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Le Creuset’s cast iron cookware
designs, ideal for urban kitchens. Recycled aluminium and plastic- free packaging underline their sustainability credentials, with experiments in wheat straw plastic hinting at further innovation.
Ceramic surges ahead Healthier cooking, smarter design
“Non-stick pans continue to resonate thanks to their ease of cleaning says Stefan Kaczmarczyk, Cookware Marketing Manager at Tefal. While stainless steel remains a trusted workhorse for durability and versatility, he notes growing interest in ceramic coatings as a more natural, health- oriented alternative to traditional non-stick. multifunctionality with compact, stackable designs. Perfect for households where space is at a premium, Ingenio pans move seamlessly from hob to oven to table, answering the call for both performance and Tefal’s pro-style credentials, bringing restaurant-quality results into the home kitchen. Design plays a pivotal role in buying decisions. Bold, saturated tones
like forest green, deep blue and burgundy are on-trend, turning cookware into décor. For purists, polished stainless steel remains timeless, while minimalist forms and matte textures tap into contemporary interiors.
Sustainability moves centre stage
At Tefal, sustainability isn’t an afterthought. The So Light range uses recycled aluminium for pans that are lighter without compromising commitment to greener manufacturing, a key consideration for eco- minded shoppers. This environmental focus is echoed across the sector. DK Household
coated cookware. “Consumers want PFAS-free, durable non-stick heating across all hobs, including induction. Integrated pouring spouts and oven safety up to 220°C cater to modern cooking habits. Single pans in sizes like 24cm and 28cm are especially popular for their versatility, though full sets still perform well in gifting and new home markets. Zyliss’ attention to function extends to stackable
GreenPan, an early adopter of ceramic non-stick, appeals to health- conscious buyers with its Thermolon coating – a sand-based, PFAS-free surface that doesn’t release harmful fumes, even when overheated. “Consumers are increasingly seeking cookware that’s healthier and more Dobbels, Marketing Director Retail. The Essence range adds Magneto induction technology for fast, even Bakeware also plays a role in GreenPan’s offering, with pieces doubling as serving dishes to reduce washing up. Rather than buying full sets, consumers are selectively upgrading to premium-quality frying pans, woks and sauté pans. For style-conscious cooks, the
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Barcelona Pro collection marries hard-anodised aluminium with Thermolon coating for durability and a professional aesthetic. Nature- and help create coordinated cookware and bakeware collections. Sustainability remains central. The Evolution range uses 100% recycled aluminium, and a low-emission Thermolon curing process reduces responsibility.
Heritage brands innovate for modern lifestyles
Le Creuset’s timeless cast iron remains its heartland, prized for heat retention, versatility and longevity. But the brand is evolving for contemporary needs with multi-material ranges including stainless steel and non-stick. Induction-compatible pieces transition from hob to oven to table, ideal for entertaining. Starter sets and iconic casseroles remain strong sellers, appealing to buyers seeking guaranteed quality and lifetime value. Colour is a key differentiator. While classics like Volcanic hold their place, newer shades like Sea Salt and Garnet bring fresh, aspirational appeal – a critical factor in cookware’s role as a social media star. Le Creuset’s space-saving innovations include stackable ovenware and interchangeable lids, developed with urban kitchens in mind. Educational initiatives encourage creative use of cookware, from baking cakes in saucepans to using lids as pie dishes.
Professional style and space-conscious solutions
enduring appeal. Ergonomic, cool-touch handles and multi-layer construction offer even heat distribution and compatibility with all hobs,
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