I’ll say yes to everything and see what happens and make something of it, and then everything came true, so be careful what you wish for.

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BBC/Darlow Smithson Productions Out of all the schemes you've done on the show which has been your favourite, and why? We knew that we had to follow Banjo on his next adventure when he told us that he wanted to start his interior design business on the Isle of Mull,” says Donna Clark, Executive Producer and DSP MD. So fuzzy-sided, warm-hearted television that has absolutely no scenes where someone’s head explodes very rarely does it for me. Head judge Michelle Ogundehin was joined by fashion and interiors designer Matthew Williamson and businesswoman and owner of the London Cocktail Club, Sarah Willingham, for the final.It’s special because I the first thing I did when I moved to the island, to be part of the community was join Woolley Wednesdays which is ‘stitch and bitch. Additionally, due to the remote location of the bothy, materials can only be transported via a "quad-bike and trailer". In this warm and characterful new series, Banjo and his friendly team of tradespeople travel across the Scottish islands using their craft skills, energy and creativity to bring Banjo’s Hebridean design dreams to life.

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Privacy Notice: Newsletters may contain info about charities, online ads, and content funded by outside parties. But he said locals in Mull, where he lives with cheesemaker and cafe owner husband Rohan Christopher, were entirely underwhelmed by his new-found stardom. In his first book, Banjo wants to encourage people to give design a go and create their own style by thinking outside the box. Other authors at the festival included Isabella Tree, Natalie Sanders, Sarah Ross Thompson and Jane Smith.Every week, Banjo and his design team take on a distinctive interior design job and complete it quickly and within the client’s specified budget. My view is out over the sand of Mull, but before you get to the water, I'm looking at a little pond and my ducks – and the dog probably chasing those ducks. In a way it’s a nice vehicle to highlight what it’s like living on an island, that it comes with challenges but in those challenges that’s when you realise how resourceful and knacky people are, you don’t throw anything away, you keep it for a rainy day. Set against stunning Scottish landscapes and amidst the challenges of hard-to-reach locations and extreme conditions, Designing The Hebrides showcases distinctive makeovers, encapsulating Banjo’s irrepressible enthusiasm, ingenuity and design flair.