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Laurence McIntosh

Bespoke architectural joinery, cabinetry and principal contracting www.laurencemcintosh.co.uk

Laurence McIntosh of Edinburgh has provided an unsurpassed joinery and cabinet making service for over 65 years. Throughout that time we have upheld the finest traditions of craftsmanship and exceptional service, catering for clients who appreciate exquisite quality and workmanship. Because we love what we do, we have become Scotland’s leading manufacturer of bespoke joinery and hand made furnitur

e, and our service is now in demand throughout the UK and in Europe. Follow our latest news on Instagram (LaurenceMcIntosh1947) and twitter .

01/09/2026

En-suite vanities, Hope Lodge, Sutherland.

Washstands in solid European oak, free-standing rather than built-in, with slatted lower shelving for towels. Stonework by Artorius Faber, finished with waxed bronze tap ware.

For WildLand

27/08/2026

Looking down Loch Hope from Hope Lodge for WildLand.

A glazed timber screen and half-glazed door divides the bedroom from the en-suite, in traditional painted joinery. Small-pane glazing above and within the door borrows light between the two rooms, with sheer linen dressed behind the lower panes for privacy.

Stop chamfer detail to the lower door panel, inset bead to the lower panelling of the screen, brass rim lock and hinges throughout.

Architecture: GRAS
Interior Design: Cécile & Boyd
Photography: Alexander Baxter

14/08/2026

One of the finest views in Scotland.

Laurence McIntosh delivered the full refurbishment of this Highland lodge, together with a substantial granite extension opening out towards the loch.

As Principal Contractor, we managed every stage of the project, bringing together craftsmanship, coordination and attention to detail from start to finish.

12/08/2026

The Utility Room at Hope Lodge for WildLand

A mix of solid oak and painted units. Oak wall cabinetry with glazed doors, painted base units and drawers below, built around a concrete sink and black stone worktops. Crittall-style glazing separates the space from the room beyond.

Architects: GRAS
Interior Design: Cécile & Boyd
Photography: Alexander Baxter

03/08/2026

Great to welcome the team from MLA to Laurence McIntosh.

We took them round the workshop, walked through the range of our work as a main contractor, and spent some time on what goes into our bespoke architectural joinery. Always good to open the doors and show rather than just tell.

Thanks for joining us for lunch, and for the conversation, hope it was a useful visit.

31/07/2026

The Gun Room at Hope Lodge for WildLand

Solid oak cabinetry, traditionally fitted, with original antique glass set into the doors. Four drawers, two cupboards, and glazed display sections above for the decoy collection, cartridges and books.

Architects: GRAS
Interior Design: Cécile & Boyd
Photography: Alexander Baxter

28/07/2026

Thank you to the team at AGORA architecture + design | Edinburgh for visiting Laurence McIntosh.

It was a pleasure to welcome you to our workshop for a tour of our facilities and to discuss the breadth of our work as a main contractor, alongside our expertise in bespoke architectural joinery.

Thank you for taking the time to join us for lunch and learn more about the business.

24/07/2026

Another past library project completed with the skill, craftsmanship and attention to detail by Laurence McIntosh

23/07/2026

We contributed to the design, manufacture and installation of the bespoke solid European Oak cabinetry throughout the kitchen at Hope Lodge.

The joinery includes glazed wall cabinets, base units, integrated storage, wall panelling and a bespoke pantry, all manufactured to suit the layout and requirements of the space.

Part of our work at Hope Lodge for WildLand

Architects: GRAS
Interior Design: Cécile & Boyd
Photography: Alexander Baxter

22/07/2026

Today’s announcement by The Glasgow School of Art is an important step in the long journey of the Mackintosh Building.

While the GSA has concluded it cannot undertake faithful reinstatement on its own, it’s encouraging that the ambition to rebuild this remarkable building remains alive. The commitment to preserve the structure and create a platform for future reinstatement keeps that possibility open.

Those of us involved after the first fire saw the extraordinary research, craftsmanship and conservation expertise that went into the project. Before the second fire, prototype library bays had already been completed, demonstrating that faithful reconstruction of key elements of the Mackintosh interiors was achievable.

The Mackintosh Building is one of Scotland’s greatest architectural treasures. I hope today’s announcement is the start of the partnerships and investment needed to secure its faithful reinstatement for future generations.

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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+441316528100

Website

http://www.laurencemcintosh.co.uk/

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