Louise McBride Architect

03/05/2026

A compact rear extension to a Victorian terrace in Trinity, Edinburgh, creating a bright, open kitchen space.

Clean lines, pale materials, and a large rooflight bring in soft daylight, while sliding doors open directly to the garden for a seamless indoor–outdoor connection.

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20/04/2026

Bespoke feature stair set within a converted garage in an Edinburgh New Town mews. Designed by and manufactured by
Cantilevered treads project from a concealed steel spine, creating a clean, floating rhythm. A frameless glass balustrade keeps the structure visually light, while the black steel stringer grounds the composition.

Integrated wine storage below makes smart use of the space, turning the stair into both a functional and sculptural focal point.

18/04/2026

A bright, modern home in Murrayfield that blurs the line between indoors and out 🌿✨

Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors by open onto a warm wooden deck, letting natural light flood the minimalist interior. Clean lines, soft neutral tones, and light wood flooring create a calm, airy vibe, while the seamless connection to the lush green garden makes the space feel even more expansive. Contemporary design meets cozy living in the most effortless way. 🏡.

17/04/2026

Spring has sprung 🍎

28/08/2025

Light and spacious kitchen extension in Ravelston with and

04/06/2025

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23/05/2025

Tub with a view #

30/01/2025

Extending this bungalow in Ravelston into a bungahigh ! It’s a word I’ve just learnt while visiting Buckinghamshire ❤️

22/01/2025

Window seat with concealed storage in Cramond with
Photographer Alix Macintosh photography

17/01/2025

15/01/2025

Delighted that we’ve made the list for top 100 architectural practices in Scotland !