Big Brother unveils its bold new Brisbane house ahead of Monday night premiere

Big Brother is opening the doors to its brand-new Brisbane house, and the colourful new house looks ready to host plenty of scheming, secrets and late-night drama.

Newly released photos offer a sneak peek inside the purpose-built property at Screen Queensland Studios in Hemmant, where a fresh batch of housemates will eat, sleep and plot their way through the reality TV competition when it returns.

With room for 14 contestants, the house boasts a bold mix of colours, from a striking turquoise kitchen and bright pink dining area to a sprawling blue lounge and neon-lit living spaces.

Each housemate has their own bed and wardrobe, while a communal dining table provides plenty of room for the inevitable gossip sessions and tense group gatherings.

But while the interiors might look like a colourful retreat, privacy could prove a little harder to come by.

The shared bathrooms feature glass-fronted showers, meaning contestants may have to get used to having less personal space than they are accustomed to.

The house also comes complete with a gym, sauna and fish tank, giving contestants a few extra creature comforts while they compete for Australia's attention.

Meanwhile, no Big Brother house would be complete without the all-important Diary Room, where housemates can confess their deepest secrets, air their grievances and plead their case directly to the all-seeing eye.

The new season features a brand-new Diary Room chair, ready to host everything from emotional heart-to-hearts to the occasional explosive rant.

And with cameras positioned throughout the property, contestants will have little chance of keeping their antics under wraps.

The move to Brisbane marks a new chapter for the long-running reality series, with production relocating from the Gold Coast.

Veteran presenter Mel Tracina is back as host, as long-time series narrator Mike Goldman is once again at the microphone, providing his familiar commentary as the drama unfolds.

Live nominations and evictions will once again put the housemates under pressure as they battle to stay in the game.

But with cameras monitoring every corner of the house, housemates will have little chance to escape Big Brother’s watchful eye. 

Big Brother premieres Monday at 7.30pm on Channel Ten.