cottage version of Finland’s most beautiful home will be crowned in just a few days. The final will be shown on MTV3 on Thursday, July 6. Voting has already closed.
In today’s repeat episode, the judge Hanna Sumari explains on what grounds he and Sini Rainio and Tero Pennanen made their choice. The jury’s points decided the finalists, from which the viewers could vote for their favorite until Thursday of this week.
Neither Sini Rainio nor Tero Penna can be seen in the special episode. It is hosted by Hanna Sumari. Banijay Finland, MTV3
In the special episode, Sumari goes through all ten items. He starts with the first one, which is located in Vuokatti.
Niitty impressed Vuokatti. Banijay Finland, MTV3
– In Vuokatti’s cottage, I was moved the most by the wonderful meadow, which was skillfully made, Sumari praises and reminds:
– Outside is also important indoors.
From Uusikaarpely, Hanna Sumari would have liked to hear all the stories related to the cabin. Banijay Finland, MTV3
After Mummonmöki, the destination in Uudenkaarlepy, which Sumari praises as a cornucopia, made it to Uudenkaarlepy.
– It was like an adventure to another world.
Meterotitis was already familiar to Tero Pennane. Banijay Finland
The Kontiolahti Meteorite differs the most from all the others in terms of its shape.
– The finalist cottage is really different and it really has thought outside the box.
Blue-green algae does not hinder swimming in Naantali, where there is a swimming pool in the yard. Banijay Finland, MTV3
There are no less than two cabins from Naantal, the first of which was the wonderful ensemble of the Wolt millionaire who made it to the final competition. In particular, the definition of a summer cottage sparked discussion. In everyone’s opinion, the 150-square-meter new building does not meet the criteria for a cottage. In the special episode, Sumari takes a stand.
– In my opinion, it’s like a cabin is a cabin, even if it’s a vacation home, i.e. a place where you can spend your free time all year round.
Small cottages are cute in Sumari’s opinion, like this object in Myrskylä. Banijay Finland, MTV3
The opposite of Naantali can be found in Myrskylä, where there are hardly any amenities. However, that doesn’t bother Sumari.
– There are no facilities, but even more of a warm atmosphere.
Hanna Sumari fell in love with this view in Sipoo. Banijay Finland, MTV3
In Sipoo, the family’s old – and the largest – summer place in the entire series made an impression with its natural building material, round logs.
– There was something really special about the winner. When we entered we saw a huge fireplace with fires burning and antique cabinets and huge candelabras. It was a great moment, Sumari recalls on TV.
The summer garden cottage in Helsinki had two great kitchens: one inside and one outside. Banijay Finland, MTV3
In Helsinki, the jury fell in love with a log garden cottage with a great designer lamp. Sumari especially remembered the kitchens, which come in pairs.
– I especially fell in love with the outdoor kitchen.
The summer villa in Espoo received a full 30 points from the judges. Banijay Finland, MTV3
Built at the beginning of the 20th century, the island cottage in Espoo is nicely decorated, but Sumari was impressed by the location.
– You could see the skyline of Helsinki from there.
In Naantali, for example, the kitchen counters were made in an unusual way. Banijay Finland, MTV3
According to Sumari, the second Naantali target for the final is quite a surprise.
– A small cottage that had been made wonderful changes. There was also everything really interesting in the environment.
The cottage in Pälkäne is named Bali. Banijay Finland, MTV3
A summer cottage from Pälkäne was the last to participate in the final competition.
– In the finalist of the episode, I was most attracted by the homeliness and warmth. I got the feeling that yes, it’s good to be here.
Finland’s most beautiful home: Kesämökit today on MTV3 at 12:50 & 22:35, Ava at 18:00, in Katsomo & C More. See all TV programs and broadcast times in Telku’s TV guide.