Fisher & Paykel returned to Milan Design Week with a series of sculptural, material‑driven installations that position the kitchen and laundry space as fully integrated architectural environments. Across three experiences — The Kitchen as Monolith, Wine Experience and Fabric Care Experience — the brand demonstrated how appliances can disappear into, and elevate, contemporary interior design.

The Kitchen as Monolith
Presented as a single, unified architectural presence, the kitchen installation combined carved tōtara surfaces with basalt forms to frame seamlessly integrated food care and wine care solutions. A modular induction cooktop sat flush within the basalt surface, while DishDrawer dishwashers fitted with 20mm stone fronts reinforced the idea of the kitchen as a cohesive composition rather than a collection of appliances.

Product highlight: Series 11 60cm Minimal Style oven, winner of the Red Dot Award: Best of the Best, displayed within carved tōtara surrounds. 
Additional debut: Series 11 30-inch Minimal Style oven with steam assist, shown for the first time in Milan.

Wine Experience
Shaped by curved and carved tōtara forms, the Wine Experience explored the idea of architectural cellaring and in‑home tasting. Integrated Column Wine Cabinets offered precise temperature control and dedicated tasting modes, elevating both preservation and presentation.

Product highlight: 61cm Series 11 Integrated Column Wine Cabinet — the core module for creating a fully architectural wine cellar.

Fabric Care Experience
Fisher & Paykel also introduced its new minimalist fabric care ecosystem, designed as an extension of the luxury wardrobe. Fibre‑specific treatments, steam care and intelligent sensing technologies aim to preserve the condition of cherished garments. A bespoke garment commission by fashion designer Claudia Li completed the installation.

Product highlight: Series 11 Minimal Style Fabric Care Cabinet, featuring flush glass and refined surfaces that allow the elevated architectural aesthetic to flow seamlessly into fabric care spaces.