Symphony sails into 2007 with Hudson

Symphony has expanded its popular timber effect kitchen range for 2007 with the introduction of Hudson.

Symphony has expanded its popular timber effect kitchen range for 2007 with the introduction of Hudson.

A fresh, contemporary kitchen designed to be equally at home with bright, modern decorations and stainless steel appliances or more neutral, muted colours and accessories, Hudson offers developers a highly flexible option for a broad range of house styles and apartment developments.

A horizontal grain, timber effect slab door, in blonde oak, with co-ordinating carcasses, Hudson has a choice of feature units to add interest and variety to kitchen designs.

The use of blonde oak gives the kitchen a warmer feel and responds to the current design trend for natural, flesh tones, with pale peaches, gold and honey tones, which complement a cool, neutral design palette or can be punctuated with more vibrant colours.

Symphony's Building Division Marketing Manager Kathleen Lyon comments: "Timber effect doors continue to be extremely popular with developers and we wanted to further extend our range with a design which is flexible enough to utilise in many different home styles".

"This is just one of the results of the recent research project we commissioned in order to get an independent overview of the market's real wants and needs".

Symphony is the UK's largest privately owned supplier of fitted furniture.

Further information on a full choice of Symphony's ranges and service is available through Symphony's Marketing Department on 0870 120 8000 or visit the website.

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