Scottish interior design

When thinking of Scottish design, minimalism is probably not the first word that springs to mind. Compared to Scotland’s better-known luxury hotels that lean into tartan and thistles—like the Hauser & Wirth-owned The Fife Arms, or the velvet-and-tassels-adorned Gleneagles—the stone-clad walls and sleek furniture at Lundies House and Killiehuntly Farmhouse might feel a little unexpected. These guest houses are part of the properties owned by Wildland that dot the Scottish Highlands across…

Farrow & Ball co-owner Tom Helme transforms an Edwardian estate into a modern yet historically resonant family home

Foyers Lodge, Loch Ness

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September 29, 2024It is hard to pigeonhole Ben Pentreath, frequently described as the go-to architectural and interior designer of the British royal family. Yes, he has worked on several urban-development projects with King Charles, including a park-and-ride system in Truro, Cornwall, and a newly developed, classically styled town called Poundbury, in Dorset, which will eventually […]

This is Ben and Charlie’s own house, tucked away on an estuary in the far west coast of Scotland. Ben and Charlie found the tiny pair of buildings – a Victorian two-roomed cottage and a much early stone bothy – in derelict and unloved condition – in 2018, after a long search for something untouched […]