Andersen partners with English Heritage to launch limited-edition range

Andersen, the British-based premium home EV charging brand, has announced a new partnership with English Heritage to launch two limited-edition wooden fascias inspired by Wrest Park and Eltham Palace.

The collaboration reflects growing demand from homeowners for EV charging products that complement architectural styles and premium home design.

Crafted from highly durable and sustainable Accoya wood, the new designs bring together Andersen’s commitment to beautiful, design-led home charging with English Heritage’s role in caring for and celebrating the places, stories and craftsmanship that have shaped England’s history.

The two limited-edition fascias will be available across Andersen Quartz and Andersen A2/A3 models, offering customers a distinctive new way to complement their home’s architecture and interior style.

The first design, Wrest Park, is a rich redwood stain inspired by the Giant Redwood tree at Wrest Park in Bedfordshire. With a local link to Andersen’s UK-made story, the finish reflects the warmth and natural grandeur of the landscape while offering a deeper wood finish that has proved popular with Andersen customers.

The second design, Eltham Palace, takes inspiration from the Blackbean veneer of the palace’s entrance hall, designed by Swedish designer Rolf Engströmer. Its rich, dark tone captures the elegance, depth and architectural confidence of the space, creating a refined finish that aligns closely with Andersen’s design-led approach.

David Martell, Chief Executive of Andersen, said: “Home charging is becoming part of the fabric of people’s homes, so it should be designed with the same care and attention as any other architectural detail. Our partnership with English Heritage allows us to celebrate historic British design in a modern, functional product, using a material that is both beautiful and exceptionally durable. These limited-edition fascias bring together heritage, sustainability and craftsmanship in a way that feels distinctly Andersen.”

Alexandra Bovey, Licensing Manager for English Heritage, said: “It’s been fantastic bringing a product to the market that celebrates heritage, sustainability and craftsmanship. Being able to tell the stories of our sites to more people is a real pleasure, and we’re proud of the products that Andersen has developed to do just that. Every time a product from the English Heritage collection is purchased, the customer is also helping to care for our heritage.”