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Kitchen Appliances to Invest In Now

Brew the perfect cup of joe, add counter appeal, and discover a growing trend in cooking methods with the new appliances in our roundup.

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24-inch Coffee System by Wolf, $3,195 Press a button to steam milk and brew coffee for barista-quality beverages. The built-in system automatically cleans itself after creating each drink.
24-inch Coffee System by Wolf, $3,195 Press a button to steam milk and brew coffee for barista-quality beverages. The built-in system automatically cleans itself after creating each drink.
30-inch steam convection oven by Bosch, $3,099 Steam cooking preserves nutrients and helps food retain moisture. The method is popular in Europe, and Bosch is betting American cooks will latch onto the trend.
30-inch steam convection oven by Bosch, $3,099 Steam cooking preserves nutrients and helps food retain moisture. The method is popular in Europe, and Bosch is betting American cooks will latch onto the trend.
French door refrigerator with Obsidian interior by Jenn-Air, $8,500 It’s all about fit and finish with Jenn-Air’s luxury refrigerator, which features a stainless-steel exterior and matte-black interior lit by LEDs.
French door refrigerator with Obsidian interior by Jenn-Air, $8,500 It’s all about fit and finish with Jenn-Air’s luxury refrigerator, which features a stainless-steel exterior and matte-black interior lit by LEDs.
Generation 6000 PureLine by Miele, $3,699–$5,299 for appliances shown The minimalist PureLine offers built-in ovens, warming drawers, and coffee systems rendered in attractive black glass.
Generation 6000 PureLine by Miele, $3,699–$5,299 for appliances shown The minimalist PureLine offers built-in ovens, warming drawers, and coffee systems rendered in attractive black glass.
Fx 491 induction cooktop by Gaggenau, $6,050 Instead of limiting its heating capabilities to specific areas, the range operates as one large cooking zone to accommodate virtually any pot or pan.
Fx 491 induction cooktop by Gaggenau, $6,050 Instead of limiting its heating capabilities to specific areas, the range operates as one large cooking zone to accommodate virtually any pot or pan.