Kitchen Designer of the Year


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Finalists


Joshua Magin Meadows Kitchens, Cornwall


This renovation focused on creating a functional kitchen that aligned with the home’s calming aesthetic, featuring clay plaster walls, oak parquet fl ooring and bifold doors.


Scott Marks HAUSKOLLEKTIV, Durham


Winner


Liam Butler Butler Interiors, Lancaster


Liam’s clients wanted a functional, easy- to-use kitchen that would last for years. They envisioned a contemporary design which used a subtle ski chalet vibe, but also incorporated a pop of colour. As nature enthusiasts, sustainability was a key consideration. Walnut doors captured the skiing aesthetic, while the white splashback represents snow in this practical and ergonomic space.


Scott’s clients, both doctors, wanted a large island with a striking natural stone worktop in blacks, golds, and greys, making it the focal point of the kitchen.


Paul Morrice Archispek, East Lothian


A young professional couple were extending a 1950s bungalow in Glenrothes, Fife. Their ktichen brief was simple: a Scandinavian minimalist design throughout.


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