Realised Designs

Fàisagair

Isle of Skye

A name that feels like a breath of the island: drawn from the Gaelic fàsagair, tied to the seasonal muirburn and the slow rhythms of the land. On the Isle of Skye we lovingly placed two tiny homes born in our Bath workshop: hand-crafted huts that carry the quiet labour of our team and the spirit of the place. These shelters are more than buildings — they're small sanctuaries that honour the island's traditions, hold space for wild light and wind, and celebrate a humble, reciprocal relationship with the landscape. We hope they feel like refuge, memory, and home.

Speur Ard

Our first cabin, born from a summer of rain and resolve. We lived in a tent on the croft through pouring Scottish weather, raising the hut by hand as the land watched. Damp boots, shared laughter, and stubborn care shaped every joint. The cabin holds those first hard-won memories: a simple refuge that remembers the rain, the croft, and the people who made it.