A timeless print by 1800s designer William Morris, this cushion graces an armchair in the library.

Spotted in the bar, this table is a firm favourite of both players and crew.

These surprisingly affordable curtains create visual drama in the outdoor orangery seating area.

Matching cushions can also be found in the orangery.

Tiffany lamps can be seen in several rooms – this one sits by the library window.

Sinister or stylish? ThIs bust haunts the kitchen and library.

The dark, leafy wallpaper in the library, by a celebrated Swedish brand, adds to the eerie atmosphere.

Few would guess the rattan chairs in the outdoor orangery seating area were sourced from IKEA.

Elegant and understated lights are used for the library bookshelves.

In fabulous orange, this squishy sofa invites players to relax in the billiards room.

Vintage and traditional-style rugs are used in every room – this one features in the entrance hall.

When the players nervously sip water at the round table, they’re drinking from these gorgeous goblets.

The copper pans on the kitchen walls look centuries old – but actually come from Habitat.

You’ll notice these in the background during many a kitchen gossip session.

One of the pricier pieces in the castle, these stools are gathered round the bar.

Giving throne-like vibes to the breakfast room.

The china owl perched on the library shelves is actually a vintage whisky bottle, but this vase is a great lookalike.

Quirky candleholders can be found throughout the castle, including a brass alligator.

The celebrities eat breakfast with gold cutlery, no less.

It wouldn’t be a Scottish castle without tartan, and the billiards room wallpaper stays true to the theme.

Draped over the stone benches ready for when things heat up around the firepit.