Fans of The Traitors can carry the citadel house with one key function
Fans of The Traitors can recreate the atmospheric castle interiors at home with a fireplace – and it could transform your living room for less than you’d expect
Fans of The Traitors can get a slice of the castle at home(Image: Peter Jolly/Shutterstock)
With The Celebrity Traitors back on screens searches for Scottish Highland holidays have increased more than ever. Fans are interested in all aspects of the show – from Claudia Winkleman’s wardrobe to the castle interiors.
Now, fans can get a slice of the castle in their living rooms with a fireplace, perfect for whacking on with their feet up for the next episode of The Traitors. Whether it’s for a viewing party or a simple night in – there’s an easy way to get stuck in all for a decent price, too.
As we get stuck into the deceit, mystery, and grandeur of The Traitors’ castle, Percy Doughty, a British wholesale supplier and manufacturer of fires, stoves, and fireplaces, reveals how to bring the drama, warmth, and cosy atmosphere of the TV series into your own home.
The fires provide a great atmosphere for watching parties
As we delve into the intrigue, mystery, and splendour of The Traitors’ castle, Percy Doughty, a British wholesale supplier and manufacturer of fires, stoves, and fireplaces, reveals how to infuse the drama, warmth, and cosy ambiance of the TV series into your own home.
With The Celebrity Traitors showcasing the grandeur of Scotland’s historic Ardross Castle on our screens once again, focus is being drawn back to the atmospheric interiors that make the show so enthralling.
From commanding fireplaces and flickering candlelight to rich hues and traditional detailing, the castle aesthetic is inspiring homeowners to inject a touch of drama into their own living spaces.
But you don’t need a castle to create a breathtaking centrepiece.
Percy Doughty have plenty of options for the home
Fireplace expert Percy Doughty advocates for the fireplace as the home’s centrepiece, illustrating how a well-crafted mantel and hearth can provide enduring charm, warmth and a hint of Traitors-inspired opulence without requiring a turret or grand hall.
The 54-inch Delamere Portuguese Limestone Mantel, part of Percy Doughty’s Penman collection, presents an especially suitable aesthetic. With its Tudor-influenced design, graceful symmetry and regal arch, it imparts traditional architectural character to a fireplace and forms a striking focal point for both period homes and modern interiors with character.
