Hebridean Home is a minimalist home in Portree, Scotland, designed by Room. In the wild landscape above Lake Portree on Skey Island, the designer built a low-key residence. THE WOOD-BUILT HOUSE IS DESIGNED TO BLEND SEAMLESSLY INTO THE SURROUNDING ENVIRONMENT, AND THE BLACK WOOD PANELING AND NATURAL STONE WALLS REDUCE ITS VISUAL IMPACT FROM AFAR. THE FOCUS ON NATURAL MATERIALS CONTINUES INDOORS, WITH HANDMADE ASHINGS PAIRED WITH CRACKED LIMESTONE, POURED RESIN FLOORS AND CUSTOM CARPENTRY, ALL COMPLEMENTED BY THOUGHTFUL LIGHTING SCHEMES AND INDOOR SOFTWORK.

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The house includes an open-plan bedroom-bathroom suite with spectacular views, a spacious living and dining area, and a master bedroom suite with a stone bathroom under a huge frameless window. The house also features a double walk-in shower and double vanity, each space with its own distinct identity while maintaining a low-key calm in a free-flowing open layout. Further perforations on the roof introduce sunlight into the back space on the slope, while the large glass maximizes the view of the pool and river mouth.

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