Traditional language.
Contemporary precision.
06/ Heritage is specified for projects that call for architectural balance, familiar design references and a sense of permanence without period reproduction. Symmetrical compositions, framed fronts and classic island-centred planning define the layout approach. This collection suits residential projects where the kitchen should feel established and grounded from installation, carrying quiet authority that improves over time.
Character without pastiche.
Built to endure.
Heritage specifications are composed around symmetry. Framed tall storage walls, balanced cabinet elevations and considered proportions create a kitchen with architectural weight and visual permanence. Warm lacquer tones, painted finishes and natural marble bring material richness without heaviness. Brass or bronze handles are specified as deliberate details allowing functional elements that reinforce the collection’s character.
Door families draw on framed lacquer fronts and shaker-style interpretations, reimagined through a contemporary lens that maintains relevance without erasing reference. The collection framework gives designers full flexibility on layout, proportion and material selection within a direction that consistently prioritises longevity, balance and considered tradition.
Typical specification direction.
Materials, surfaces and components commonly specified within Heritage projects.
Materials
Framed lacquer fronts, painted finishes and shaker-style panel interpretations. Specified for warmth, finish depth and the ability to carry traditional architectural character within a contemporary framework.
Colours
Warm lacquer tones, soft painted finishes and natural timber accents. The palette favours depth and richness with colours specified for longevity rather than trend alignment.
Countertops
Natural marble and ornate stone surfaces specified for character, veining and material presence. Selected as defining elements of the composition for surfaces that carry visual weight and age with distinction.
Organisation Units
Internal systems configured behind framed doors and symmetrical cabinet runs. Storage planned to maintain the balanced aesthetic, concealed, ordered and consistent across every elevation.
Sinks
Traditional-profile or farmhouse-style specification in materials that complement the warm, grounded palette. Positioned as working elements that contribute to the kitchen’s character.
Taps
Brass, bronze or warm metallic finishes with traditional or bridge-style profiles. Specified to reinforce the architectural language of the collection, detailed, proportionate and built to age well.
