Scottish interior design

Ever wondered if it’s possible to blend the ruggedness of a log cabin with the plush comfort of a luxury hotel room? What if you could wake up feeling like you’re in an upscale resort, yet surrounded by the rustic charm of the forest? Welcome to our guide on 29 Cozy Cabin Bedrooms That Blend

Standout service, a playful approach to country pursuits and excellent food are part of the winning package at this Scottish hotel, a society favourite for 100 years

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

Perched above a tidal pool on a remote Hebridean island, this traditional old farmhouse, recently restored by the model and writer turned interior designer Saffron Aldridge and her business partner Scarlett Supple, is a place of deep calm and comfort, the ideal place to retreat to from the commotion of everyday life. Built around 1905, the stone house was a ruin when Saffron came across it. The pair began with the architectural work, extending the footprint of the house and building back…

L.A. and Nashville based Interior Designers Louisa Pierce and Emily Ward.

Scotland - a land of myth and legend, where dramatic castles stand in contrast to tumbledown crofts, bottomless lochs hold ancient mysteries, and men wear