PRODUCT NEWS | INNOVATIONS
LivingKitchen is the international showcase for the very latest kitchen designs and features. With a vast range of new products and innovations on display this year.
LivingKitchen once again highlighted innovations and trends from all over the world – from kitchen furniture and built-in appliances to related accessories. With more than 200 exhibitors from around the globe, in three exhibition halls, visitors to LivingKitchen were able to explore an undiluted kitchen lifestyle. Exhibitors attending included many of the world’s leading kitchen companies, showing
new products across all sectors of the kitchen industry. With new appliances from the major manufacturers, full kitchens from leading designers, new materials and colours, plus a range of innovative products designed to provide unique solutions, here LivingKitchen World offers a small insight into some of the most exciting and innovative products that were on display this year in Cologne.
NOBILIA’S COLOURS
NOBILIA COLOR CONCEPT DETAILS : nobilia’s expanded Color Concept range opens up brand new design possibilities. Alongside shelves and worktop edges, the product range now also includes upright panels, wall shelves and wall units with flap doors, introducing a great deal of creative freedom in planning. |
www.nobilia.de
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NIVITO STYLE
NIVITO RHYTHM RH330EX DETAILS : On display was Nivito’s new RH330EX white pullout faucet, from the new pullout Rhythm Extended series, matched with the new Cube Steel sink. The faucet is manufactured from 100 per cent solid stainless steel, giving unlimited surface and acid resistance, say Nivito. |
www.nivito.com
MIELE INNOVATION
MIELE SMARTLINE DETAILS : Miele was showing its new SmartLine units. Customers can choose freely from induction hob, barbecue grill, Teppan Yaki, gas ring, induction wok and countertop extractor. These units, couched in black ceramic glass, can be combined at will, including a countertop extractor. |
www.miele.com
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