“Designing the Hebrides” Season 2 is the coziest, most relaxing interior makeover show on television, with Banjo and his merry band of craftsmen sprucing up the Scottish islands one client at a time Here's how to watch “Designing the Hebrides” S2 from anywhere via VPN and for free [This show combines remote, stunning locations, logistics headaches, and painfully cool interior redecorating

Enthusiasm, ingenuity, and a flair for creating nifty artwork on a ridiculously limited budget are the lifeblood of this production Series 2 opens with a trip to the Pfaffer Pub on the smallest inhabited island in the Inner Hebrides, with a population of only 60 From there we continue to Harris's apothecary, Iona's wool store, and Tobermory's hotel

Banjo says 'I'm branching out to new clients and new islands My team of hardy locals has always trusted my vision Good design is for everyone Most importantly, I have learned that this place [Scotland] is more attractive than ever”

Put down your paintbrush and read on as we reveal where you can find Designing the Hebrides in 2024, online and from anywhere

Thanks to a VPN (Virtual Private Network), Season 2 of “Designing the Hebrides” should be available to British citizens wherever they are With this software, no matter where you are in the world, your device will appear to be in your home country Our favorite is NordVPN

Using VPN is incredibly easy

1 Install the VPN of your choice As we have mentioned, NordVPN is our favorite

2 select the location you want to connect to with the VPN app For example, if you are in the US and want to see your usual UK service, select UK from the list

3 Sit back and enjoy the show; go to BBC iPlayer and stream “Designing the Hebrides” Season 2 online

There are currently no plans to air “Designing the Hebrides” in the United States

However, if you are a Briton in the US on business or vacation, you can watch the documentary by using a VPN such as NordVPN, selecting the UK from the list, and heading to the BBC iPlayer

Episodes will air weekly on BBC Scotland on Monday, September 16 at 10 pm and on BBC Two on Tuesday, September 17 at 7 pm

If you are not in the UK, you can still watch the show using the best VPN services, such as NordVPN

As in the US, there are currently no plans to air “Designing the Hebrides” in Canada, but Brits who are in the Great White North for work or vacation can catch the show using a VPN such as NordVPN

Season 1 of “Designing the Hebrides” is available on Apple TV and Binge in Australia, and season 2 is expected to follow soon However, if you are Down Under on business or on vacation and have a UK TV license, you can catch the show by using a VPN such as NordVPN

Episode 1: The Puffer Pub, Easdale (BBC iPlayer)

Banjo heads to the smallest inhabited island in the Inner Hebrides with a population of only 60 people The Puffer Pub in Easdale, run by husband and wife team Genia and Rachel, is in need of renovation, but because the pub is in the middle of nowhere, the team must use wheelbarrows to transport materials But logistics are not the only factor to consider Locals have strong emotional ties to the Puffer Pub, and change will be tricky

Episode 2: Apothecary, Harris (BBC iPlayer)

Using local flora and fauna, herbalist Amanda has established her own apothecary in the Outer Hebrides, where she makes and sells everything from drinks and tea to creams and herbal remedies However, the space she has to bottle and display her products is insufficient Banjo and his team set out to transform a huge, tasteless space into a beautiful and functional apothecary

Episode 3: Honesty Box, Isle of Mull and South Uist (BBC iPlayer)

Banjo is called in to help two small island businesses that sell produce using honesty boxes First up is Jamie and Mary, a married couple selling sandwiches out of an honesty box The couple enlisted Banjo's help to make their food honesty box stand out and attract tourists, and he entrusted Lisa and Tom with a unique design project And in the Outer Hebrides, Banjo helps Donna and her ice cream business in South Uist She is currently using an old livestock trailer and wants Banjo to help her build something more imaginative and fun

Episode 4: Iona Wool, Iona (BBC iPlayer)

Artist Mike and his teacher wife Kate moved to Iona 20 years ago and now run Iona Wool, selling ethical local wool products and crafts Because of their beautiful colors, Mike and Kate don't like to add much color to their store, but their banjo designs are often dark and colorful

Episode 5: Western Isles Hotel, Isle of Mull (BBC iPlayer)

Banjo is working on a unique brief for the Western Isles Hotel in Tobermory, on his home island of Mull Overlooking the harbor, this iconic hotel has been welcoming guests to the Isle of Mull for over 140 years But over the years it has lost some of its luster, and Banjo is faced with a unique design brief

Episode 6: The Crofts of South Uist (BBC iPlayer)

The Crofts DJ and his partner Lindsay have lived and worked in South Uist for generations The couple hopes to turn the unloved wind-swept garage into a homey croft store where they can sell their produce The tasteless building has no character or charm, so Banjo and team must work from scratch to transform this empty space