German kitchens via our sister company
Schüller kitchens in Scotland
Schüller German kitchens, supplied through our sister company and designed, delivered and installed by our own Edinburgh team - anywhere in mainland Scotland.
German kitchens via our sister company
Schüller German kitchens, supplied through our sister company and designed, delivered and installed by our own Edinburgh team - anywhere in mainland Scotland.
Schüller Möbelwerk has been building kitchens in Herrieden, Bavaria since 1966 and is one of the few German manufacturers still family owned. It sits a step above the volume German brands on finish quality and range depth, with the premium next125 line above it.
We supply Schüller through our sister company, which means you get the brand's cabinetry with our design, project management and installation behind it - one team from first drawing to handover, and a 5-year guarantee on our workmanship.
Schüller's appeal is breadth without dropping into budget territory. Almost every door style is available across a wide colour spread, cabinet heights and widths step in fine increments rather than a handful of sizes, and the carcase and hardware specification stays consistent whether you buy at the lower or upper end of the range.
In practice that matters most in awkward rooms. Being able to specify a 15cm filler cabinet, a taller wall unit or a non-standard worktop height is the difference between a kitchen that looks designed and one that looks assembled from what was available.
Cabinets are made to order in Germany and shipped as rigid units, not flat-pack, so nothing is assembled on your floor. Carcases are moisture-resistant board with edges sealed on all sides, drawers run on Blum or Hettich soft-close runners with concealed damping, and hinges are adjustable in three planes so doors can be aligned properly at handover rather than approximately.
Door fronts run from matt and gloss lacquer through to real timber veneer, textured melamine reproductions and glass. Handleless is available as a true recessed-rail system or as a J-pull grip profile, and both can be mixed with handled fronts in the same room - useful when tall units want a handle and base drawers do not.
Impuls is the value-engineered German option: excellent internal fittings, quick lead times, strong at the mid market. Schüller sits above it on finish depth, colour choice and cabinet flexibility. Our own Cameron Bespoke handmade cabinetry sits alongside both for in-frame, hand-painted, made-to-the-millimetre work.
Because all of them are designed by the same team here, you are not being steered - you can see the same layout quoted in two or three specifications and compare line by line. Most clients end up choosing on finish and budget rather than on brand.
Design starts from your plans or measurements, in the showroom at 24 Dalziel Place or by video call. We survey the room before anything is ordered, so the quote you sign is the price you pay.
Worktops in Dekton, Silestone, Corian, Systemo, stone and timber are templated after the cabinetry is in. Blanco sinks, Quooker taps and AEG appliances are supplied and commissioned by us. Electrics, plumbing, plastering, flooring and decoration are all available in-house if you want the whole job under one contact.
Schüller's catalogue is deep - these are the families most Scottish projects draw from. We will bring the right samples to your appointment rather than walk you through the full book.
Smooth painted fronts in a wide colour spread, in handled, J-pull or recessed-rail handleless. The default choice for contemporary Scottish new builds and extensions.
A fine-textured matt surface that resists fingerprints and marks far better than flat gloss - worth specifying on dark colours and on any kitchen with children in it.
Real veneer where you want genuine grain, or high-quality timber reproduction where you want the look with more resilience. Both pair well with painted islands.
Deep gloss lacquer and glass-fronted doors for reflective, light-gaining layouts - effective in tenement kitchens and north-facing rooms.
Schüller's more traditional door profiles, for period Edinburgh and Glasgow properties where a flat slab would look wrong but a full handmade in-frame kitchen is beyond the budget.
Schüller's upper-tier brand, with slimmer sightlines, ceramic and satin-glass fronts and a more architectural cabinet system. Available on request for higher-specification projects.
The full collection
Every Schüller front we can quote, with its price group and how the front is made. Click any range to see it full size. Entry price groups use laminate and reproduction fronts; upper groups bring genuine matt and gloss lacquer, painted colour, glass and real wood veneer.
Price groups available: PG1, PG2, PG3, PG4, PG5, PG6, PG7
*Average prices cover the furniture and the installation of the furniture only. They do not include worktops or appliances, which we quote separately once the design is agreed.
One design team, four cabinetry options, and an itemised quote for each. Book an Edinburgh appointment or send your plans for a free quote.
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