Issue 88 includes a bedroom special featuring inspirations, bedroom planning, kids rooms, beds, alarm clocks, tables, lighting and more...

The March/April edition of Homes & Interiors Scotland is a special one-off issue devoted to luxury, covering lavish interiors, key pieces, premium properties and looks to lust after. Feast on its rich, dynamic content that celebrates ingenuity and creativity – and the masters immersed in making big dreams come true.

Inky blue, sunshine yellow, burnt orange. Take your colour cue from the Jan/Feb edition and the heart-warming hues that feature throughout including the 51-page kitchen special dedicated to the season’s looks you’ll love.

The Design Directory 2020 is an informative and practical guide to happy home improvements with advice and solutions for all types of house-related jobs.

A fully interior designed triple-height family home, a custom-made whisky room and a modern steel sculptural extension to a traditional farmhouse, the November December edition is where inspiration starts. Take your lead here with rich colours, lush textures, and a 34-page bathroom special. 

The Art Guide is your expert handbook to the country’s diverse, vibrant and ever-evolving artistic landscape. Designed for all those in love with the subject, it is also positive, practical and packed with information for those who are simply curious to know more.

Taking journeys as its theme, with an emphasis on Africa, the September/October edition embraces rich texture and sunset shades. Free with it, is the ever-popular Building & Renovating Guide, laden with insider information. See it as a travel book, to help you make sensible decisions when embarking on a home improvement journey of your own

The Building and Renovating Guide is designed to fill any gaps in your knowledge, such as where to find a specialist mortgage or how to co-ordinate trades and specialists. Crammed with practical information and expert tips, it will help you make the right choices, saving time and money while ensuring high-quality results. Use it as you plan your project and turn your dream space into reality.

The July August edition pays homage to bright, beautiful living. Take your design cue from interior expert Kit Kemp’s sunny Barbadian bolt-hole, where her adventures in colour and pattern have made her a master.

This special supplement, architecture19, free with Homes & Interiors Scotland issue 126, contains profiles of some of the most highly regarded architecture studios in the country, showcasing their inspiring (and in many cases award-winning) achievements. Just like the last two editions in our architecture series, it is essential reading.

The first big summer edition, May/June is a compendium of the coolest concepts to get your spaces sunshine ready. Prepare your outdoors with practical and punchy pieces and salute the new season in style. Dive into the 43-page bathroom special where lush décor ideas make it the hottest place to be right now. 

With a unique front cover and colourful content, The March/April edition is collector’s issue dedicated to luxury and top-end lifestyle. Focusing on exquisite, high-quality projects and home decor, it celebrates people devoted to design, including artists, makers and interior experts.

It’s not all bleak. Welcome the fresh new year and the prospect of enhancing your home with inspired interior design and the best trends shaping 2019. With more than 50 pages dedicated to the latest kitchen kit and the free annual Design Directory, this is your essential guide to improving your space, big or small.

The aim of this year’s Design Directory, brought to you by Homes & Interiors Scotland, is to inform, inspire and excite. This is a source book of bright ideas and practical solutions to assist you decorating your home.

This edition of Homes and Interiors Scotland magazine is all about ideas and how they’re delivered. That applies to the green and gold bathroom on this issue’s front cover and the pages further on, some dedicated to the best bathroom looks around.
Inspiration is also the backbone of this special seasonal issue. Fresh takes on classic designs are hitting big, with printed velvets, chinoiserie and embellished trimmings all making a comeback. And with Christmas around the corner, we’ve ideas for those who enjoy colourful design and the pleasure it brings.

Now in its eighth year, the Art Guide from Homes & Interiors Scotland is designed to nurture your relationship with art – whether that’s an ongoing love affair or the start of something new. To get us on the right path, we turned to those with a passion for the subject, people who help shape the artistic landscape and keep our curiosity buoyant. These auctioneers, recent graduates, established painters, gallery owners and interior experts all share the same desire – to work with art and to create art in order to make sense of the complex world in which we live. Their advice will help you to navigate the art maze, with wise words on everything from where to buy to
how to look.

Embrace the season with bold new trends and our pick of practical pieces for outside entertaining  – the garden is still the place to be. Top homes on sustainability feature in this issue and a Scotland-based flower grower tells us why local and seasonal beat exotic and expensive.

Whether it’s a brand-new house, an extension or a kitchen update, this year’s edition of the Building & Renovating Guide carries on being the definitive source for those who want the best advice to help turn dreams into reality.

Feel the heat with the big summer edition of Homes & Interiors Scotland. Our hand-picked interiors salute the season with popping colour palettes and fresh, new décor trends. The garden is the place to be. Deck yours out with our favourite alfresco finds to get the soiree started in style.

What would make your life better? How about more natural light, or a sense of balance and harmony in your home? A feeling that your space is properly organised, with a place for everything, and enough room for your family to breathe? Sounds good? What you need is an architect. architecture18, builds on the resounding success of last year’s edition, which quickly became essential reading for anyone interested in knowing more about the country’s leading practitioners. Inside this latest instalment, you’ll find the stories of some of the most highly regarded studios.

Embrace spring summer and reclaim the outdoors. New practical pieces for the garden are colourful, design-led and built for life outside. Maximise your exterior living space with a light-filled conservatory that takes in the views and counters the elements all year round. Back indoors, a modern penthouse, an adapted bungalow and a remodelled detached house demonstrate architects and interior designers’ ingenuity and imagination in tackling tricky spaces and meeting challenging briefs.

This issue’s in-depth look at bedrooms reveals an emphasis on detail. Striking silhouettes for spring mix shape, shade and modern-day print. Contemporary layouts burst with vitality while the traditional offerings ooze charm. New season. New garden. Prep yours to make it the place you’ll never want to leave.

The kitchen is under the most pressure to perform. It can’t just look good; it has to multi-task. This edition’s 55-page special pays homage to quality kitchen design.

This portable and practical A5 guide is free with issue 117 of Homes & Interiors Scotland and showcases a selection of the country’s leading companies devoted to the delivery of high-quality home-improvement services. Consult the Design Directory if you need to update your address book with key names in renovation, decor and build.

Packed with Christmas gift ideas, a handy guide to help you explore the world of art, as well as our trusted mix of homes, architecture case studies and a comprehensive bathroom special, this issue of Homes & Interiors Scotland magazine is the easiest purchase you’ll make.

Consider this annual supplement  as your partner in artistic endeavours. It will guide you whether you’re new to the art world and curious, or a devotee already up on what’s going on. Read on for auctioneers’ insights into what to bid for (and what to avoid), and framers’ tips on how to hang your artworks to best effect. Discover where you might snap up an original David Mach for a tenner, and where you’ll find painting courses to hone your own talents. 

With more than 250 pages of inspired decor ideas and practical solutions, the big September edition is packing a punch. The spotlight’s on the living room and looks covered include charming pared-back traditionalism and bold brave quirky opulence.

Is the thought of planning and organising a project giving you nightmares? Ease the dread of the hard slog and start here. The annual Building & Renovating Guide is back to assist you with the project of your dreams. This practical and informative supplement is full of sound advice from some of the country's leading architects and bathroom and kitchen designers.

Make the most of the hot new season with pages of products, top trends and expert advice. We've picked perfect pastel pieces, the best books on dream destinations and the coolest in contemporary outdoor spaces.

Welcome to the first issue of architecture17, a new publication free with the July/August edition of Homes & Interiors Scotland.  In it, more than twenty of the country’s best architecture practices tell us about their specialisms, their awards and the motivations, as they detail some of their most interesting and challenging recent commissions. It’s an inspiring read as well as an informative one.

The first of our summer editions will motivate home projects big, small, inside and out. Maximise existing space with a contemporary glazed conservatory. Start planning that life-enhancing haven now. Over 40 pages feature the best in bathroom design, alongside practical solutions from the experts. The Isystick wall-mounted basin mixer or the MB289 in rose-gold? Find them here – with lots more covetable kit. 

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