Kitchens in the Scottish Borders

We work throughout the Scottish Borders, from Peebles and Innerleithen across to Melrose, Kelso and Duns, and down to Hawick and Jedburgh. Most Borders projects start remotely: send an architect's plan, a floor plan or measurements and photographs, and we design and quote before anyone makes the journey. A survey visit then confirms everything before an order is placed.

Peebles and the Tweed valley are an easy run from Edinburgh, and the far Borders towns are comfortably inside a day. We do not add a travel charge, and installation is carried out by our own joiners as one continuous visit rather than in fits and starts.

Borders housing stock is dominated by farmhouses, steadings and stone townhouses. Thick walls, uneven floors, deep reveals and rooms that change height are normal, and they are the reason so much Borders work goes to our handmade line: cabinetry built to the millimetre, in-frame or lay-on, hand-painted in any colour, and scribed to the room.

Rural houses also need the supporting rooms. Larders that stay cool, boot rooms that cope with mud and dogs, a utility that can take a second oven and a big sink, and enough dry storage to make weekly shops practical. We design those together with the kitchen so the finishes match.

Rural delivery is where kitchen projects tend to unravel. Single-track approaches, farm tracks, low bridges, gates and yards that turn to mud all get checked at survey, and delivery is timed to the fit so cabinetry is not sitting in a barn for a fortnight.

Where a property is off mains drainage or has an older supply, we plan services accordingly - our own electricians and plumbers work with us continuously rather than being found locally per job.