Adam Thomas Designs for Freedom by Symphony

For some years, Adam has been working closely with the design team at Symphony, one of the UK's largest kitchen furniture manufacturers and suppliers, to create a new range of accessible kitchen furniture. The result is the Freedom range, by Symphony.

This new venture raises the bar in accessible kitchen design in the UK, making good quality, fully-featured accessible kitchens available to all. Importantly, it is freely available through Symphony Freedom stockists across the British Isles, achieving one of Adam's long-term goals; to make accessible kitchens available in every corner of the nation.

U-shaped wheelchair-accessible kitchen with white tall units to left of image, fixed height hob and sink unit to centre with large knee space beneath, and remote control hood over with pale blue glass splashback. To centre there is a peninsula with white worktop and dark wood effect end panels. Blue cubbyholes for accessible shelf storage are visible to right of peninsula. Sand coloured flooring.

The Freedom range is suitable for multi-generational use, and boasts a wide range of features too numerous to cover in one article, including many of Adam's signature design features.

Closeup of person using a large rise and fall hob/sink L-shaped area with sea green glass splashback. Shelf storage visible to centre left.

For more details, visit the Freedom pages of the Symphony web site.

To find your nearest Symphony Freedom retailer, use this Dealer Locator link.

For Press enquiries, contact Adam directly.

Wheelchair user accesses a wall cupboard that is lowered on hydraulic rise and fall to enable access.

Closeup of a pulldown shelf unit which brings jars of ingredients within reach.

Closeup of steel sink and tap in a Freedom kitchen.