With so many stories to tell, the Fife Arms signature collection was created to share the hotel’s extraordinary role in the history and culture of Scotland, the Highlands and the village of Braemar.
Each hamper is inspired by a room in the hotel and offers a luxurious selection of signature products inspired by that space. Highly collectable, these extraordinary hampers hark back to a golden age of craftsmanship and design.
The Fife Arms house tartan and tweed designs were created by artisan Araminta Campbell, taking inspiration from the local landscape and Scotland's unique artistic and cultural heritage.
A selection of crystal, silver and jewellery pieces that celebrate Scottish craftmanship and the art of the handmade.
There are so many imaginative ways to experience the Fife Arms. Our vouchers offer a spoiling choice of options.
From our gloriously indulgent hampers to signature pieces commissioned exclusively for the hotel, the Shop at the Fife Arms is a showcase of the very best of Scottish design and craft.
An exclusive fragrance created for The Fife Arms in appreciation and enjoyment of the remarkable landscape, history and sporting culture of the Scottish Highlands. Julian Bedel, the founder of Fueguia 1833, visited Invercauld and the village of Braemar in the Scottish Highlands in the Summer 2017 at the peak of the flowering season.
Featuring our unique artist collaborations and the best of Scottish heritage, craft and design.
Working in his distinctive ‘Cubistoid’ style, Argentinian artist Guillermo Kuitca has created a dramatic mural that envelopes the Clunie Dining Room, transforming the space into a theatrical ‘stage’. The forms and colours Kuitca selected for his immersive painting were heavily inspired by the ebb and flow of the Clunie River, directly outside the dining room, and the patchwork of colours and line of the surrounding hills and village rooftops. Details of this mural feature on an exclusive collection of scarves made in collaboration with Jane Carr.
Inspired by the local landscape and Scotland’s unique artistic and cultural heritage, Araminta created our house tartan and tweed. She was born and raised in Aberdeenshire, on a small estate next to the River Dee. Her love of tweed and tartan can be traced back to her childhood, with her family tweed and tartan being worn for the everyday and on special occasions. Araminta studied Fine Art Embroidery at Manchester Metropolitan University before setting up her eponymous studio in 2014.
At the heart of the Fife Arms hotel is an Aladdin's cave; the Gift Shop, curated by Manuela Wirth, brimming with rare, beautiful and thoughtful objects.
