Stoneham Kitchen at Kitchens International

Creating kitchens that dreams are made of is what Kitchens International does best. It listens to how the client wants to use the kitchen and then designs a kitchen that marries the needs of all the family. From a dedicated cook space to an area for children to dump muddy rugby clothes, every wish will all be taken into account, making a Kitchens International kitchen the true heart of the home.
With some of the finest kitchens in the world on display, Kitchens International (KI) has six showrooms in Scotland, with brands such as Poggenpohl, Mowlem & Co, Stoneham, Callerton, Leicht and RWK , V-zug, Siemens, Gaggenau, Sub-Zero, Wolf and Kohler all available to clients. (more…)

Scottish retailer Kitchens International has invested £75,000 in a refurbishment of its Broxburn showroom, near Edinburgh, to attract contract and retail customers.  The 1,600sq ft showroom features Leicht, Callerton and Hofemeier kitchen displays, with working appkliances.  Over 100 customers attended the opening, which also featured TV chef Nick Nairn providing cookery demonstrations.

We have a great retailer profile in this month’s Essential Kitchen and Bathroom Business magazine with a huge profile on our Glasgow showroom.

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We have just completed a £75k refurbishment of our large Broxburn showroom. With stunning new displays of Leicht, Callerton and Hofemeier kitchens this 2000 square foot showroom is attracting developers, interior designers, architects and retail customers across the Central Belt. Each display has been designed to demonstrate how the modern day kitchen is a space that integrates cooking, dining and lounge furniture to create one social space. The most innovative lighting and decor solutions are used to further demonstrate this concept.

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Time was when kitchens were drab, unsanitary and kept from view, but as the decade of domesticity dawned in the 1950s, advanced technology gave architects and manufacturers the freedom to reinvent this space.

Today’s kitchens are as much about personality as technology, and you don’t have to spend a fortune to achieve an individual look.

According to Paul O’Brien of Kitchens International: “In spite of touch economic times, many people are refurbishing their kitchens rather than moving house”.

When KI opened its showroom on 220 Great western Road in the heart of Glasgow’s interiors district, Scottish celebrity chef Nick Nairn was on hand to road-test the kitchens and offer expert advice.

“Have a good think about how you will use your kitchen – for me, functionality is key” says Nairn.  “The relationship between the prep area, cooker, sink and fridge is important, and movement should be effortless between them.  At home there are two things we use constantly – our kitchen island for prep, eating and homework and deep drawers for pans and storage of cereal boxes.  Lastly, low maintenance is important.  I love my wipe-clean induction cooker and we have no nooks and crannies where grime can collect.”

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Kitchen design studio Kitchens International has expanded into the west of Scotland with a new showroom on Great Western Road in Glasgow.

Scottish celebrity chef Nick Nairn opened the new kitchn showroom with a day of demonstrations, hands-on cooking and tips and techniques for getting the most out of your kitchen.

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