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Behind Closed Doors: Bute Fabrics

The ancient skill of weaving is thriving on the Clyde, and customers around the world can’t get enough of the fabrics made here
Travel

The Old Fire Station, Tighnabruaich

A dazzling piece of modernist architecture makes a great holiday home amid the Victorian grandeur of Tighnabruaich’s seafront
Food & Drink

Style & Sustenance: Sugar Boat, Helensburgh

Sugar Boat is an unexpected addition to Helensburgh; the bistro bar and wine shop brings relaxed but deceptively upmarket dining to the Clyde coast.
Art

Poetry in motion

Philip Larkin’s Whitsun Weddings, and particularly the idea of fleeting images that feel as if they’ve been viewed from a train, came to Calum...
Interiors

Sea change

Time & Tide has opened a store at St George’s Cross in Glasgow – its largest yet – where you’ll find a wealth of...
Travel

Lews Castle, Stornoway

A stately home that’s determined to be part of the local community? Stornoway’s wonderfully welcoming castle is a fine example of how to rewrite the rules with style
Food & Drink

Discovery: The Bakery by Zique, Hyndland

Off the beaten track
People & Culture

I love this: Carnegie Library, Coatbridge by Mark Millar

The award-winning comic-book writer describes the library as "my ticket to a million other worlds, each one bound neatly and stacked in rows"
People & Culture

This Life: Ruby Grimes

The Glasgow florist’s eye for colour is put to good use in both her west-end home and her sculptural bouquets and arrangements
Kitchen & Dining

Game on

The b Solitaire range from Bulthaup is now available at Cameron Interiors. Characterised by clean, simple designs with a focus on wood, the pieces...
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Protected: Rooted in the Highlands: Ernest George on landscape, legacy and the art of listening to the land

Garden designer and founder of Geo Designs, Ernest George, reflects on an unconventional path to his craft

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