Kitchen Designer of the Year


project cost £30,000–£50,000 Sponsored by


Finalists


Lee Collins Braco Designs, Stirlingshire


The client, a young couple, live in a Georgian villa in Glasgow. They wanted a contemporary kitchen that blended seamlessly with the home’s original features.


Manuel Fusco Point 5 Kitchens, London


Winner


Dan Stronge Jones Britain, Tunbridge Wells


The clients, a retired couple in their mid-60s, had a tight budget after overspending on their large seven-bedroom house. Although unsure of the exact design, they wanted something unique. Dan suggested cladding the tall units in larch and adding hidden doors for a fl oating effect. Given the large island space, he created a multi-level design using two materials for visual impact.


The clients sought a natural, organic kitchen design creating a seamless, harmonious space that integrated effortlessly with their home’s open-plan layout.


Doria Lopalco


Parker Bathrooms & Kitchens, Brighton


A family of three living in Hove, wanted to transform their home to better suit their family lifestyle with a seamless fl ow between the kitchen and living areas.


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