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  • 01.22.17 Events & Happenings / Kitchen Design

    New Intros From Thermador at #KBIS2017!

    Events & Happenings / Kitchen Design
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    wkd_thermadorheroimageShare the Exceptional – and today, I will, as I share my two favorite new product intros from #BlogTourKBIS sponsor, Thermador!

    As many of you know, Sally and I recently returned from the 2017 National Kitchen and Bath Association’s wholesale tradeshow known as #KBIS2017, where I participated in #BlogTourKBIS, along with 24 of my fellow interior designers from all parts of the United States and Canada.

    I had a wonderful time meeting everyone and viewing all of the exciting new product introductions from our #BlogTourKBIS sponsors like Thermador, the topic of today’s sponsored post.

    Before I dive into my two favorite new product introductions from Thermador, I would first like to thank Veronika Miller, (shown with Sally and I below) the CEO of http://modenus.com and http://designhounds.com, for inviting me on my first #BlogTour experience and for making sure Sally was included in several of the events.

    And thank you to each of you on #BlogTourKBIS, too, for making me feel welcomed, especially Chicago based interior designer and retailer Michael Ryan,  whom I spent quite a few fun hours with *after hours* and Los Angeles based interior designer, Laura Schwartz-Muller of Four Point Design Build, who has been so supportive of the work Sally and I do for our clients here in Boston. Veronika Miller, the CEO of http://modenus.com, in the center of this picture with Sally and IAnd now to Thermador!

    Established in 1916, Thermador is a leading innovator in appliances for luxury kitchens. Sally and I have specified their appliances in several of our projects, including our recently completed Milton kitchen project, a complete kitchen renovation for a 100 year old home, shown below.

    ( Please click here to see more about this project. )
    Our Milton kitchen project utilizing a suite of #BlogTourKBIS sponsor Thermador appliancesThe two new introductions from Thermador at #KBIS2017 that most captured my attention, due to their thoughtful design and the way they will work for our clients who are serious cooks and who own older, historic homes here in New England, were the LIBERTY Induction Cooktop and the new 30″ Five Burner Pro Harmony Range.

    For those of you not yet familiar with the benefits of induction cooking versus cooking on a gas range, the major differences are explained well in this graphic from Thermador’s site:
    screen-shot-2017-01-22-at-10-52-19-amBefore the LIBERTY induction cooktop’s introduction, Thermador’s FREEDOM induction cooktop (still available) was the state of the art in induction cooktops.

    It looks like this:
    screen-shot-2017-01-22-at-6-05-26-amThe FREEDOM induction cooktop from Thermador has major advantages over standard induction cooktops,  as you can see in the graphic below, but now, with the 2017 introduction of their new LIBERTY induction cooktop, they’ve innovated yet again. Thermador Freedom Induction Cooktop - 63 percent larger than a standard induction cooktopThe new LIBERTY induction cooktop from Thermador looks like this:

    New for 2017: the LIBERTY Induction Cooktop from Thermador - 3 zones, 11 conductors.For our clients (and any of you reading this) who are serious cooks here in Boston and the New England area, I think the LIBERTY induction cooktop’s major benefit over the FREEDOM is its flexibility to accommodate even larger cooking appliances, due to its 11 oval conductors set into 3 separate cooking zones, as you can see from its design above.

    Also, the LIBERTY’s new *Move Mode* technology senses the heat setting of any pot or pan you put on the entire cooktop, no matter what the zone, and that setting automatically transfers with the pot or pan wherever you move it on the cooktop, making it very easy to cook multiple dishes on the cooktop at the same time, without worrying about the temperature settings.

    My second favorite new introduction from Thermador is their 30″ Five Burner Pro Harmony Range, shown below.

    For our clients here with smaller, historic homes, second kitchens in their pool houses or weekend getaway coastal homes in Cape Cod and surrounding areas, Thermador’s smaller 30″ footprint has always been a good option for them, but the HARMONY range’s new 5 burner option ( versus the standard 4 ) will give them even more flexibility to cook multiple dishes together, thereby saving them time when they are entertaining their family and friends.

    However, it is the fact that this range’s BTU’s are approved to work in low recirculations situations, enabling us to install it in areas access to outside venting is an issue, that makes it my 2nd favorite new product introduction.
    Thermador 5 burner 30" wide Pro Harmony Gas Range screen-shot-2017-01-22-at-6-09-16-amThere were several more exciting new product introductions from Thermador, including a new wine caddy insert for their Star Sapphire dishwasher, shown below. If you know me, you know I love a great wine, and this insert really caught my attention.

    Thermador’s customizable interior racks also allows for the washing and sterilization of big pots and pans, which means no more standing for hours on end at Thanksgiving or Christmas while you wash them because they won’t fit in your current dishwasher.

    In addition, their Star Sapphire dishwasher has a 20 minute wash cycle available – just one more example of how this manufacturer is thinking about how to save the luxury homeowner – our clients- the one thing most valuable to them > time.

    screen-shot-2017-01-22-at-11-48-42-amscreen-shot-2017-01-22-at-11-49-11-amI took careful notes throughout Thermador’s presentation on their 60″ Pro Range, too, shown at the end of this post.John Kelsey taking notes at Thermador's space at #KBIS2017 in OrlandoMy time with Thermador went by too fast to capture every detail of all of their new product introductions, so if you’d like to read about all of them, I invite you click here, to see Thermador’s own blog post detailing each of them.

    Again, my thanks to Thermador for the opportunity they afforded me through their sponsorship of @Modenus’s #BlogTourKBIS to experience first hand the new innovations that will make a difference in the quality of our client’s lives – and hopefully in yours – for years to come.

    Thermador 60" Pro Range If Sally and I can help you with a new kitchen for your own homes in 2017, please don’t hesitate to contact us through the contact form on our new website, here.

     

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    1. Laura Muller says:
      January 23, 2017 at 2:08 am

      Woohoo!!! Loved meeting you and Sally, John! A SUPER-TREAT for me as well. Glad to say now we’re truly “friends” and share the title of BlogTourKBIS Alumni 2017!!! And WOW, I love this post, John. What a fantastic website…and such glorious storytelling my friend. Love to Sally and huge hugs and congratulations!

      See you this spring at Design Bloggers Conference!!!
      Laura
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      1. John Kelsey says:
        March 22, 2017 at 9:34 pm

        Hey Laura,

        It was so good to see you at “DBCLA a few weeks ago! Loved dinner with you and Cliff. Hope to see you in May!

        Cheers,
        John

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