Decoration: A Celebration of Design Scottish - The architecturally daring rooms making the most of the outdoors rugged landscape, the removal of the city's terraces full of contemporary touches and properties time updates intelligently, Scotland is full of exciting interior design. Visit some of the most coveted areas of the region listed on Houzz, and prepare to be inspired.
Dualchas Architects
Bring out
As expected, the views are breathtaking quite a theme in our roundup of some of the finest interior design of Scotland. Here in Cliff House on the Isle of Skye, a modern living space is pared back to pay tribute to the spectacular scenery beyond the large windows. I love how soft colors and sludge in textiles and furniture echo the steep terrain.
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As expected, the views are breathtaking quite a theme in our roundup of some of the finest interior design of Scotland. Here in Cliff House on the Isle of Skye, a modern living space is pared back to pay tribute to the spectacular scenery beyond the large windows. I love how soft colors and sludge in textiles and furniture echo the steep terrain.
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Brown + Brown Architects
Scandi meeting Scottish
Prior to Aberdeen house was renovated, it was - according to the architect's words - a monument to the 1970 gone home decor false'. The previously lackluster interior has been transformed with a spa clean and airy youth.
The main features of the new look include white layers (for a softer effect than monotonous), lots of textures to further blur hard edges, lots of light reflecting surfaces, and simple Scandinavian furniture, rustic . Boards - sanded and treated with white oil - complete the look.
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Prior to Aberdeen house was renovated, it was - according to the architect's words - a monument to the 1970 gone home decor false'. The previously lackluster interior has been transformed with a spa clean and airy youth.
The main features of the new look include white layers (for a softer effect than monotonous), lots of textures to further blur hard edges, lots of light reflecting surfaces, and simple Scandinavian furniture, rustic . Boards - sanded and treated with white oil - complete the look.
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Emma Architects Ellson Ltd. t / spoke [BE]
classic with a twist
bold, unusual wallpapers are a recurrent feature in this release eccentric day still a sensitive Glasgow ownership period.
bold, unusual wallpapers are a recurrent feature in this release eccentric day still a sensitive Glasgow ownership period.
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Emma Ellson Architects Ltd. t / a [BE] spoke
in the living room, there are clever tips of rural Scotland in the decoration of choice, with mossy greens sofa and wallpaper nodding thistle head for the tall wild Scottish land.
Browse more from this terrace a Grade B
Browse more from this terrace a Grade B
Taylor Architectural Practice
a neutral backdrop
inside the Sheiling a stone cottage perched between the Crinan Canal and the sea in Ardrishaig, Argyll, had a very good start of the design head - spectacular views of the Loch Gilp to the Isle of Arran.
The architect behind the project opened the original Victorian villa with large glass panels to frame the beautiful scenery outside. The light wood floors and neutral walls create a transparent pale backdrop that allows the scene taken from nature. A flash of bright red in the chairs, offers a striking contrast with the blue outside
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inside the Sheiling a stone cottage perched between the Crinan Canal and the sea in Ardrishaig, Argyll, had a very good start of the design head - spectacular views of the Loch Gilp to the Isle of Arran.
The architect behind the project opened the original Victorian villa with large glass panels to frame the beautiful scenery outside. The light wood floors and neutral walls create a transparent pale backdrop that allows the scene taken from nature. A flash of bright red in the chairs, offers a striking contrast with the blue outside
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Gibbon Lawson McKee Ltd.
Make a big one
Many period properties Edinburgh have huge windows and high ceilings. An architectural luxury - but how do you create an internal system that will not be overshadowed by such a tragedy?
is a perfect example of exactly how to do it: large-scale custom fittings (this luxurious kitchen island can certainly hold its own), presentation window treatments, giant paintings of vibrant color and pockets to break the supersized space.
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Many period properties Edinburgh have huge windows and high ceilings. An architectural luxury - but how do you create an internal system that will not be overshadowed by such a tragedy?
is a perfect example of exactly how to do it: large-scale custom fittings (this luxurious kitchen island can certainly hold its own), presentation window treatments, giant paintings of vibrant color and pockets to break the supersized space.
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Country Kitchen
a Highland pallet
If you fancy a touch of Scottish nature into the home, but baulk at the idea of a theme of thistles and wood , focusing instead on your choice of paint. This simple decoration, open kitchen is eminently available - just hunt for shades of heather with furniture to paint and highlight the design features. An additional tartan key here at the Roman blind, binds everything together -. Subtly
If you fancy a touch of Scottish nature into the home, but baulk at the idea of a theme of thistles and wood , focusing instead on your choice of paint. This simple decoration, open kitchen is eminently available - just hunt for shades of heather with furniture to paint and highlight the design features. An additional tartan key here at the Roman blind, binds everything together -. Subtly
Groves-Raines Architects Ltd.
Past perfect
Arniston House, on the outskirts of Edinburgh, was detained by the Dundas family for over 400 years and carefully preserved interiors celebrate centuries of Scottish history.
Arniston House, on the outskirts of Edinburgh, was detained by the Dundas family for over 400 years and carefully preserved interiors celebrate centuries of Scottish history.
Groves-Raines Architects Ltd.
The Palladian mansion was designed by Scottish architect William Adam in 1726 for Robert Dundas, the Lord first president - head of the judiciary of the Scotland. The son of the designer, John and Robert Adam, then completed the big house, which is now open to the public.
Take a look at other parts of this Edinburgh mansion
Take a look at other parts of this Edinburgh mansion
Clachan wood
Good wood
There are many ways your home can reflect its environment - and this country kitchen Scottish welcome was made using native hardwood from south Ayrshire. The colorful patchwork floor adds to the charm of homespun feeling this room.
There are many ways your home can reflect its environment - and this country kitchen Scottish welcome was made using native hardwood from south Ayrshire. The colorful patchwork floor adds to the charm of homespun feeling this room.
Groves-Raines Architects Ltd.
A colorful corner
In the 17th century, the House of Lamb, Leith, was the house of a merchant. unusual renovation of the building has strong colors everywhere. He gives all within a creative look, especially in this dinky jewel of a room full of sun-y nuances.
A decent carpenter would be able to build a bed of similar cabin; in a period property, careful research will help you source the appropriate architraves and integrate sensitive decorative details. What a sweet space.
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In the 17th century, the House of Lamb, Leith, was the house of a merchant. unusual renovation of the building has strong colors everywhere. He gives all within a creative look, especially in this dinky jewel of a room full of sun-y nuances.
A decent carpenter would be able to build a bed of similar cabin; in a period property, careful research will help you source the appropriate architraves and integrate sensitive decorative details. What a sweet space.
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Mackenzie Hughes Ltd
Retirement any
the wild Scottish countryside can excite you, but the feeling cocooned elements can be just as happy. The uplights glowing around the freestanding bath in the bathroom still comfortable using glamor to create a sense of sanctuary, like the frosted glass window, blurring the steep banks of nature outside.
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the wild Scottish countryside can excite you, but the feeling cocooned elements can be just as happy. The uplights glowing around the freestanding bath in the bathroom still comfortable using glamor to create a sense of sanctuary, like the frosted glass window, blurring the steep banks of nature outside.
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