Our brief was to work with design architects Jestico + Whiles to design an innovative and distinctive wine tasting area, expertly crafted to elevate the wine tasting experience for our client, W Edinburgh.

As part of the complete design and fit-out for a 5-star VIP visitor accommodation at The Balvenie, we created our signature seed pod spindle staircase — a sculptural centrepiece that anchors the space with warmth and craftsmanship.

To create a sensational kitchen for our client’s new build villa in Portugal, we set out to retain the generous sense of space and light. Drawing from our Scottish Elm stocks, we introduced warm, characterful tones that brought natural elegance into the heart of the home.

Our challenge was to design a small kitchen with a spacious working area, maximising the abundance of natural light streaming through a full-height glass wall while complementing the architectural character of the 1960s home. To enhance brightness, we chose Ash, a light-reflecting timber that brings warmth and openness to the space.

This kitchen needed to be the heart of the home: a space designed for passionate chefs, with appliances strategically placed beyond standard domestic layouts and a central workstation for effortless functionality. Featuring a striking combination of elm and stainless steel, the design is both contemporary and warm, balancing sleek modernity with natural character. At the same time, it had to create a soft, atmospheric feel, seamlessly blending the kitchen, dining, and social areas into a welcoming hub for cooking, gathering, and everyday living.

Our client envisioned a kitchen that was both highly functional and inviting—featuring central seating for social gatherings, a luxurious deep colour palette, and a seamless transition into the new extension to create a cohesive living space.

The design allows guests to enjoy exclusive site-specific malts, with an upper-level meeting area, reception space, and a restaurant, all seamlessly integrated into the historic setting.

Set within a 200-year-old farm, this project embraced the building's original character, including its thick stone walls and small windows, all while contending with the challenges of the surrounding countryside. Our aim was to introduce a contemporary feel that complemented, rather than contrasted with, the existing architectural style.

As part of the complete design and fit-out for a 5-star VIP visitor accommodation at The Balvenie, we created a kitchen that serves both chefs and clients alike.

To complete the transformation, we exposed an internal brick wall, which added character, and enhanced the lighting with lime-oiled Elm accents, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere.

In this 230-year-old farmhouse we selected our Capaldi style from our Natural collection, we used a combination of paint and white oil to harmonise with the building’s age-old charm.

We created a sensational central staircase, doors, kitchen, and wardrobes for our client’s new build villa in Portugal. We set out to retain the beautiful, large and bright space by creating a ‘floating’ staircase.

The Explorers Garden, Pitlochry Pagoda completed in 2002 was a special project we dedicated to Scottish plant collector and explorer, George Forrest. The delicately shaped roof trusses and hung panels are made from Scottish Oak, with Cedar shingles and Elm benches.

We set out to design maintenance free, robust and ergonomically comfortable external seating and tables for students in this brand new, award-winning architectural masterpiece.