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Everyone should be able to use and enjoy their kitchen. This is why we created an innovative collection of kitchens that can be designed to suit your access requirements. Freedom kitchens are also ideal for multi-generational households where there are different generations sharing the same space. Our kitchens combine functionality and style to enable you to enjoy cooking and socialising in your kitchen.
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A Freedom kitchen effortlessly integrates new interior trends with unsurpassed functionality. Our kitchens are tailored to the needs of the people using it, and with our fundamental accessible design principles we can achieve the most inspiring space that encompasses safety, style and flexibility. Safety is an important factor and through the introduction of innovative features and principles we can create a space that reduces the risk of injuries and falls.
Freedom is available through retail partners around the UK and direct from Symphony to new build developers and social housing providers.
What are you looking for?
SAFETY
A fundamental principle of inclusive design is ensuring safety throughout. This needs to be considered at every stage of planning and includes the layout of kitchen cabinets to the height of ovens and work surfaces. Features such as waterfall edge worktops and induction hobs are highly recommended whilst the contrast in colour between frontals, worktops, floors and walls will assist users with visual impairments.
FLEXIBILITY
Features such as electric rise and fall worktops and wall cabinets can be adjusted by the user. Innovative oven housings, pull-out tables and pull-out wirework can be included alongside standard cabinets to create a space for independence.
STYLE
Style should never be compromised in a Freedom design. Using a combination of finishes on tall and base cabinets ensure a modern style. Finish the look with statement worktops and essential accessories such as lighting and drawer organisers.
Freedom features
Rise and Fall Electric Workop
Electronic Rise and Fall Worktop available in various lengths, complete with safety stop mechanism and waterfall edge worktops.
Pull Down Baskets
Pull Out Base Wirework
Perfect for cleaning products, this cabinet is recommended directly next to leg space near the sink to store your essentials.
Pull Out Table with Drawer Storage
This worktop is great for creating extra preparation space at an accessible height, and can also be used as a dining area to reduce manoeuvring with hot plates and food for sole dining.
I would like a Freedom Kitchen
To view our Freedom kitchens in person and to create a design, please get in touch with your nearest retailer.
My client would like a Freedom Kitchen
If you are an Occupational Therapist or healthcare specialist your local Freedom retailer can design and supply a Freedom kitchen for your client. You can visit the showroom with your client to review the various features within a Freedom kitchen and to discuss design layouts and options with an expert trained designer.
If you would like to see all the features we can offer your clients.
My new build project requires Freedom Kitchens
Symphony can supply Freedom kitchens in various specification levels for new build projects. Our kitchens are designed to meet and exceed the requirements of the Building Regulations (Approved Document-M; M4(3) Category 3) and the guidance in the Wheelchair Housing Design Guide 2018.
FREEDOM COLLABORATOR - ADAM THOMAS
Working in partnership with Adam Thomas Consultancy, Symphony has incorporated Adam’s design principles into Freedom to develop a collection of kitchens that are both attractive, accessible and empowering. Adam Thomas is the UK’s leading designer of accessible kitchens, with an unrivalled reputation for his innovative designs; Adam set the standards for the industry.
With almost 40 years of personal experience alongside years of research, Adam has developed a set of design principles that can be applied to suit each individual’s requirements. Adam’s work has helped transform lives by empowering his clients with a sense of independence. He has raised the bar for accessible kitchens to demand that they are both practical and stylish.
CREDENTIALS
- KBB 2020 Lifetime Achievement Award
- Co-author, Wheelchair Housing Design Guide 2018
- Winner, KBSA Accessible/Inclusive Designer of the Year Award, 2015
- Selected as one of Britain’s most influential disabled people in the Power 100 List 2015
- Named as one of the top ten influencers for ‘access and equality’ in the 2014 Disability Influence list
- Head consultant for accessible kitchens at the Olympic Village 2012
- BSI Committee Member
- Winner of the inaugural ‘Designer Award for Accessible Kitchens 2006’, KBB Review Industry Awards
- Co-author of NHF ‘Standards and Quality in Development: ‘A Good Practice Guide’ & LDA’s ‘Private Sector Wheelchair Housing Design Guide’ for the Mayor of London’s Housing Strategy
