The first photos of the brand new Love Island villa are here.
The upcoming series of the popular dating show, which kicks off on June 6, will be filmed at a villa near Sant Llorenc des Cardassar in the east of Mallorca.
Contestants will enter through a new giant chrome heart, which sits outside the front of the property over a wooden walkway leading to the front door.
The bedroom is on the ground floor of the villa, with a number of colourful double beds next to and across from each other.
“The dog house” will also return this season – where Islanders who have had a falling out with their partner will sleep in the living room.
A pop art theme and eye-catching neon lights run throughout the villa and a rose-gold kitchen has been installed outside.
The women’s dressing room leads out to the enclosed sun terrace overlooking the infinity pool, which features in-water sun loungers this year.
The villa’s garden features a variety of seating areas with yellow, blue and pink accents.
Speaking about the decision to include more secluded outside areas, the show’s executive producer Mike Spencer said: “It’s the first time, I think, that we’ve designed it more editorially. We know how many chat areas we need, we know you want those places you can sneak off to.”
He added that the fire pit area where the contestant often gather ahead of dumpings and new arrivals is now more of an “arena” for the show’s most dramatic moments.
Laura Whitmore will return to present the hit ITV2 series, and her husband Ian Stirling will return to narrate the show.Â
The 2022 series of Love Island will premiere on ITV and Virgin Media Two on June 6 at 9pm.
