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

We are pleased to be sponsoring this year’s glasgowinstituteofarchitectsAwards, taking place on 19 November 2026.The awa...
23/10/2026

We are pleased to be sponsoring this year’s glasgowinstituteofarchitects
Awards, taking place on 19 November 2026.

The awards are an important celebration of architectural excellence, and we wish everyone submitting a project the very best of luck.



Photography: alexbaxter.co

Great to have the team from Collective Architecture in for a look round the workshop recently.It's where all our main co...
20/10/2026

Great to have the team from Collective Architecture in for a look round the workshop recently.

It's where all our main contracting work comes together, timber selection, machining, and bench work happening side by side with the wider project delivery team.

Great to talk through how a project moves from drawing to finished piece.

Laurence McIntosh acted as main contractor on this Grade A listed Edinburgh townhouse, delivering the project from a con...
13/10/2026

Laurence McIntosh acted as main contractor on this Grade A listed Edinburgh townhouse, delivering the project from a contemporary extension featuring bronze casements throughout to the wider joinery and fit-out across the building.

Architects: maxwellandcompany

Interior Design: Willa Elphistone at
Drumkilbo Designs

Photography: landers_photos

architecturalbronze





Laurence McIntosh replaced 50% and refurbished 50% of all the windows at the uoe_efi, the redevelopment of the Category ...
07/10/2026

Laurence McIntosh replaced 50% and refurbished 50% of all the windows at the uoe_efi, the redevelopment of the Category A listed former Royal Infirmary on Lauriston Place, Edinburgh.

Originally designed by David Bryce, the building has been transformed by architects bennettsassociates into a new home for research and learning, while retaining its historic character.

Please welcome Ben, our newest apprentice.Ben lives in Bonnyrigg and got in touch to tell us about his love of joinery, ...
02/10/2026

Please welcome Ben, our newest apprentice.

Ben lives in Bonnyrigg and got in touch to tell us about his love of joinery, something he's always wanted to work in. He's currently studying at Granton College and is looking forward to learning from the team and taking on high-end carpentry work.

Welcome to the team, Ben.

Hope Lodge, Sutherland.Full-height glazed panelled screens, painted in-frame doors with brass ironmongery, and a run of ...
30/09/2026

Hope Lodge, Sutherland.

Full-height glazed panelled screens, painted in-frame doors with brass ironmongery, and a run of column radiators beneath a tongue-and-groove ceiling.

For WildLand

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

As main contractors on this Category A listed building restoration in Edinburgh, our work included full-height painted c...
28/09/2026

As main contractors on this Category A listed building restoration in Edinburgh, our work included full-height painted cabinetry and a glazed larder unit, a Belfast sink set into an oak worktop, integrated Gaggenau Official appliances, restored sash windows, and bespoke raised-and-fielded wall panelling.

High Sunderland, commissioned for the textile designer and artist Bernat Klein and his family in 1956. Built in a modern...
22/09/2026

High Sunderland, commissioned for the textile designer and artist Bernat Klein and his family in 1956.

Built in a modernist vernacular by architect , the house was extensively damaged by fire in 2018. Restoration was completed in 2022, bringing the building back to its original design.

Laurence McIntosh was appointed as main contractors, working alongside an excellent team of architects Loader Monteith Architects to carry out extensive internal and external refurbishment work and Narro as structural engineers and M & E/building services by Harley Haddow.

The house, in the Scottish Borders, was designed with clear and coloured panes of glass within a wooden structure in a woodland setting and is often referred to as a “Mondrian set within a Klimt.”

Photography by dapple photography

Bernat Klein Foundation
Historic Scotland

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Edinburgh
EH165UY

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

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