Published bi-monthly, Homes & Interiors Scotland is loyal to showcasing beautifully designed homes and innovative architecture. It’s a collectors’ magazine covering the latest trends and aspirational kit to covet, from wallpaper, paint and fabric to furniture, food and gardens. Its 300-plus pages are filled with sharp, informative writing to complement the striking and professional imagery. Work by flourishing and established artists and makers reflects the country's creative landscape, while the annual free supplements accompany what is an invaluable design and cultural source book.
EDITOR’S WELCOME
OPENING SHOT
HOMES & INTERIORS SCOTLAND
HELEN NISBET • Helen Nisbet is a curator and writer from Shetland who lives and works in London. She is artistic director of Art Night, a free contemporary art festival taking place across the UK until 18 July
EBI AND EMMANUEL SINTEH • The couple behind Our Lovely Goods share their story of building a business while juggling childcare and lockdown, all while making home the place we all most want to be
A SLICE OF LIFE
TAKING SHAPE • TRENDS | ESSENTIALS | NEWS | IDEAS
INTERIORS news • THE INSIDE SCOOP
CHERRY-PICK
NEW KID ON THE BLOCK • OFF THE BEATEN TRACK
PIERRE FREY • The heritage French fabric house has harnessed the joie de vivre of Provence to inspire its latest collection
NATURAL SELECTION
BAKED GOODS
THE WHITE HOUSE
DONUT WORRY • KEEP IT IN THE FAMILY
Dream team • Can’t sleep? You’re not alone. We investigate the latest natural ways to get some quality shut-eye
PLANT LIFE • Houseplants have never been so popular – here’s how to get the best of the look
Slumber party • Soft pastels to send you into dreamland
GO GRAPHIC • Geometric elements and bold hues inspired by colour blocking
POOLSIDE • Conjure up summer at the lido with sparkling blues and aquas
SERPENTINE GALLERY • DESIGN INNOVATION
ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM
Kitchens
KITCHEN news • ALL THE ESSENTIAL INGREDIENTS
CLICK AND CONNECT
HUE CAN DO IT • Add some spice to the heart of the home with a rainbow of vibrant tones
LET’S GET TOGETHER • Create an informal dining spot that shines
GREEN FINGERS • Put wellbeing at the top of your list of ingredients if you’re looking to mix things up in the kitchen
PALE AND INTERESTING • Keep things classic with a neutral that knows no limits
CREAM OF THE CROP
UP AND AWAY • Pay attention to the ceiling and watch your design take off
MIND SET
LOG ON • Timber kitchens are sticking around
STEEL’S APPEAL • This staple of the ’90s is back in a big way. Here’s how to make it work for a new era
ON TOP FORM • Swap the usual suspects for surfaces that will elevate your space
BATHROOM news • TIME TO MAKE A FRESH START
ALEXIS BASSO Potter
READING list • Summer’s here! If you can’t get away, why not lose yourself in a book that’ll take you on a journey far from humdrum everyday life
MAKING WAVES
BALANCING ACT • Supported atop a steep embankment by the remnants of a ruined mill, this house in rural Aberdeenshire is an ingenious blend of old and new
SIXTIES REVIVAL • Beyond the dated elements of this Edinburgh home was a solid house thatjust needed a rethink to reveal its potential
JOINED-UP THINKING • The potential of this huge lateral apartment was sorely ignored until new architect owners rethought its layout and released its promise
DESIGNIDEAS • DECOR THAT’S OUT THERE
LIVING ON HIS WITS • Ross Muir escaped a troubled background to emerge as a successful painter...