The Longevity Edit

I’ve long held a fascination with combining traditional architecture and modern aesthetics. Working on my former home, a Scottish estate was no exception. This circular stone turret becoming a bathroom was a playful use of space and proved to be one of the most popular rooms in the house. Letting the building lead While the interiors were contemporary, and became a talking point there was never any intention to fight the building itself. The original features and architectura

A journey that started with yoga and took a different turn I went to India in 2022 on what I thought was a fairly classic journey of self discovery. The kind many people go on. To lose yourself, find yourself, or probably a bit of both. I started in Kerala, staying at an ashram, then moved on to study Ayurveda. From there, I travelled slowly up the coast towards Goa. The plan was simple. Deepen my yoga practice, spend some time reflecting, and see what happened. What happened

Taking on a historic Scottish estate quickly teaches you that progress happens slowly. Decisions are shaped by heritage constraints, planning realities, and patience rather than speed. We purchased this beautiful Scottish estate - The Gart in 2016. It had been adapted many times before and carried the weight of those decisions. Once we started stripping back the layers, we realised far more needed attention than first expected. Complete rewiring. A new heating system. And som