Premium Suppliers
Premium Suppliers
At Manor Design we entrust our reputation to the quality of the products we install. Every brand we specify is chosen for its craftsmanship, performance and lasting value — these are some of the premium names behind our bespoke kitchens, bathrooms and interiors.
Ashley Ann has been designing and building kitchens, bedrooms and bathrooms since 1986, manufacturing at its own facility in the north of Scotland. Four decades on it remains a family business, with hand-painted and contemporary ranges built to order for those who judge a kitchen by the quality of its details.
Founded in 1896 in Cappeln, Germany, Beckermann combines more than a century of cabinet-making heritage with precision German engineering. Every kitchen is built entirely to order — nothing is standard — giving you complete freedom over layout, finish and detail. Beckermann’s commitment to innovation has earned it the prestigious Kitchen Innovation of the Year award three years running.
BLANCO has been making kitchen sinks and taps in Germany since 1925 and remains a family company to this day. Its UNIT approach treats sink, tap and waste as one designed system rather than three separate purchases — bringing considered engineering to the hardest-working corner of the kitchen.
Franke began as a small Swiss sheet-metal workshop in 1911 and produced some of the first stainless steel sink units in the 1930s. Today it covers the entire working area — sinks, taps, boiling water, hobs and extraction — precision-engineered so the busiest part of the kitchen works as one.
Founded in 1973 and still family-owned, Karndean Designflooring has spent fifty years perfecting one thing: luxury vinyl that convincingly replicates wood and stone. Warm underfoot, water resistant and easy to maintain, it earns its place in kitchens and bathrooms where natural timber would struggle.
Peter Thompson of York has spent over forty years handcrafting genuinely bespoke interiors from its Yorkshire workshop. Kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms and staircases are all made to order and project managed from first design to final fitting — for homeowners who want a room built around them, not adapted from a range.
Stoneham is one of Britain’s oldest kitchen makers, founded in 1864 and still family-run six generations later. With over 160 years of craftsmanship behind it — and a Royal Warrant for its service to the Royal Households — Stoneham handcrafts every kitchen in England, blending timeless design with exceptional, built-to-last quality.
Founded in Denmark in the late 1960s, Spekva has spent over fifty years perfecting the art of the solid-wood worktop. Each surface is crafted from carefully selected timber and finished by hand to reveal the natural grain and character of the wood — a warm, tactile centrepiece that is genuinely one of a kind.
Created by DuPont in 1967, Corian was the world’s first solid-surface material and remains the benchmark for seamless, hygienic worktops. It can be thermoformed into virtually any shape, colour or texture, with invisible joins and integrated sinks — perfect for sleek, contemporary kitchens and bathrooms.
Founded in Germany in 1899 and still family-owned today, Miele is the byword for premium kitchen appliances, built to its founding promise of “Immer Besser” — forever better. Famously tested to last the equivalent of twenty years’ use, Miele ovens, hobs, dishwashers and refrigeration pair outstanding performance with refined, understated design.
Siemens brings intelligent, future-proof technology to the kitchen, backed by a long pedigree in German engineering. From Wi-Fi-connected ovens with built-in cameras to whisper-quiet dishwashers, Siemens appliances make everyday life easier while looking effortlessly elegant in any modern kitchen.
A German brand founded in 1877, Neff is the choice of keen home cooks — best known for its iconic Slide&Hide® disappearing oven door and CircoTherm® hot-air cooking. Every detail is engineered around the way people genuinely cook, combining German reliability with thoughtful, cook-friendly design.
Founded in 2007 by master joiner Willi Bruckbauer, Bora reinvented the kitchen with its cooktop extractor systems, drawing steam and odours downwards at the source rather than up to a traditional hood. The result is cleaner air, a quieter kitchen and an uninterrupted, minimalist island — an award-winning innovation made for open-plan living.
The Quooker boiling-water tap was invented by Dutch physicist Henri Peteri in 1970, and remains the original and the benchmark. Delivering 100°C water instantly and safely at the touch of a button — and now filtered, chilled and sparkling too — a Quooker saves space, energy and time while adding a touch of everyday luxury.
Founded in 1748, Villeroy & Boch is one of the world’s oldest and most prestigious ceramic and bathroom brands. Its sanitaryware, baths and tiles transform a functional bathroom into a personal well-being sanctuary, marrying nearly three centuries of craftsmanship with contemporary design.
British brand Matki has been designing and making premium shower enclosures since 1971, when its founders helped introduce the shower enclosure to the UK. Still designed and manufactured at its HQ near Bristol, every Matki enclosure, screen and tray is engineered for the luxury market — as beautiful as it is durable.
Founded in 1901 in Germany’s Black Forest by Hans Grohe, Hansgrohe is a pioneer of bathroom and kitchen brassware, combining award-winning design with water-saving innovation. From rainfall showers to precision mixers, every product is backed by more than a century of engineering excellence.
Axor is the designer arm of Hansgrohe, established in 1993 to collaborate with the world’s leading designers — from Philippe Starck to Antonio Citterio. Each Axor collection is a piece of functional art, for those who want their bathroom or kitchen to make a bold, individual statement.
Impey pioneered the modern wetroom, creating the UK’s first prefabricated wetroom floor former with a built-in gradient — now the industry standard for level-access showering. With over 600,000 installations nationwide, Impey combines waterproofing expertise with stylish, practical design to create beautiful, future-proof bathrooms that are safe and accessible for every generation.
Founded in Switzerland in 1895, Zehnder designed the world’s first tubular steel radiator — the iconic Charleston — and introduced the first bathroom radiator in 1979. Still family-run, Zehnder’s decorative radiators and heated towel rails double as design features, combining efficient warmth with striking good looks to complement any interior.