Colin Maher Design

Scandinavian simplicity with a bold twist.
Nordic-style doors, soft ribbed oak detailing, and a striking green quartzite worktop come together to create a kitchen that feels calm, uniform, and beautifully confident.

There’s something quietly special about bringing an urban contemporary into a home that has stood on the banks of the Grand Canal since the 1800s. This Georgian period home renovation was all about contrast — the warmth of natural timber, the honesty of raw concrete, and the cool precision of ceramic work surfaces, all living comfortably inside walls that have seen two centuries of Dublin life. Obsidian green cabinetry grounds the space without heaviness, letting the materials breathe and the natural light and views of the canal do the rest. Old bones, new soul.

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Handover day for this beautiful home today.

We designed and produced the kitchen along with a full joinery package for this stunning, airy house by

The brief called for a bold colour palette, balanced with warmth and natural materials to keep the spaces feeling calm and timeless. Arched cabinetry details add softness and character, while the joinery flows seamlessly throughout the home, connecting each space and creating a cohesive feel.
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