Our Audley kitchen is a charming style with a distinctly Edwardian feel. Using a number of subtle, simplified intricacies, this unique kitchen design draws influence from the baroque, rococo and empire movements’ impact on furniture and design.

The Belgravia style is a classic-contemporary kitchen design, combining a traditional shaker style with contemporary design notes. The signature metallic bead detail on the Belgravia door brings a modern feel to this otherwise classic style.

Simplicity and pared back style is at the core of our Holkham kitchen— the epitome of classic shaker design. With a similar design ethos to our Mersea collection, the Holkham’s uncomplicated design and focus on proportion makes it a perfect fit for smaller kitchens.

Stunning hand-crafted oak cabinetry contrasts beautifully with hand painted cupboards in a subtle cream finish for the ultimate bespoke kitchen. Granite worktops provide a rich edge to the light-filled scheme, while a circular oak island with hidden storage and solid chopping block is a charming centrepiece and dream preparation area.

The Fallowfield style celebrates quintessentially English kitchen design with its simple lines and timeless feel. Inspired by the traditional kitchens found in grand country houses, Fallowfield is the perfect choice for period homes.

The Mayland kitchen has uncomplicated lines and a timeless feel with an overarching contemporary style. Inspired by our signature Tillingham kitchen, Mayland has the same commitment to simplistic, understated kitchen design, honouring the beauty of classic shaker style.

Inspired by the coastal setting of Mersea Island within the river Blackwater, Essex, our Mersea kitchen style combines contemporary design elements with natural materials including wood, glass and stone, embodying the landscape and bringing an organic feel to the style.

Inspired by the stunning Suffolk coastline, the Orford style is a faultless example of classic kitchen design reflecting the calming and elegant feel of the English shoreline. The combination of hand-painted cabinets and weathered oak creates an organic, natural feel in the room, echoing the surrounding coastline and countryside.

Shoreditch is our nod to eclectic, industrial kitchen design. Available with or without a bead detail on the frame, the slab door and use of wired glass introduces a raw, urban edge not often associated with Davonport.

The Tillingham style is arguably Davonport’s signature kitchen and its popularity is well deserved. This shaker style kitchen places its emphasis on quality and simplicity, the aesthetics are uncluttered and natural making it equally well suited to a period property as a new build.