103 High Street, Nairn

103 High Street in Nairn is a classical commercial building dating from around 1890. It is two stories tall and has three bays. The ground floor features painted masonry, while the first floor is finished in droved ashlar.

On the northwest elevation facing High Street, the shopfront is designed in three parts. It has a centrally located inward canted recessed door with a fanlight above, flanked by timber corner piers that have nailhead moulding and cornices. Large plate glass display windows are positioned on either side. The shopfront is framed by broad pilasters that support a bracketed cornice and fascia, with channelled masonry at the outer corners. The first floor features round-arched arcaded windows with keystones, flanked by paired pilasters that close with an entablature above. There is a segmentally pedimented tablet counterpiece, which is scroll-flanked and adorned with acroterion and gadrooned urns, although one urn is missing.

Inside, there is a small-pane glazed screen for the shop window display areas, and the walls on the first floor are lined with boarded panels.