Viewers of Scotland's Home of the Year criticised the judges for being 'too far removed' from the fans personal tastes, as they weren't happy with the finalist on Monday's episode.
On Monday evening, the BBC show took a trip to the Northern Isles to visit three different homes and pick one to head to the final of the property programme.
Starting off on the Shetland Isles, they take a look South Punds - a recently built bungalow south of Lerwick, home to Caroline and John, their sons Lewis and Harry, Harry’s girlfriend Lauren and their two sausage dogs, Piper and Poppy.
