Wow! is the word of the year. The kitchen in the luxury home ($1 million+) needs:

• a Sub-Zero refrigerator
• a Wolf range
• two dishwashers with wood panel fronts
• two sinks. Sinks are composite, most often, in colors that blend with the light colored countertops.
• Marble, limestone or light granite are the leading materials for countertops. (See examples on the LuxeSpecs.com Pinterest board.)
• refrigerator drawers for the entertainment area
• wine storage

 

Depending on your kitchen layout a Wolf range can create a focal point with the hood and tile between the two. (I also happen to be intrigued by the multi-function Thermador.)

 

The ambience of a wine tasting area appeals to many homeowners. This may involve a chilled wine storage area or just wine racking and a table for two.

A COFFEE SYSTEM THAT DOESN’T STIR IN A SPOONFUL OF FRUSTRATION

Espresso, cappuccino, latte, macchiato, long or short coffee, even hot water for tea – they’re all at your fingertips with the remarkable new Wolf built-in coffee system.

Produce professional-quality drinks from whole beans with the touch of a few buttons, or easily customize every aspect of your drink, from temperature to strength to level of foam, to meet your personal definition of “perfect cup.” And, convenience features at every turn – like pushbutton clean-up of the milk spout – make it a joy to use and own.

Explore the new system.

STYLES FOR EVERY KITCHEN

Reclaim valuable counter space, and add a striking element to your kitchen design. The Wolf coffee system is available in 24″ or 30″ configurations in black and stainless to coordinate with other Wolf products. It requires no tie-in to a water line, so it can be installed in any location (or any room) you’d like.

See the styles.

A recycle, waste drawer has been a staple in the kitchens I have designed for over 15 years. Rev-A-Shelf has a soft close for heavy loads. The base works with 35 qt. and 50 qt. containers.