DESIGN CAMERON HOUSE

while traditional limestone flag flooring has also been restored to its former glory.

The historic panelling, reception desk, bar and many other items were all made locally, while many of the chairs and sofas were bespoke manufactured locally for Cameron House, including new cinema club chairs. Scottish wools and tartans feature throughout the bedrooms including beautiful throws from Johnston’s of Elgin.

Today the hotel has 140 bedrooms, including 24 luxury suites, and 21 of these are new. These bedrooms are panelled grey with accent details picked out in gold, black and bronze, with rich oak furnishings. Headboards feature a different fabric designs from Glasgow based Timorous Beasties, layered with sumptuous velvets, tartans and oversized beds. Bathrooms are Carrara white marble, with bronze accents and grey panelling and each featuring a cast iron bath. The new suites and public spaces feature antique oil paintings, landscapes of Loch Lomond and the surrounding countryside as the finishing touches.

Central to the redevelopment was the restoration and reinstatement of the historic façade of Cameron House Hotel. Many of the external elements which were lost during the fire were reinstated, including chimney stacks and towers, using the original materials where possible. Where original items were salvaged but could not be reinstated due to their poor