Scotland’s Home of the Year this week sees judges Anna Campbell Jones, Banjo Beale and Danny Campbell head South where they must choose between a self-build near Lockerbie, a cottage in Moffat which dates back to the 1700s and an old manse in South Lanarkshire as the search for the winner continues.
The programme goes out on Monday 27 May at 7.15pm on BBC One Scotland.
The BBC is hosting an exclusive screening of the SHOTY 2024 final followed by a special Q&A with the judges – Anna Campbell Jones, Banjo Beale and Danny Campbell.
Held at the Grosvenor Picture Theatre in Glasgow’s West End, the event will be hosted by Anne McAlpine, the ‘voice’ of Scotland’s Home of the Year’. This promises to be a fun evening, giving the audience the chance to get some interior design tricks and tips as well as hearing why the judging trio chose this year’s winner.
The exclusive screening takes place on Monday 10th June at 7.45pm (doors open at 7.30pm). Tickets are free and SHOTY fans can apply here:
9. Pale pastels showcase traditional and modern furniture
The kitchen at Honeysuckle Cottage, Moffat | contributed Photo: Kirsty Anderson
10. Herringbone flooring and natural textiles add interest
The cosy sitting room at Honeysuckle Cottage | contributed Photo: Kirsty Anderson
11. Jo and Graeme owners of the old manse
Jo and Graeme, owners of the Old Manse | Kirsty Anderson Photo: Kirsty Anderson
12. Bright patterned tiles coordinate with cream and dusky blue units
The kitchen at Old Manse | Kirsty Anderson Photo: Kirsty Anderson