Kitchen designers for Glasgow

It starts with the room and how you use it, not with a cabinet catalogue. We want measurements or plans, photographs, and an honest account of how you cook, who else is in the room, what you hate about the current kitchen and what your budget actually is. Designing without a budget wastes everybody's time.

From there you get a plan, elevations, and a quotation itemised line by line so you can see what every cabinet, fitting, worktop and appliance costs. Revisions are expected - most projects go through several rounds before anything is ordered.

Tenement kitchens are usually about winning storage back from an awkward footprint while respecting high ceilings and original features. Southside semis and bungalows are often about the layout: whether to take in a rear return, move a door, or open through to a dining space.

In larger suburban homes the design question is normally how the kitchen relates to the rest of the ground floor - island seating, a butler's pantry to hide the working end, a boot room off the back door and a utility that takes the noise.

Impuls German cabinetry covers several price groups in handled and handleless styles. Cameron Bespoke handmade cabinetry is built in our own Edinburgh joinery, in-frame or lay-on, hand-painted to any colour and sized to the millimetre. Schüller and Nobilia are available through our sister company.

That means a Glasgow project can compare three German manufacturers and a handmade option without visiting four showrooms and being sold four different stories - the same designer prices all of them against the same room.