For 2023 Neff, has updated and improved its N90 and N70 ovens, giving them a sleek new style with a Graphite Grey finish and integrating new features like intuitive touch screens. The Flex Design series from NEFF, on the other hand, promotes uniqueness. End users have the freedom to display their distinct personalities in the kitchen thanks to the vast selection of trendy finishes available for handles and side trimmings.
The colour grey Customers looking for a classy aesthetic for their complete kitchen will be drawn to the extremely modern Graphite Grey coating, which is now available on the trimmings and handles of N90 and N70 ovens. The new Graphite Grey is therefore available on single ovens, compact ovens, warming drawers, and even as a trim on the Twist Pad control on selected hobs as well.with higher resolution displays. These interfaces offer intuitive and responsive swipe and tap controls, providing end users with ultimate flexibility while cooking.
In addition, some N90 ovens can be operated by Twist Pad Flex. The Twist Pad is normally seen on Neff induction hobs, offering intuitive control and removable for easy cleaning. However, the Twist Pad Flex can be removed and snapped into place on the full touch screen 3 of a compatible oven or coffee machine, thereby offering dial as well as touch control.
From April 13 to May 28, the latest interior design and lifestyle trends were on display at top design fair Casa Décor in Madrid, Spain and Electrolux Group’s premium brand AEG is there. This article shares the key trends that are expected to evolve the performance and enjoyment in the kitchen now and in the very near future.
Director Product Line Taste, Iberia, Alberto Dani took part in a panel discussion “Design, Functionality and Sustainability,” alongside Anna Ferrer, architect specializing in sustainability and founder of CU4 Studio, and Beatriz Tejada, Design and Creative Studio Director for Spanish furniture manufacturer dica. AEG is showcasing its latest kitchen appliances as part of dica’s design space.. When it comes to appliances, less is more Appliances should be simultaneously beautifully understated, but clever in performance by offering multiple functions. At the event, sleek hobs with integrated fans were the norm, as were ovens that could toggle between steam, convection and microwave cooking. All help to reduce visual clutter, whilst the AEG matte black appliances are discreet with a premium finish so that when on display they present a sophisticated design statement.
Alberto Dani showcasing the AEG induction hob with integrated fan.
Serious about sustainability: from eco settings to compact spaces
The showcase included no end of sustainable thinking with many design features using recycled material – from PET on ceiling lights to the inner liners of the AEG fridge made from 70% recycled plastic. Trends from the panel discussion also focused on quality, longer lasting materials, as well as personalization when designing spaces. Kitchens and homes can support people far better when done to fit around people’s lifestyles and their sustainable wishes and more of this is being requested. Appliances also offered eco settings that ensure energy use is minimized without sacrificing performance.Technology and smart design strengthen emotional connection ”Many of the new experiences on offer in the kitchen could pass you by and your life would be just fine,” says Dani. “But as it should be with smart design and technology working together, once a feature or product offer has been experienced, it is very difficult to settle for less and this helps strengthen the emotional connection to kitchen and user.
Such experiences include the AEG ComfortLift dishwasher that lifts the lower basket of the appliance up for easy loading and unloading, the vacuum sealer that helps keep food for longer and provides new ways to cook, as well as the steam function within multipurpose ovens.
Alberto Dani demonstrating the ComfortLift dishwasher.
People are willing to spend more
“We also see that as people demand more, so they are willing to spend more,” adds Dani. “In Spain, the average price of home appliances has increased by 16% versus pre-pandemic. Part of this is due to inflation, but equally it shows that people invest in their home, especially when you consider that prices of home appliances have been historically quite stable,” he explains.
Unox brings all its professional know-how in the home, with a range of advanced home appliances, such as the SuperOven models. The Model 1 is a technological solution 100% Made in Italy. It integrates the high performance of a a professional oven with an iconic Italian design. The oven is a technological totem that exploits the power and versatility of two professional ovens.
SuperOven is equipped with an easy and intuitive digital panel that allows to activate over 400 cooking programs, for which user simply selects the type of food and the desired result and the oven automatically determines the settings adapting them to the quantity fired. The model also features a practical accessory drawer designed to keep kitchen utensils perfectly organized and close at hand: from professional pans to the smoker, up to the automatic washing detergent.
Finally, Unox has equipped Super Oven Model 1 with an integrated steam condensing hood with professional activated carbon filters that absorb cooking vapors and eliminate odors in the kitchen, keeping the air always fresh and clean.
The new Faber S.P.A. catalogue has arrived. Collection 2023 is officially launched and available to download from our website.
The latest novelties in our product range are available to see, including the full Air Hub range, the Galileo range of hob extractors and also our award-winning Beat XL.
Take a look for yourself and discover how Faber is providing the purest air experience for your home.English – https://lnkd.in/dquCCka3
Installing an oven has never been easier. Our PerfectFit appliances offer quick and accurate best-in-class installation, in any kitchen.
Requiring one of the narrowest ventilation gaps on the market, our ovens can be combined together with as little as 6mm between appliances, allowing for the sleekest of lines in your kitchen design.
And what’s more, the entire oven installation can be completed with just a single Torx T20 screwdriver. Perfect!
Greaidea to launch new model of Rangehood， Big suction, low noise,
Over 20 Years Of OEM & ODM Experience In Gas Hob, Gas Water Heater and Range Hood
– Established in 2000, the past over 20 years witnessed great chances of our product, R&D, quality level, and service as well. From now on, Greaidea has its own two production bases with over 500 employees, covering 100,000㎡. In order to meet the growing marketing needs, we have equipped with 6 assembly lines for gas hob and range hood, 3 assembly lines for gas water heater.
Elica BoD approves the Q1 2023 results. “Despite a significant market decline, we are pleased to report results in line with expectations. Our approach has been focused on the long-term value, allowing us to defend margins in a market with low volumes and significant inflation. Additionally, we have continued our transformation and expanded our offerings to become more Cooking. In this environment, the “Own Brand” business is performing better than the market and our “Motors Division” continued to grow. Although the year ahead may be challenging, we are confident that we will come out even stronger and well prepared for the future.” commented – Giulio Cocci Elica CEO.
Creda are re-launching the brand to the Euronics Membership at this year’s UK Showcase.
Euronics is the Largest Electrical Buying Group in Europe, with 30 Member countries across Europe and 11,000 specialist stores and branches, reaching 600 million consumers.
Elica UK will be bringing its show trailer and a number of brand-new appliances across Europe to Brewhouse Yard in the heart of the action at this year’s Clerkenwell Design Week.
The show trailer will be the first opportunity for UK designers, kitchen studios and interior designers to see LHOV, a brand-new product that integrates hob, hood and a revolutionary extractor oven in a single appliance. The design of LHOV will complement and enhance modern kitchen design, whilst providing extraction that removes vapours and odours not only from the hob but from the oven as well. The extraction system has been discreetly hidden, while the oven is positioned under the hob at the perfect height for ergonomic use.Among other highlights will be:
NikolaTesla Unplugged the latest extractor hob which brings together the elegance of the hugely successful NikolaTesla Switch and the benefits of analogue control. NikolaTesla Unplugged is controlled through fixed clickrelease knobs with analogue touch and feel which provide instantaneous and intuitive access to all its features. All elements are incorporated into a boldlined appearance, developed to intelligently separate the cooking zone from the control area
The new range of VIRTUS ovens and RATIO hobs which fuse high performance and Elica’s uniquely elegant design language.
Veritas – Elica’s brand new built-in wine coolers
The Elica show trailer will also display many more of the iconic NikolaTesla extractor hobs and of course a selection from Elica’s huge range of discrete ceiling, ultra slim wall-mounted cooker hoods.
Canada-based household appliance brand Sepura has announced it has received new investment, thanks to its innovative sustainable food waste separation product.
Sepura Home Ltd recently raised approximately €3.38 million ($3.7 million) in an investment round led by tap brand Blanco. It has been reported that the investment will go towards scaling Sepura’s activity in North America, boosting the market presence of the brand’s innovative “first sustainable food waste separation device in the world.”
Sepura impresses with eponymous food waste separation device
Sepura is a household appliance product that is fitted under the kitchen sink. The product essentially replaces garbage disposal, and sees users scrape food into their own sink. After that, a wireless button is pressed, with liquids going down the drain and solids separated by an auger and collected in a compost bin. Users are notified when the compost bin is filled and needs to be emptied.
The device has an array of cutting-edge features that could prove useful in the kitchen. For one Sepura has a carbon filter which can cut out the smell of decomposing food and can regulate air intakes. There are LED indicators to inform the user when it is time to empty the bin, and its adaptable design means the product can be installed in a range of different kitchens thanks to adjustable height and a simple installation process.
“Sepura represents a significant step forward in sustainable living. With its advanced technology and user-friendly design, Sepura offers a simple and effective way to minimise waste and promote a cleaner, healthier environment,” said Victor Nicolov, Co-founder and CEO of the company.
“We are excited [to] bring consumers the sustainable solution they are seeking and work to improve how food waste impacts the environment moving forward.”
Sepura’s innovative product could prove to be one way for consumers at large to live more sustainably. The company claims that more than three billion tonnes of food is wasted around the world on an annual basis, with cities across Sepura’s range of influence in North America introducing bans for garbage disposal in some cases.
Sepura says it is targeting a gap in the market for non-traditional garbage disposal products, with the introduction of an arguably more sustainable solution.
“With this strategic investment we are proud to enable SEPURA to further develop and execute their standalone business. We want to contribute to making the kitchen water place in residential homes even more sustainable and consumer friendly,” remarked Frank Gfrörer, CEO of Blanco.
“We believe that Sepura’s technology represents a substantial advancement in the field of food waste disposal and we are convinced that the solution provides the right answer to a pressing issue of our time.”
Food waste management receives billion dollar boost in North America
The rising importance of effective food waste management is felt strongly in North America, with news that Divert, a company which converts food waste into natural gas, has received a billion dollar boost to expand its operations across the region.
The company received approximately €920 million ($1 billion) in investment from Canada-based energy company Enbridge Inc. The funding will go towards the construction of 30 gas conversion facilities that will reportedly be able to convert over 5% of all food waste generated in the United States, apparently avoiding the production of approximately 400,000 metric tonnes of carbon dioxide.
Divert also received approximately €73 million ($80 million) in growth equity from Enbridge, with further investment of around €18 million ($20 million) provided by investor Ara Partners among others.
“For 16 years, Divert has been at the forefront of efforts to prevent wasted food nationwide and this new funding will serve as a catalyst to address this pervasive problem at scale,” noted Ryan Begin, CEO and co-founder of Divert
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