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Style Steal | cosy living room

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.

Leuchie Walled Garden

An inviting combination of 200-year-old garden, modernist building and rich family history makes this an East Lothian holiday retreat with a difference

This pool house gets an upgrade

A gorgeous private pool needed an equally appealing pool house to help get the party started

This Life: Kate Spiers

The broadcaster, serial renovator and interiors influencer shows us round her Glasgow flat with its winning blend of Victorian and 1970s styling Photography Susie Lowe Art Direction Gillian...

Meet the maker: Simon Harlow & Lewis Harley

  Interview Catherine Coyle Simon Harlow: “I’ve always had creative blood in my veins. My dad was a potter and my mum was a piano teacher and...

Living rooms with flair

Check out these inspirational setups and cherrypick your favourite ideas to emulate The kitchen can claim to be the heart of the home. For many,...

A modern build in Glasgow inspired by Alvar Aalto

A coolly modern house inspired by the architecture of Finland’s Alvar Aalto has made itself at home in Glasgow

Upcycling tips to make the most of what you have

Revive and reuse are the key words of 2021. Here’s how to bring them home... You've had the same console table in your hall for...

Dapper dining rooms

Designated dining areas are on the menu  Where do you eat your dinner? Standing up at the kitchen counter in a hurry? From a tray...

7 creatives who found their niche

This article is a partner piece for episode 10 of the Homes & Interiors Scotland podcast. Check out the other episodes here Original interviews by...

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