Set within a townhouse in Giffnock, this project began as a request to replace damaged doors in the existing kitchen. While the overall footprint worked, storage had become inefficient and everyday practicality had gradually slipped. It quickly became clear there was an opportunity to improve far more than just the frontage.

Corner cabinets were upgraded with Le Mans pull-out units, transforming previously awkward spaces into fully accessible storage. A dedicated broom cupboard was also introduced, giving tall cleaning items a proper home and freeing up more convenient cabinetry for daily use. The focus was on refining what already worked, rather than redesigning for the sake of it.

The finished kitchen feels calmer and more considered. It now functions more intuitively, with everything easily accessible and neatly contained.