Part of a three bedroomed new-build passive house in Kinross, this house had been designed beautifully by Glasgow and Perthshire based architects practice Ewan Cameron architects.

More storage was the main request in this Edinburgh home. A Leicht Contino handleless kitchen with slim Dekton worktops delivers a sleek look, while Gaggenau and Sub-Zero appliances add cutting-edge performance. The result is a calm, modern setting that balances practicality with elegance.

A new build home in the heart of Edinburgh with a space that serves as the social centrepiece of a contemporary living space. Mr & Mrs McKay wanted a design that would feel calm, cohesive, and architecturally integrated, reflecting the clean lines and modern proportions of the property itself.

With fond childhood memories of cooking and eating together, this family wanted to replace their tired, dysfunctional kitchen with a space that turned nostalgia into a reality

The clients were looking for a scandi-style, high quality, luxury modern kitchen, equipped with the latest modern conveniences but wanted it to be understated with an emphasis on clean lines and symmetry, and have designated zones for cooking, washing and breakfast.

As part of a major renovation project on a traditional Georgian property in the heart of Edinburgh, Mr and Mrs Bell approached KI looking to transform their kitchen into a contemporary, family-friendly space that would serve as the heart of their home

Combining a contemporary design of kitchen into a house with traditional features means that every tiny detail must be carefully selected to ensure that the area complements rather than clashes with the existing house.

Inspired by a New York loft, this Stoneham kitchen combines painted cabinetry in Thunder Grey and Dove Grey with statement appliances from Sub-Zero and Wolf. The design captures an industrial vibe while delivering warmth and practicality.

In their old townhouse, the Forsyths wanted a bright, open kitchen to maximise space. Leicht cabinetry and clever use of Bossa doors create a modern, airy feel, perfectly blending period charm with everyday convenience.

The Jennings family needed more storage and a modern refresh. Their updated kitchen delivers clean lines, ample space, and a stylish look that enhances both everyday living and entertaining.

As part of their home extension, the Stevensons envisioned a modern kitchen that flowed into family living spaces. The result is a bright, sociable layout with sleek finishes, designed to combine everyday practicality with contemporary style.

This West Coast retreat features a Stoneham island as its centrepiece. American walnut plinths and Corian Sahara surfaces create warmth and texture, blending beautifully with the surroundings. A unique his-and-hers design ensures the kitchen works for both style and practicality.

In a Grade B listed apartment, the Barclays needed a design that respected architectural constraints. Leicht Ceres and Contino cabinetry fits seamlessly into the north wall, complemented by Siemens appliances. The result is a refined kitchen blending traditional charm with modern function.

A pared-back kitchen with a minimalist feel that serves as a practical space used by keen cooks and a sociable gathering area for the whole family.

Located in Edinburgh, this kitchen project for Mr & Mrs Taylor reflects a clear client brief: a monochromatic palette, generous storage and work surface, and a dedicated area for socialising.

Combining modern styling and accessible work areas with traditional features to create an open-plan environment where family and friends can gather and entertain in comfort.

The Alexanders sought grandeur and functionality. Bespoke painted units with reflective finishes set the tone, while Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances bring state-of-the-art cooking and refrigeration. The result is a showpiece kitchen designed for everyday family life.

The Barries transformed their traditional sandstone townhouse with a modern open-plan kitchen. Callerton cabinetry provides sleek, contemporary storage, while reflective finishes keep the space light and inviting, ideal for family gatherings.

This open-plan kitchen is light, modern, and sociable. Callerton Valencia and Trio cabinetry forms the core, paired with Gaggenau and Sub-Zero appliances. The design balances elegance with the latest technology for a space that works beautifully for the whole family.

In this period Edinburgh home, the Hughes family wanted a contemporary twist. Leicht Ceres Platinum doors and dark contrasting finishes provide a sleek, modern feel that enhances the historic setting while meeting everyday family needs.

The Macnabs' Georgian New Town home was modernised with a kitchen designed for family life. Clean lines, thoughtful storage, and high-end finishes make the space practical and contemporary while respecting its classic setting.

In a compact galley layout, Paula chose Callerton Valencia White Gloss cabinetry to maximise light and space. Mirrored splashbacks enhance the effect, creating a kitchen that feels bright, open, and cleverly designed for modern city living.

In their 13th-century townhouse, the Daltons needed a kitchen that overcame architectural challenges. Painted Callerton oak units deliver a timeless yet modern look, proving that even historic homes can embrace contemporary design.

In their Victorian villa, the Khans needed a family-friendly kitchen for four. A modern open-plan design transformed the space, combining contemporary finishes with practical storage solutions that suit busy family life.

For their coastal home, the McLeods chose Leicht to create an open, airy space. An island cooking zone faces the dining and living areas, making the kitchen the heart of social activity.

The Fords extended their home to achieve a bright, airy kitchen. Reflective cabinetry and light-filled design give the space a fresh feel, making it perfect for cooking, dining, and entertaining in style.