Wild Isle Style: Resourceful And Sustainable Interior Design Ideas

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The outland ish tale of how an Aussie boy ended up on a Scottish island and onto Interior Design Masters on BBC. We at The Oban Times endeavour to ensure that all our reports are fair and accurate and comply with the Editors’ Code of Practice set by the Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO). Thankfully, some brave locals are handing me the keys to their places, from a bothy two hours walk from the nearest road to a remote lighthouse, castle turret and beloved community rugby club.

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Head judge Michelle Ogundehin was joined by fashion and interiors designer Matthew Williamson and businesswoman and owner of the London Cocktail Club, Sarah Willingham, for the final. Banjo’s creativity, warmth, and wit made him a popular with our Interior Design Masters audience so it’s lovely to be able to work with him,’ adds Clare Mottershead, Lead Commissioning Editor, Factual Entertainment and Events. It wasn't unusual for me to drive to Grimsby, then back to London, then to Bristol or somewhere, then back, just to collect that piece of treasure.With no power in the bothy, a candelabra is added using old boat pulleys to provide a "warm light", while the beds are converted to box beds—covered by curtains make from blankets to retain warmth and add a cosy atmosphere. IPSO is an independent body which deals with complaints from the public about the editorial content of newspapers and magazines.

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But absolutely without a doubt, the café in Margate (week eight), with the shutters and especially the owners' reaction, it was such a buzz. Banjo found his way to the big smoke, working in advertising, eventually landing the plum role of 'Ideas Director'.A new BBC Scotland series sees properties throughout the Scottish Hebrides renovated and updated, and the latest episode features a stunning transformation of a crumbling bothy. Living on the remote island of Mull has inspired Banjo to be resourceful and inventive in his design outlook.