1909 is a collection of classic painted timber kitchens, adapted and constructed to meet the aesthetic and functional demands of the 21st century. Following timeless, traditional interior characteristics, 1909 has been developed to suit any style of home.

At its core, 1909 has two definitive appearances: the perennially classic Shaker and a contemporary, Slab, all built within a traditional, in-frame construction. These door styles work equally well on their own or combined to create a style unique to you. Both styles provide a beautiful canvas, from which each kitchen can be finished with an extensive palette of stunning colours, intricate beading options, door furniture and handles, resulting in a truly individual kitchen, from cleverly detailed opulence, to simple, understated sophistication.

1909 is a British brand and as such, is committed to the ethos and qualities of great design, skilled craftsmanship and outstanding service. It is a distinctive collection that has developed organically, embracing natural materials, practicality, durability and style, whilst being wholly accessible and adaptable to any interior design approach.

SHAKER

Shaker, an enduring familiar look, works well within a traditional or modern home. Shown here in Storm Blue, this kitchen is designed to work hard, whether for cooking, entertaining, or just enjoying a relaxing drink. The layout maximises the use of furniture without compromising on space, whilst a peninsular offers generous storage and additional breakfast bar.

OVOLO

Ovolo; where intricate frame detailing meets a classic Shaker, offering an elegant twist on this timeless style. The overall aesthetic of this kitchen combines wall panelling, moulded cornice and a herringbone timber floor with a colour scheme of soft and deep greys, inspired by a 19th Century colour palette. As the social hub of the house, it’s practical working areas coincide perfectly with a bright and airy dining space. Central to the design is a large island offering a multitude of uses, from storage, food preparation, or simply supper for two.

SLAB

The simple form of the Slab door allows for flowing and elaborate layouts, even on a relatively modest footprint. Blending different levels, colours and shapes, makes for a slick and inviting look that would work in any setting. This contemporary design mixes a pared back industrial look, with echoes of a vintage interior. This clean, linear style never overshadows other design elements, such as flooring, tiling, or surfaces and its neat simplicity makes it perfect for more compact spaces.