The rise of a celebrity chef always draws an audience, but it’s the quality of the food that keeps patrons coming back –especially in Glasgow. The city is renowned for its ‘tough crowd’ whether you’re a musician, a comedian or a chef, so you’re going to have to bring something special, something memorable, if you want the natives to invite you to stay. 

Come on down to the circus, and make your home feel like a place to play. Bold stripes, harlequin print, and bright colours bring this trend to life.

Shining a light on the largely unsung contribution of women in design, these books offer inspirational, illuminating reads 

A radical rethink of how a house should function and what it should look like has produced an award-winning home on the Kyles of Bute

A bespoke orangery extension by Vale Garden Houses embraces classical elements and leads to a beautiful landscaped terrace. This article contains paid-for content created in...

Deep in a Perthshire forest are five holiday homes with a difference,  combining luxury, eco-friendliness and nature in equal measure

It’s hardly news that Shawlands is a happening place. Cool bars and brunch spots are easy to find, and even the most niche interests seem to be catered for.

Looking for the best of Scotland's seasonal food & drink? Start here. Fill up on delicious new flavours and fresh treats, including the best of autumn’s harvest. 

This edition is full of ideas for building your own home. Is it just a pipe dream? We don’t think so – not if it’s done the right way

This cosy setup has been created using Bert & May's handmade encaustic tiles as a focal point. The Pearl + Brighton hexagonal tiles are beautifully versatile thanks to their neutral colour and split pattern: they allow for almost infinite possibilities for layout.