Pollok House's Drawing Room exemplifies Georgian elegance within this 18th-century mansion that serves as the exterior setting for Castle Leoch in Outlander. Originally designed as the dining room in 1752, this space was later converted when the Maxwell family required larger entertainment areas. The room features the finest decorative plasterwork by the Clayton family, who also worked on Blair Castle, and is furnished in sophisticated Edwardian style that reflects centuries of aristocratic Scottish life. While the MacKenzie residence interiors were filmed at Doune Castle, Pollok House's grand rooms perfectly capture the atmosphere of Highland clan nobility. The Drawing Room's period authenticity and architectural grandeur make it representative of the refined spaces where clan leaders would have conducted formal business and entertained distinguished guests. The room's elegant proportions and traditional Scottish furnishings provide visitors with an authentic sense of the aristocratic world that inspired Outlander's portrayal of 18th-century Highland society.