In 1916, the American home – and kitchen – looked vastly different. It was in this year, William E. Cranston founded Thermador, the luxury appliance brand that offers real innovations for real cooks. At this year’s Architectural Digest Design Show at booth #393, the brand is celebrating its milestone 100th anniversary and showcasing innovative new products and solutions for ultimate kitchen personalization.
In July, Thermador will continue its heritage of innovation by introducing a new category of its iconic cooking appliances: two 60” Pro Grand® Ranges that offer more ways to personalize the cooking experience than any other professional-style gas range of this size. The 60” Pro Grand® Ranges enable culinary enthusiasts to personalize the features of the range around their unique style of cooking. Each gas range is equipped with six patented Star® Burners, including four that offer the ExtraLow® simmering feature and a 22,000 BTUs Power Burner. Beyond that culinary enthusiasts may select various combinations of cooking on the surface and interior of the appliance – including the choice of two side-by-side convection ovens that offer the most oven capacity of any 60” range on the market.
Additionally, as culinary enthusiasts continue to desire an array of appliances that enable personalization in entertaining zones throughout the home, Thermador is introducing new additions to its built-in, fully customizable Freedom® Collection Culinary Preservation line: the Wine Reserve Refrigerator and Double Drawer Refrigerator. These new additions are an ideal complement to Thermador built-in refrigerators, offering more ways to create a custom culinary preservation configuration anywhere in the home.
As personalization continues to take hold, unique details, colors and materials in design continue to be incorporated into home design. This is especially true for culinary enthusiasts and ultimate entertainers, who desire a complete and effortless entertaining experience anywhere in the home. Thermador continues to be a leader in providing an amazing array of design possibilities with its Culinary Preservation Centers, and at this year’s show is showcasing inspiring ways to get creative with materials, color and textures to transform highly customized refrigeration configurations into a functional work of art for the home.
For more information about the new Thermador appliances and details on how Thermador is celebrating its centennial, visit the Thermador website.
Thermador is sponsoring and hosting KBTribeChat on March 23, to discuss kitchen design and take a look back at the 2016 Architectural Digest Design Show.
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Here are the discussion questions:
• What trends were featured at @ADHomeDesign that you are most excited about?
• Personalization continues to be important – what unique design details are your clients requesting? Share photos!
• Thermador showed customizable Culinary Preservation Centers: besides the kitchen where else do clients want refrigeration?
• When designing for someone who loves to entertain, what appliance is typically the most important/first to be selected?
• Thermador turned 100 this year: in the last century what do you think is the most important innovation in kitchen design?
• What appliances/conveniences do your clients desire in other rooms, such as the master suite, media room or guest room?
Here’s the transcript for this KBtribechat.
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