Contents of issue 111, Jan-Feb 2017

Homes & Interiors Scotland issue 111

REGULARS

IN THE FRAME Ariane Dalle, design director of Manuel Canovas and Larsen
THIS LIFE On the farm with Graven’s Janice Kirkpatrick and Ross Hunter
MONITOR What’s hot out there
INTERIORS NEWS The headliners
TRENDWATCH The best of herringbone, pink and marble
REPORTS Party people
HEIRLOOM The New Circus Collection by Alessi
DESIGN NOTES The Bird by Kristian Vedel
SAMPLER Embroidered fabric, red paint, ochre wallpaper
HOW BIZARRE Birds’ Feet Candlesticks by Vanilla Sky
MEET THE MAKER Hebridean Sea Salt maker Natalie Crayton
WELL READ Women in books
SUBSCRIPTIONS Six editions and a free handmade Harlequin candle
KIDS NEWS Ideas for the young team
ECO NEWS The latest green goods
AVARICE Personalised piano by Edelweiss Pianos

DESIGN SPECIAL

UTILITY ROOMS Where and how to keep things neat, clean and tidy

KITCHENS

LOOK BOOK Where style starts
IT’S HOT IN HERE Stainless steel ovens
CENTRE STAGE A case study in luxury
DUAL PURPOSE Two rooms, now one
SHAPING UP The latest curved taps
QUESTIONS QUESTIONS The experts answer them
DEEP BLUE A living space rich in colour
WHAT’S THE LATEST News and new products
FEAST ON THESE Contemporary dining rooms
THE MODERNISTS Sleek, slick sinks
PATTERN CUTTER Sharp looking tiles

ARCHITECTURE

LANDSCAPE PAINTING The surrounding hills have played a major role in the build of an Angus home
SMALL IS BEAUTIFUL This neat, self-designed home could be the blueprint of the future
GO FIGURE Transforming one Victorian flat in Edinburgh took a lot of vision and ingenuity

ART & DESIGN

BEHIND CLOSED DOORS What goes on at Trakke, an award-winning Glasgow design studio
ART NEWS Exhibitions and artists’ events
ART WORDS Sophie Morrish on Biomass NU
WHERE WE’RE AT Artists and their sense of place
DESIGN ARCHIVES Photographer and filmmaker Oscar Marzaroli

INTERIORS

FINE TUNE A city pied-a-terre is given a thoroughly glamorous makeover and more
LOOKS SIMPLE Problem solving and creativity has turned an Edinburgh abode into a minimalist home
DOUBLE TAKE Restoring an Edwardian mansion and launching a business proved an irresistible task

GARDENS

NEWS Why you should go outside

ESCAPE

HIDE AND SEEK A beautiful, hidden bolt-hole, Loch an Eilein Cottage in Rothiemurchus Estate

“I don’t really trust anyone who says they know everything there is to know about weaving, because I expect to be really, really old and still not know the full ins and outs of the craft.” So says textiles designer Heather Shields, who weaves contemporary homewares and accessories from her studio in Argyll. Her latest collection is inspired by childhood puzzles and games, and centres on blocky, geometric patterns in bold hues, such as her Puzzle blanket (pictured).

STOCKISTS

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PROPERTY

NEWS New homes to buy now
HOUSE HUNTER Waterside properties