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.

Where do you want to go this summer? Chances are we can take you there. Let us transport you to Florida (on page 206) where designer Summer Thornton has given an impressive home real holiday vibes. How about Long Island (page 190), where a white timber Victorian house replete with wraparound porch has been resuscitated, in the best possible fashion, by designer Alfredo Paredes. He has turned it into a grown-up seafront retreat, the kind of place you could imagine Diane Keaton hanging out in a Nora Ephron movie.
Wherever you’re headed this summer, start here.

Hello summer, is that you? Looking out the window, it’s hard to tell, but leaf through the pages of our latest edition and there’s a definite seasonal shift. And we’re here for it. It’s not just colour that’s playing a part in lifting our spirits; pattern, in all its maximalist glory, is back with a bang. Check out our Exteriors focus too, where getting your garden prepped for balmy sundowners and alfresco brunches is on the menu. All we need now is the sun to show up.

What does luxury mean to you? Our concept of luxury has evolved since we published our first special LUXE edition back in 2019. A
lot has happened in the world since then, altering priorities and forcing us to reassess what matters. We’re still partial to a little indulgence; it’s just that what feels like a treat now is perhaps less about grand statements and more about finding what brings us comfort and joy.
Our homes embody that sentiment, and the rooms we’ve spent so much time in recently are getting some well-deserved attention. Putting together this special issue has been illuminating, showing us that what’s really on our wishlists is the unique, the handmade, the pieces that’ll last a lifetime and tell stories for generations to come.

A new year always dawns with us making promises to ourselves. Perhaps your focus for 2022 is to devote more time to friends and family, or to take up a new hobby, or to freshen up your interior design scheme. Whether your resolution is personal or practical, you’ll find something in the pages of this issue to help you achieve it.

If your list of New Year’s resolutions includes a renovation or decor project, big or small, our free annual Design Directory is the little black book for you. It’s packed with professionals who’ll help you get started. You’ll find the very best Scottish architects, designers, trades and specialists in the pages of this invaluable guide, offering advice, predicting trends and inspiring a fresh approach. Why not bring in the New Year with a new look? Your home will thank you for it.

Take our latest edition as a sourcebook heading into the new year. Our annual Art Guide 21 is a masterclass in the practicalities of how to buy art, where to fi nd it and what to choose. If you’re looking to start a collection, it’s a must-read. Gift-giving can be a headache, so let us help take the pressure off: the array of artists and makers living and working in Scotland and available to see both in galleries and online should shrink your Christmas shopping list instantly.

Our annual Art Guide 21 is a masterclass in the practicalities of how to buy art, where to fi nd it and what to choose. If you’re looking to start a collection, it’s a must-read. Gift-giving can be a headache, so let us help take the pressure off: the array of artists and makers living and working in Scotland and available to see both in galleries and online should shrink your Christmas shopping list instantly.

The September/October edition is bursting with ideas for building your own home. Our annual special architecture21 is for those who want to take on a project but has hit a stumbling block. Top architects guide us through the steps. Discover how the superlative eco-house in rural Stirlingshire evolved around an ingenious box within a box and why its owners’ eight-year hands-on journey to completion paid off. The latest tech developments, fresh trends and bright ideas are covered  – with a side order of nostalgia. Step back in time (on four wheels or in a treehouse, all mod cons included) in our great Escape.

Our front cover sums it up: it’s where we want to be right now. Experience la dolce vita  in our sizzling summer trends pages with raffia, rattan and hot terracotta. Taking inspiration from the Med, azure blue and pops of primary colour evoke memories of poolside frolics, while classic white returns taking the heat off. Catering for chic contemporary spaces are other old favourites like steel, wood and marble. Celebrate their revival in the 50-page kitchen special showcasing the best laid-back and luxurious designs out there.

The first of the summer editions celebrates an exhilarating energy with a focus on inventive designers whose ideas are pushing the boundaries. Interior designer Sam Buckley, a devotee to doing things differently, is the genius behind the bold Edinburgh living room featuring on the front cover. Remaining on the redo radar is the bathroom. Dive deep into the 30-page sanctuary to discover dopamine decor at its best, then unearth all the beauty out there and get your garden guest-ready.

This milestone edition marks the 25th anniversary of Homes & Interiors Scotland and the concept of home. The big birthday coincides with our annual luxury special issue. Sail away on an Art Deco yacht, dream big in an 18th-century Scottish mansion and chill out in a laidback villa in the Hollywood hills. Eating makes us happy so feast on the new bumper food and drinks special – a creative culinary menu to be devoured at home with your loved ones.

The January/February edition is about confident design. See glorious examples of luscious textures and bold brights, and radical transformations of unexpected buildings into clever, sustainable homes. This new year’s buzzwords – reuse, reclaim and redecorate – are turned into action with a selection of insider tips and tricks. And there’s more! Devour the first course of our delicious debut – the food and drink special.

The November/December edition of Homes & Interiors Scotland focuses on uplifting trends that burst with energy. Bringing comfort and joy are lush textures, earthy neutrals and sweet pastels. Dive deeper into a kaleidoscope of colour in the big, leading interiors features and devour creativity in all its weird and wonderful ways in the special extended art section. It’s time to think outside the box!

Make a fresh start with the September/October edition showcasing newly-launched styles and the most coveted finds of the forth-coming season. Inspiration continues in the annual Building & Renovating guide. Top tips from builders, architects and kitchen designers.

Before you embark on a home project, start researching. A brand-new house, an extension or a kitchen conversion, the scale and size of the job doesn’t matter, but the quality does. This year’s Building & Renovating guide continues to be the definitive source for those who want expert advice from the best in the business.

The first issue of the new season is bursting with bright ideas for exhilarating home décor. Take nature as your colour cue and bring in grassy green, peony pink and floral fabric. For more design inspiration see the big interior stories and 20 pages dedicated to bathrooms. Featuring luxe looks, from streamlined showers to spa-like sanctuaries, this is your ultimate at-home style guide.

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.

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.

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