National Trust Blickling Dresser in French Grey
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Bringing Heritage Home: The National Trust create a collection of kitchens that celebrate heritage, quality and timeless style.
The National Trust is an independent charity focused on conservation, established in 1895 by Octavia Hill, Sir Robert Hunter, and Hardwicke Rawnsley, who recognized the importance of protecting the nation’s heritage and open spaces for public enjoyment. Today, they continue to manage sites across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland to support the well-being of people and nature. Symphony Group, the UK’s largest privately owned fitted furniture manufacturer, has partnered with the National Trust, Europe’s leading conservation charity, to produce a collection of kitchens that honour heritage, quality, and timeless design. National Trust Kitchens by Symphony represents the first-ever fitted kitchen collaboration with the Trust – a union of two esteemed British companies committed to enduring beauty and sustainable craftsmanship.
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The Standen – Inspired by Standen House, set in an idyllic position overlooking the Sussex countryside, the Standen kitchen range offers a beautifully modern interpretation of classic design. Its smooth shaker style delivers a simple, clean finish that suits both contemporary and traditional interiors.
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The Leconfield – Petworth House is the inspiration behind The Leconfield. Engraved timber cutlery drawers add to the refined simplicity of the range – a bespoke feature which keeps cutlery and utensils neatly organised and close at hand. A luxury bar pantry offers elegant storage for wine collections. The finely crafted timber adds warmth and perfectly complements the warm Clay hues (shown) of the Leconfield.
National Trust Dysart Kitchen in Sage Chalk
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The Dysart – Ornate and detailed, this is an elegant kitchen inspired by Ham House’s grand architecture and extensive kitchen garden. Soft, natural colours and polished brass handles create a feeling of light and space. Decorative accessories and floral furnishings can strengthen the kitchen garden connection. From stunning islands with ample pan and crockery storage to glazed cabinetry, each element has been thoughtfully designed.
National Trust Attingham dresser in Willow Harbour
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The Attingham – The structure, symmetry and proportion of Georgian architecture is the inspiration behind this kitchen design. Simple handles work well on the smooth, slab-style doors, contributing to an open and uncluttered feel. Choose classic colours of muted greens and blues to bring a softness and warmth to the room.
National Trust Erddig Dresser in hunter green
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The Erddig – Inspired by the peaceful natural beauty of Erddig Hall, the Erddig kitchen range brings understated elegance to both country cottages and contemporary homes. Refined shaker-style details create a simple yet sophisticated aesthetic, offering a classic look with a modern feel. Large open shelves provide the perfect space to display treasured pieces, while thoughtfully designed drawer accessories in a beautiful oak finish help create dedicated, practical storage areas.
“We’re proud to be collaborating with the National Trust on this truly unique collection. Together, we’ve created kitchens that combine the craftsmanship and character of Britain’s heritage homes with the practicality and performance that today’s customers expect, all while supporting the conservation work that keeps our shared history alive.” – Robert Newton, Head of Marketing at Symphony.
