Kitchens International opens new appointment-only design studio
Kitchens International opens new appointment-only design studio
Kitchens International has opened an appointment-only design studio at Orwell Farm's new rural business hub near Loch Leven in Kinross. MasterChef finalist Sarah Rankin joined local guests to celebrate the launch with a live cookery demonstration on a stunning hand-crafted island with ‘invisible’ hob.
Having relocated from their existing concession within Sterling Home in Tillicoultry, Kitchens International's new appointment-only studio is positioned on the banks of Loch Leven near Kinross. The space is one of 3 new openings planned for 2026 alongside new locations in Edinburgh's Morningside and Glasgow's West End to complement the established flagship showroom on Dundas Street in Edinburgh’s New Town.
Kitchens International’s new studio has been designed to provide an immersive space for clients to enjoy a private consultation in a relaxed setting with a dedicated design team. The space allows clients to feel the quality of the products while being one of only 2 locations in Scotland showcasing Gaggenau’s invisible Essential Hob concept.
Graham Johnston, owner & CEO of Kitchens International, said: "The Orwell Farm studio represents our ambition to expand Kitchens International's presence across Scotland whilst showcasing the quality of engagement our customers expect. We already serve a substantial client base across the Perth and Kinross region, and this stunning location will help deepen those relationships... The appointment-only model allows us to provide the focused, detailed consultation our clients' projects require."
Pictured from left to right: Kitchens International's Graham Johnston and Carol Cameron, with MasterChef finalist Sarah Rankin.
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