| 2 - 4 Westmill Road , Lasswade EH18 1LX | |
| 01316631412 | |
| The Paper Mill Website | |
| Facebook information can be found here | |
With interior design conceived and developed by Jim Hamilton Design and distinctive branding and signage designed by Edinburgh-based creative agency Touch, The Paper Mill is a striking, yet informal destination sympathetic to the village’s historical surroundings. Reclaimed materials, screenprinted artworks and found objects add to this laid-back feel, while a spacious outdoor terrace leads down to the riverbank.
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