Monogram Debuts Two Inspired New Collections at KBIS

Today’s luxury kitchens are leaning toward minimalism and sleek design, and Monogram reflected this look in two new collections debuted at KBIS 2019. Designed by highly respected kitchen and bath designer Richard Anuszkiewicz, the Monogram space welcomed designers, builders, homeowners and architects.

The revamped Monogram Professional Collection provides a blend of modern design with traditional features. This includes new robust, edge-to-edge handles that feel more integrated with the appliances and a gleaming stainless steel finish. These appliances feature interactive LCD displays with minimal use of knobs and larger glass windows for a refined, elevated look in any kitchen.

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Monogram's former European line evolved to the new Minimal Collection. Designers eliminated knobs and handles wherever possible and replaced them with a new touch-to-open feature along with precisely machined metal framing and wide glass windows. New LCD interactive screens replace knobs, which allows the entire appliance to blend in with cabinetry. The look is sleeker, with uninterrupted lines and a very polished profile.

Both collections also benefit from inspired techniques from the auto industry including precision-machined aluminum extrusions, which makes seams virtually invisible. This also allows for ultra-flush installations and tighter fits between appliances and cabinets.