Jamie originally pursued a career in engineering but soon realised his real passion was in making things from wood and not the cold, hard and unforgiving substance (also known as metal). Therefore when an opportunity came for Jamie to become an apprentice cabinetmaker with a local company he changed careers and stayed there for 7 years gaining valuable experience before deciding it was time to go it alone.

Jamie Robins Ltd (originally Jamie Robins Interiors), whose workshops and kitchen studio are based at the Old Brickworks in the picturesque village of Pott Shrigley, near Macclesfield, Cheshire, was established in August 1996 by Jamie Robins.
15 successful years on and to cope with the constant demand for truly handmade kitchen furniture, the business employs a number of highly skilled craftsmen to design, manufacture and install the kitchen of your dreams using a combination of both traditional and modern techniques.

Handmade kitchens are the speciality of the business, but other projects including bedrooms, home studies and bathrooms, where handmade furniture is required, can also be undertaken.  All handmade furniture is designed and manufactured to the customer's exact requirements, using only the finest materials, including Oak, Maple, Cherry, Ash and Walnut. Hand-painted furniture is currently the most popular choice, which is painted to your exact requirements by our specialist painters following completion of installation.

Jamie Robins is an agent for top of the range Wolf and Sub-Zero American appliances which are displayed in our showroom and we are also able to supply many other quality appliances including Siemens, Bosch, Neff, Liebherr, Fisher & Paykel, Miele and Falcon.

A complete service is offered, from design to installation, including any building, electrical, plumbing, and tiling work that maybe required.

To design your proposed kitchen, bedroom etc we use state of the art computer aided design technology, which enables us to produce 3-dimensional and photo-realistic drawings. We are also able to produce hand drawn 3D perspectives if preferred.

From the South West – From M6 Northbound exit at Jct 17. Take the A534 to Congleton. At Congleton take the A536 to Macclesfield. At Macclesfield follow signs for Stockport and the A6. This road becomes the A523 (Silk Road) heading towards Stockport. Follow the A523 for c. 4 miles. At the 2nd set of traffic lights ( The Legh Arms )turn right into Brookledge Lane, signposted Pott Shrigley. After c. 2 miles pass Shrigley Hall on left and come to Church on right. Bear left onto Bakestonedale Road sign posted Old Brickworks . Follow this road for approx. 1 mile to the Old Brickworks and we are on the on the left with parking opposite.

From the North – From M6 Southbound exit at Jct 20. Take the A50 towards Knutsford. At Knutsford take the A537 to Macclesfield. At Macclesfield follow signs for Stockport and the A6. This road becomes the A523 (Silk Road) heading towards Stockport. Follow the A523 for c. 4 miles. At the 2nd set of traffic lights ( The Legh Arms) turn right into Brookledge Lane, signposted Pott Shrigley. After c. 2 miles pass Shrigley Hall on left and come to Pott Shrigley Church on right. Bear left onto Bakestonedale Road sign posted Old Brickworks . Follow this road for c. 1 mile to the Old Brickworks and we are on the on the left with parking opposite.

From the South East – Northbound on the M1, exit at Jct 29. Take the A617 to Chesterfield. At Chesterfield take the A619 to Baslow. At Baslow take the A623 to Chapel-en-le-Frith. At the roundabout turn right onto the A6 towards Chapel-en-le-Frith. Leave the A6 and enter Chapel Village. Pick up the B5470 heading left towards Whaley Bridge. Traffic lights at Whaley Bridge, go straight across heading towards Macclesfield continuing on the B5470. After c. 4 miles (if you get to Rainow turn around you have gone too far) turn right, signposted for Pott Shrigley, onto Bakestonedale Road and follow for c. 1 mile into the Old Brickworks. We are on the on the right with parking opposite.

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