For those looking for some retail therapy, Beauly has something for everyone - from an independent butcher (Munros) BEAULY | johnmmunrobutchers and Delicatesen (Corner on the Square) https://corneronthesquare.co.uk to the converted Victorian school (The Old School) which hosts a shopping-haven with multiple mini shops with fashion, gifts and homewares Old School Beauly - Shopping Heaven in the Highlands. Morrisons is a traditional hardware and ironmongers store, that has been housed in the same building in the village for nearly 100 years and is owned by the same family through that time Morisons Ironmongers | Inverness The cushions on the couch are made locally by hand, and depict Luskintyre Beach on the Isle of Harris – made in Harris Tweed by local historian, tour guide and artist Fiona Marie. She takes individual commissions on request through us. For those that are interested, the photography within the flat has been shot locally in the hills and lochs, by Chris Starratt Photography, a local wildlife photographer. His work can been seen at https://www.c1photo.co.uk. The other photographer who has played a central role in the art of the Apartment is Richard Jackson, of UYJ Photography. The salt in the wooden cellar is very different! It is Blackthorn Salt, which uses centuries of traditional methods for producing a clean and unrefined salt crystal. Using 100% west coast sea water produces a taste of nature! This can be found in local stores including Corner on the Square in Beauly. Blackthorn Salt | Scottish Sea Salt Flakes The mugs, and salt and pepper cellars are made by a local potter, Daoine Roma Bellshaw creating handthrown stoneware pottery in the Highlands. She can be found on Facebook and can take commissions. Daoine Roma Bellshaw We hope you enjoy using, eating and drinking the produce and creations of the Highlands!