Kitchen News: Equipment Innovations
The new stainless look (in black!) and other equipment innovations.
Courtesy of Bosch
Ultra-Quiet Dishwasher
The Bosch 800 Plus is almost silent and is water-efficient, using as little as 1.5 gallons per cycle. A V-shaped third rack holds small dishes and cutlery. From $1,649; bosch.com.
Plus: Kitchen Renovation Special: Dishwashers
Courtesy of Kenmore
Gleaming Fridge
Black Stainless
The steel finish on Kenmore Elite Trio resists fingerprints and blends in with both black and stainless steel appliances. Hidden door hinges give the fridge a built-in look. Plus, a blue LCD screen allows precise temperature controls. From $3,100; kenmore.com.
Plus: Ultimate Refrigerator Buying Guide
Courtesy of Liebherr
User-Friendly Wine Refrigerator
Liebherr’s HWS 1800, a new alternative to under-counter wine fridges, can be installed anywhere. Its compact size (just 18 by 24 inches) is exactly the same as a speed oven’s. $1,999; liebherr-appliances.com.
Plus: What to Look for in a Wine Refrigerator
Courtesy of Moen
Sleek Faucet
Pull-Down Convenience
The unique shape of Moen’s 90° faucet allows it to arc over big pots without bumping into them and lets it shoot water into every corner of the sink. The nearly six-foot-long hose makes it easy to pull out for filling large pots on the countertop. $480; moen.com.
Plus: Kitchen Ideas: The Tiny Kitchen
Courtesy of Miele
Coffee Tech
New European Choices
Built-in European coffee systems for the would-be home barista aren’t new, but the number of companies now producing them is impressive. Among the latest brands available in the United States: Miele, Ariston, Fagor, Gaggenau and Electrolux.
Plus: TV Chefs’ Best Kitchen Secrets
Courtesy of GE
Space-Saving Oven
Two ovens in the space of one? The new GE Profile model fits a double oven into a standard 30-inch wall slot. $2,799; ge.com.
Plus: Ovens 2.0: Hotter, Faster, Smarter
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