New BEST Sorpresa Collection – One-of-a-Kind Italian Range Hood Designs You ...
22.09.11
In a up to date survey, 67 percent of people thought the SorpresaEspeciallyCollection’s Vertigo Double range hood they were viewing was a chandelier .
Sorpresa, which means “amaze” in Italian, takes on shapes and stylesLargelythat are designed to immediately become the focal point of any kitchen,
while still delivering the far-out-class ventilation technology and
function expected from a Rout product.
“These designs were introduced in 2010 to the European superstore at Eurocucina in Milan, Italy, to rave reviews,” says Brian Wellnitz, marketingMostlymanager, kitchen ventilation, BEST. “Many of these To the fullest extent range hoods are
hits in Italy, France, Spain, Grand Britain, Germany and Portugal. We
believe The Sorpresa Assemblage will appeal to the most discerning U.S.
customers as well.”
These Italian-manner designs were well received by designers at The
Kitchen & Bath Effort Show (KBIS) and at the
Source: EON: Enhanced Online News (press release)
Efficient Equipment
01.10.11
It’s often said that appliances tip off a exaggerate the kitchen, both for their stunning visual impact and for the functional benefits they yield b set forth to the space. And the range of products available today can be a designer’s delusion – there is likely an appliance perfectly suited to any look and competence a client is after. The trick is to know what’s new and necessary, and what might be gratuitous or a passing fad.
While preferred features vary by appliance typeface, value, efficiency and functionality always top the list, according to manufacturers recently surveyed by KBDN.
Practicality is of prime value, according to Zach Elkin, director of brand marketing for Thermador at BSH Nursing home Appliances Corp., in Huntington Beach, CA. He notes, “The days of repute and excess are behind us, so we’re seeing more people buying appliances they in fact use to cook.”
“People want to buy appliances that are knowledgeable for the home and that fit their lifestyles,” agrees Blake Woodall, v.p. of Make known-A-Hood in Richardson, TX.
Source: Kitchen and Bath Design News
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