Some viewers questioned the heating efficiency of the homes on show
Scotland's Home of the Year focussed on stunning properties in the North East and Northern Isles on Monday night but left viewers at home with mixed reactions.
Their quirky home showed off their personal style as it featured a slew of up-cycled elements, like a petrol pump light, giving a nod to the garage business previously run by the family. The final home in this category was Skeir A Lidda, a self-build project in St Mary’s, Orkney. Home to Lesley, husband Erik and Newton the dog, Skeir A Lidda has stunning views across Orkney thanks to the huge wall of windows at the front. The interplay of sea and sky was the couple’s design inspiration.
Another said: "Love love love house #2 Not easy to make a newbuild not just like an IKEA room but this is beautiful #Shoty Hope the judges give it their usual 1000/10."
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