The White Kitchen Company Unveils The English Heritage Kitchen Collection

In a collaboration brokered by lGolden Goose, The White Kitchen Company has created a range of kitchen cabinetry shaped by the rich history and craftsmanship of English Heritage sites such as Apsley House, Down House and Brodsworth Hall.

Inspiration from The Duke of Wellington’s campaign furniture to panelling on a window shutter and cornicing in a maid’s long-forgotten wardrobe provided valuable glimpses into history.  Crafted with a blend of style and functionality, the English Heritage Collection embodies classic simplicity, with delicate touches to elevate its design style. Drawer fronts and doors framed with cock beading and traditionally raised and fielded panels, create a timeless and elegant look.  From the inception, it was clear – an English Heritage range should be 100% tailor made in England, uphold the highest sustainability standards, and embrace classic English cabinet making. The collection is constructed from solid oak and FSC certified hardwood, featuring traditional dovetailed joints for both the solid oak drawers and hardwood carcasses. Traditional 5-piece doors are mortice and tenoned jointed, showcasing a dedication to craftsmanship.  The White Kitchen Company’s new English Heritage furniture paint (Colours from History) is specially formulated to be extremely low VOC, reflecting a commitment to environmental responsibility. Every aspect of an English Heritage kitchen, even the glue used, adheres to the highest ecological standards with zero VOC emissions. This sustainability ethos is not confined to the collection but extends throughout The White Kitchen Company, with the showroom powered by solar panels and workshops utilizing biomass heating fuelled by timber waste.