Designed by Claire Greig-Bryce

Modern German kitchen with contrasting colours seamlessly blends dining and cooking areas. Wrap around kitchen zone with a sink on the peninsular for that social feel.

On the drop side of the sink is the recessed worktop at table height providing ease of dining, while cool open shelf units soften the area. Matching wall panel with a lower radiator & illuminated shelving above completes the look.

Location	Corstorphine, Edinburgh
Designed by	Claire Greig-Bryce
Kitchen	Hacker, AV6000
Surface finishes	Light Grey / Brown Denver Oak
Worktops	Dekton Tundra
Appliances	Miele, Quooker, Blanco

From our designer

“My client couldn’t believe the transformation of their kitchen, it was quite incredible. They were thrilled to be able to use the space differently. The previous kitchen was very dated with peeling doors and real wood worktops which had quickly deteriorated. What was quite a dark room that felt small when walking in, has been changed into this lovely bright and inviting area. The cooking zone being moved was key to this design, the sink was re-positioned from the long wall to the peninsula, thus making the hob area much larger and more user-friendly.”

Claire Greig-Bryce