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Scotland’s Home of the Year presenter Kate Spiers is selling her Glasgow home

TV presenter and influencer Kate Spiers is selling her Glasgow tenement flat, and it's as impeccably styled as you would expect it to be.

Choosing the right wall panel for your bathroom

Think tiles are the only option for your bathroom walls? Think again. Wall panels are quickly becoming one of the most popular tile alternatives, offering a cost-effective solution in a variety of materials including laminate, PVC and acrylic.

Meet Kip Kiosk: a new independent homeware shop

Say hello to Kip Kiosk, one of the UK's newest homeware shopping destinations that offers a curated selection of artisanal products created by local makers.

How to buy Camille Walala’s art and support a social enterprise

On the hunt for artwork with a conscience? Us too - and so tomorrow we'll have our fingers poised on the mouse for a...

Issue 141 – March & April

One thing’s for sure, our concept of luxury has evolved since we published our first special LUXE edition back in 2019...

Behind Closed Doors: Todd & Duncan

Scottish cashmere is reputed to be among the very best you can get, but what makes it so special? After all, most of the world’s cashmere starts off from the same place – the fine, soft hair of goats tended by nomadic herdsmen in Mongolia.

This Life: Massimo Minale

The architect, entrepreneur and founder of interiors brand Buster + Punch has crafted a unique lakeside family home that encapsulates all of his passions

Issue 140 – January & February

Perhaps your focus for 2022 is to devote more time to friends and family, or to take up a new hobby, or to freshen up your interior design scheme. Whether your resolution is personal or practical, you’ll find something in the pages of this issue to help you achieve it. 

A completely reimagined cottage in Aberdeenshire

Where do you set up home when the world is your oyster? Danny and Rhian Tazioli enjoyed working overseas, but during one spell abroad, in South Korea, they realised their priorities had changed...

Meet the Maker: Philippa Craddock, florist

One of the aspects of my work that I love most is the variety of the day-to-day. Before Covid, my work took me all over the world, both for events and for lecturing and teaching. At the moment, I am more UK-based, which I’m really enjoying. It has been a positive step to slow down a little.

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H&IS curates: 13 of Scotland’s best spas and rural escapes

A look at some of Scotland's best wellness havens, from countryside retreats to inner city pamper spots

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