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editor Karen Bradnercontributing writers

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a letter from the publisherwelcome

The best things in life make you sweaty.

—EDGAR ALLAN POE ’’‘‘ You would think that after thirteen years that I would tire of looking at kitchen and bath remodeling projects, but I believe I’m more entrenched in it than I’ve ever been. I think the photos on your phone can give you a pretty decent “snapshot” of what matters to you. My photos are of my family—a large number of those are of my first and brand new grand-daughter Harper—friends, recent music venues and home and garden photos from houses I visit.

Our annual kitchen and bath issue is one of my favorite editions of the year. This year’s model is packed with a wide range of ideas whether you’re planning a remodel or just freshening up a room or two.

You’ll meet three local families who share the heart of their home and tell us what makes it special for them. And if a new refrigerator, dish-washer, oven or cooktop is in the near future for you, we’ve got a great feature on the latest and greatest in each category.

On the bath side of things, we showcase two baths from a lakeside Columbus home that are wrapped up in glistening, calming blues. Plus, we have a dozen master baths that are favorites from other cities where Housetrends is published. We hope they inspire you to create a secluded sanctuary of your own.

The hard work we put into making our homes just right pays off when we find ourselves gath-ered around an island sharing stories, or bathing our kids--or for some of us, grandkids--in an oversized tub full of bubbles.

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contents greater columbus | vol. 7, issue 3

features 19 What’s hot

in the Kitchen See what homeowners and

designers think make three Columbus kitchens special

30 GadGets and Gizmos Technological touches take us

from the garden to the dinner table

34 crystal Blue Persuasion Color and form are harnessed in

lakefront home’s bathroom spaces

trends 43 Bathroom trends indulgent escapes A look at some of Housetrends’

favorite master baths

54 Kitchen trends cook and clean A closer look at a handful

of kitchen appliances new for 2012

departments 10 Fresh Finds The latest finds in flooring,

furniture and lighting

64 housetrends.com Contests, recipes, resources

and inspiration

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on the cover 43 A monochromatic color scheme

makes this bathroom stand out as one of our favorites. Check out eleven more and pick your own number one.

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Kitchens and bathrooms are the utilitarian rooms of the home. These finds will redefine them as stylish and elegant.

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fresh findsflooring

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By Karen Bradner

The telltale signs of a dated kitchen are easy to spot. It might be the paint color

on the walls, the knobs on the appliances, the faucet at the sink, or the laminate

on the countertops. F How do those compare to the signs of today’s kitchen?

F We’ve asked a cross section of Columbus area homeowners and the design-

ers behind their kitchens to share the latest and greatest in designs, features, and

appliances. Take a look at their choices to see how well your current kitchen

stands up. Or use their input to get cooking on your own remodel.

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ExplorE 3 GrEatEr Columbus kitChEns and sEE

what thEir ownErs and dEsiGnErs think makE thEm spECial

What’sHot

in thekitchen

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ResouRcesKitchen designer: Homeowners

with scott carskadon, eagle specialty Remodeling; Contractor: eagle

specialty Remodeling; Cabinetry: Yorktowne; Flooring: Bruce ¾”

hardwood; Range: Wolf; Windows: Weather shield

Michele’s favorite design eleMent

“I love the way we have side counters on either side of our

stove. We both cook and it gives us room so that we’re

not bumping into each other.”

Michele’s favorite appliance“The stove—

It’s a big one. Dave likes the griddle in the middle of it. We can cook pancakes and bacon

for 10 to 12 little girls the morning after

a sleepover.”

neighborhood Worthington Hills

hoMeowners Dave and Michele Bair,

daughters Lexi and Lauren

Kitchen style Traditional

Remodeled in 2008

hoMe style Tudor

Built in 1978

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Hot trend Wide open spaces

The team took a house that was built in the late 70s and

opened the kitchen area so that it flows into the adjacent great

room for up-to-date functionality.

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designer’s favorite design

element tHe timeless look

“We tried to stay away from anything too trendy. Five years

from now it’s going to look like it was just completed.”

says Carskadon.

Photo by JE Evans



Elpi’s favoritE dEsign fEaturENatural sunlight

“The amount of natural sunlight in the space balances having the

dark cabinetry.”

Photo by JE Evans

Hot trEnd two-tonE kitcHEn“My husband wanted

dark cherry wood, I wanted light painted cabinets,” says Elpi.

“This is our compromise.”

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Hot trEnd rEducE, rEusE, rEcyclE

“What I love about Elpi is she likes to refurbish and recyle,” says

kitchen designer Wendy Starr. New doors, knobs and assorted parts transformed the somewhat dated white Viking range into a

highly-desirable industrial stainless steel range.

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nEigHborHood Upper Arlington

HomEownErs Dean and Elpi Adamantidis

kitcHEn stylE Transitional

Remodeled in 2011

HomE stylE English Tudor Built in 1927

ResouRcesKitchen designer: Wendy starr, Westwood

cabinetry; Contractor: scott swanger, Westwood cabinetry; Cabinetry: Westwood

cabinetry and Millwork; Flooring: Wood, American elegance Hardwood Floors;

Countertops: Granite, Mees Distributors; Tile: classico Tile, installed by Authentic Tile and Marble; Sinks and faucets: eastway;

Range: Restored Viking Range; Refrigerator: sub-Zero, Jack’s Appliance; Paint: sherwin Williams; Lighting: currey and company;

Windows and doors: Marvin; Cabinetry glass: Franklin Art Glass; Hardware: In

Home concepts

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Made in the USa! thiS kitchen’S cabinetS were Made by hand right here in colUMbUS. weStwood takeS

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TransiTional over TradiTionalFor the first time since the

NKBA began tracking annual design trends, traditional is no longer the most popular design. Transitional, which is a blend of traditional and contemporary, is now the

most common style.

shifT in The woodCherry wood has consistently been the

first or second most popular type of wood for cabinetry, jockeying for the top

spot with maple each year. However, designers are slowly shifting away from

it. Some lesser-used woods being speci-fied more often: oak (now 22%); walnut (13%); birch (15%), and bamboo, which has doubled from 5% last year to 10%.

lighTing newsLight-emitting diode usage is

up 20%. Compact fluorescent lights usage is down 10%.The U.S. ban on newlyproduced incandescent bulbs goes into effect:

01/1/12 100-watt01/1/13 75-watt

01/1/14 60- and 40-watt

Pull-ouT fauceTs

Designers are moving away from

standard faucets with a detached side

spray in favor of pull-out models

that integrate both functions.

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We’ve checked in with those who know the latest trends in kitchen design—mem-bers of the National Kitchen and Bath Association (NKBA). In an NKBA survey, over 350 designers were asked to cite the materials they’ve recently incorporated into kitchen designs. Their responses provide insight into design for 2012 and beyond.*

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painted cabinetry

whitecontinuesto be themost popular

option

ShadeS of gray

Gray can allow for very attractive,

distinguished looks without overpowering a design. Gray as the overall color scheme

white59% other38%

Glass backsplashesGlass is used by more than

half of kitchen designers as a backsplash material.

Glass 52% natural stone tile 60%

Ceramic/porcelain tile 74%

shiny staGes a comeback

polished chrome finishes are up 18%

polished nickel up 8%brushed nickel down 16%

bronze down 8%Stainless steel bucks

the trend up 4%

color schemes(in order of popularity)1 whites and off-whites

2 beiges and bones3 brown 4 gray

5 bronzes and terracottas6 greens

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How tile stacks-upGlass stone ceramic

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*Note: the numbers shown indicate the percentage of NKBA member kitchen designers who specified the listed material, product or style during the final three months of 2011 com-pared to a similar survey two years earlier, and therefore will not add up to 100 percent. to see the full report, visit www.nkba.org and search for the 2012 Kitchen & Bath Style Report.

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ResouRcesKitchen designer: Neal Hauschild, Nth Degree, along with Don Hostler, The JAe company; Interior design: Nth Degree; Construction: Nth Degree; Cabinetry:

starmark cabinetry, The JAe company; Island: Maple finished in Amaretto Black,

Perimeter Maple stained in caramel/chocolate with old World Distressing;

Countertops: calcutta marble, Atlas stone Distribution; Backsplash: Basketweave

with calcutta marble and black onyx; Appliances: sub-Zero refrigerator and ice-maker, Dacor cooktop, Thermador ovens,

KitchenAid and Fisher & Paykel dishwashers.

jeff’s favorite design element

Marble countertops“There is a common misconception that marble isn’t right for the kitch-en,” says designer Neal Hauschild. “But this honed finished prevents

etching and is relatively low maintenance and adds a soft

warm feel to the space.”

neighborhood New Albany

homeowner Jeff Ramm

Kitchen style Traditional

Remodeled in 2011

home style Traditional

Built in 2003

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bonus feature

Recycled and Reused The oRiginal kiTchen’s Viking Range, cabineTRy and gRaniTe

counTeRTops weRe used in The loweR leVel To cReaTe a

caTeReR’s kiTchen To accommodaTe fRequenT

laRge-scale enTeRTaining.

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Photo by Stephanie Boswell



Hot trend tHe social kitcHen

The cooktop and sink were placed so that the owners could enjoy

guests sitting on the opposite side of the oversized island. “This arrange-ment keeps you in the conversation

as you are cooking and cleaning,” says Hauschild.

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Hot trend eco-friendly appliancesAlthough the couple entertains

often, on most days it’s just the two of them. The Fisher & Paykel

dishwasher drawers allow them to run a small load without

wasting resources.




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gadgets &gizmos

Instant WarmthAdding a fireplace to your home is now almost as easy as hanging a painting in your living room. The Plazmafire by Napoleon Quality Fireplaces is a direct vent gas fireplace that can be mounted on any wall. Its contemporary design makes it perfect for a master bedroom or a great room.

Plazmafireby Napoleon Quality Fireplaces features a 16x30-inch viewing area and is available in a variety of finishes.Napoleonfireplaces.com

Lights, Camera, ActionThe garden is in a constant state of change, with flowers and trees blooming and colors transforming. Now, there is a way to document this ever-changing world.

Gardenwatch camfrom Brinno takes time-lapse photos, at predetermined times, throughout the season.Brinno.com

Healthy AlternativesJust one tablespoon of oil is all it takes to make delicious French fries and other foods you love, but try to avoid.

actifry by T-fal, allows you to create low-fat meals and appetizers in one convenient, non-stick pan.Tfalactifry.com

From the garden to the dinner table, allaspects of your life can benefit from technology.

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Color and form harnessed in lakefront home’s bathroom spacesBy Melanie Circle Brown | Photos by Daniel Feldkamp/Visual Edge Imaging

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“I found

I could say

things with

color and

shapes that

I couldn’t

say any other

way—things

I had no

words for․”

Interior designer Laura Einstein of

Ultimate Interiors didn’t say this—

artist Georgia O’Keefe did—but she

understands the sentiment. Einstein

harnessed the power of color and

natural materials to create an organic

haven for a central Ohio couple reno-

vating their lakefront home. When

it came to choosing finishes for the

first-floor master bath and powder

room, the designer knew where to

begin. u “The client loves color, par-

ticularly blues, greens and lilacs, so it

was natural to jump-start the design

with that palette,” she says.

We’ll know it when we see it Every project needs a mantra and for Einstein and the homeowner it was, “We’ll know it when we see it.” For the master bathroom, “it” was Labradorite granite.

“It has an astounding depth of blues and greens with iridescent spots and reminds me of butterfly wings,” the homeowner says.

“The cabinetry we chose has a very organic and sophisticated feel. We fell in love with its soothing color and grain,” Einstein notes.

Einstein and her client selected chestnut oak Bentwood cabinets with a sandstone finish. “Chestnut oak has more character than regular oak with knots, checks and cracks. The sandstone finish is a semi-opaque stain that masks the grain pattern of the oak for a very soft appearance,” says Dave Norton of Ellis Kitchen and Bath Studio, who designed the cabinet layout. “The door style is Sona, and its extra-wide stile and rails create simple elegance,” he adds. The cabinet pulls are from DuVerre Hardware’s Jeff Goodman Collection and are made from environmentally friendly recycled aluminum.

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The walls were given a soft color wash, which created a shade of blue that comple-

mented the floor and granite counters. OPENING SPREAD: The linear lines of the lighting, vessel sinks and faucets are balanced by the shower’s tile design. A

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“After selecting our countertops and cabinets, everything else in the design process came intuitively, especially the wall color,” says Einstein. In order to achieve the shade of blue they wanted, the walls were given a soft color wash, a multi-dimensional technique. “This pro-cess enables you to achieve a color you cannot find in a paint color wheel,” says Einstein.

Horizontal vessel sinks have chrome faucets—from Hansgrohe’s Axor Massaud Collection—which flow like waterfalls. The horizontal and vertical light fixtures were hand-forged in Vermont at Hubbardton Forge. Einstein describes the linear lines and natural iron finish of the fixtures as “contemporary but very sensual.”

Pennsylvania Bluestone was selected for the floor to complement the Labradorite granite. Einstein used Seneca field tiles and glazed linen pieces on the shower walls. “The surround was made from blu-ish green field tile which was enhanced—a process the installer can use to darken the colors,” Einstein explains.

Refined by fireLaura Einstein and the homeowner had an idea of what they wanted for accent tiles and sought an artist to custom-produce them. They found their artist in Andy Rahe.

“I know the client’s children because I taught them at school,” says Andy Rahe, who is on the art faculty at Columbus Academy. “I looked at the stone and other tiles they had selected and created a design to complement them.”

Andy used stoneware clay which can be fired higher and hotter than other clays and is more durable as a result. The 12x12-inch tiles for the shower and the 4x4-inch backsplash tiles were given seven glazes and oxidation-fired to 2200 degrees Fahrenheit.

“I had shown Andy a sample of some-thing I liked, but what he came up with was far more beautiful,” the homeowner notes.

“This project was fun for me because the homeowners knew exactly what they wanted but were flexible in how to achieve it. I think it is nice for them to have some-

thing custom-made with a connection to their children,” Andy observes.

Aside from the custom tiles, there are not many accessories or art in the master bathroom, except a few pieces of pottery made by the clients’ children, Einstein notes, adding, “it’s always great to add sentimental items.”

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FAR LEFT: Artist Andy Rahe created the unique, stoneware clay accent tiles for the master bath. LEFT: Water falls from Hansgrohe faucets. BELOW: Renovation of the master bath resulted in a new soaking tub and a shower which nearly doubled in size. All fixtures are Hansgrohe.


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Resources Designer: Laura Einstein, Ultimate Interiors; Contractor: Joe Sniderman, S&G Services Galore, Inc.; Cabinetry: Ellis Kitchen & Bath Studio; Flooring: Blue Flagstone, Coffman Stone; Shower: Classic Glass with Axor Massaud fixtures, Eastway Plumbing Supply; Sinks: Kohler, Eastway Plumbing Supply; Faucets: Hansgrohe, Eastway Plumbing Supply; Decorative painting: Melissa Martz, Artistic Interiors; Decorative tiles: Andy Rahe, The Columbus Academy art faculty; Lighting: Hubbardton Forge; Granite: Mees Distributors, Inc.; Powder Room: Vertical tile: Seneca Tiles’ Adriatic Collection in Ocean and Sterling Platinum, The Hamilton Parker Company; Pendants: Schonbek’s Geometrix, Northern Lighting.; Hand-blown glass vessel sink: Bear Creek Glass, Carr Supply

Powder room powerhouseInspiration for the powder room’s design hit Einstein and her client when they spotted an ocean blue, hand-blown glass vessel sink by Bear Creek Glass. They paired it with a water texture glass coun-tertop by Alchemy Glass & Light, a Los Angeles-based boutique manufacturer of handcrafted home items. The floating vanity below is a Verona door style cabinet by Bentwood, with a pecan shell stain, from Ellis Kitchen and Baths.

Einstein designed a backsplash which reaches the ceiling using Seneca Tile’s handmade Venetian glass mosaics in silver and blue. A chrome Hansgrohe waterfall faucet complements crystal and pewter Schonbek pendants—shaped like invert-ed pyramids in three graduating sizes. The wide plank Asian walnut floor inputs a richness and depth.

The walls were painted a combination of colors to achieve a periwinkle-pearl sil-ver color. “The room takes on an ethereal ambiance when all of the elements are combined: shimmery wall color, crystal pendants, glass sink and countertop, and the mosaic tile,” Einstein remarks.

Laura Einstein says the key to the beau-ty of these rooms is “the artful combina-tion of colors, shapes and textures, and the quality and design of the products we used.”

Georgia O’Keefe would approve.

RIGHT: The Bentwood cabinets in the master bath are chestnut oak

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Schonbek pendants illuminate the powder room’s shimmery walls.


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A look at some of Housetrends’ favorite sanctuaries

By Christina Kleiner

Indulgent Escapes

We all know that feeling when we walk out of the spa—relaxed, refreshed and perfectly at ease. Who

wouldn’t want to have that experience every day? There isn’t any reason why you shouldn’t pamper yourself in your

own home. Whether you desire a giant soaking tub, multiple showerheads or an oversized vanity, here are a few of our

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Contractor: Remodeling Designs, Inc.Designer: Cheeky MonkeyPhoto: Daniel Feldkamp/ Visual Edge Imaging

Why we love it: The ceiling mirror is made of mylar, the same material used to make balloons.

Builder: Doug Pund, Novum Custom HomesArchitect: Sheri ScottPhoto: Daniel Feldkamp/ Visual Edge Imaging

Why we love it: A curved wall, covered in mosaic glass tile, serves as a partition between the walk-thru shower and the bathtub.

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Designer/contractor: Jim Stephens, Van Gogh CapabilitiesFlooring: The Tile ShopSinks, faucets and lighting: Ferguson EnterprisesPhoto: Robin Victor Goetz/ RVGP Inc.

Why we love it: A mix of dark, earth toned stone and tile creates a dramatic design.

Designer: Shannon Riley, Voltage, Inc.Contractor: Camden Homes, Inc.Tub: BainUltraCabinetry: Beloni AmericaSinks: WetstylePhoto: Robin Victor Goetz/RVGP Inc.

Why we love it: The white and chocolate brown palette creates a soothing, Zen-inspired atmosphere.

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Designer: Notion, LLCSinks: Outlaw StudiosPhoto: Craig Thompson

Why we love it: The mirror pulls double duty by servicing the two facing vanities.

Designer: Kathy Cvetkovich, Willowbrook Design, LLCCabinetry: Pennville Custom CabinetryBathtub: Kohler Purist AirbathSinks: LinkasinkPhoto: Craig Thompson

Why we love it: The Mother of Pearl sinks complement the green and white tones of the multi-colored glass tile on the tub surround.

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Interior designers: George T. Mazas and Stephan GrgicPlumbing fixtures: Ferguson Kitchen & Bath GalleryPhoto: Joe Traina

Why we love it: A fireplace and television, built into a wall at the foot of the tub, create the ultimate spa getaway.


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Builder: Heinlen & Follmer, Inc.Countertops: Marble and Granite Works, Inc.Photo: JE Evans

Why we love it: Accents, such as the curtain in front of the bathtub and the rug running the length of the double vanity, soften the black and white theme.

Designers: Garry and Kathy PalmerFlooring and shower: Indian multi-color slate, Mees DistributorsClawfoot tub: Tubconnection.comPhoto: Daniel Feldkamp/Visual Edge Imaging

Why we love it: Adding to the drama of the reclaimed clawfoot tub and Tuscan design, this space is separated from the adjoining master bedroom by elegant burgundy floor-to-ceiling drapes.

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Why we love it: Our blood pressure drops just by looking at the calmness that oozes from this space’s color

palette, material selection and minimalistic design.

Builder: Keefer ContractorsDesigner: Mark Brubach, homeownerPhoto: Tony Wencil

Why we love it: Even though this room is rather spacious, it still manages a sensible aesthetic that keeps the focus on function.

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A closer look at a handful of 2012’s great kitchen appliancesBy Hilary Daninhirsch

The rest of the world has gone

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Today’s homeowners have a myriad

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Dishwashers keep it clean

Bosch: Touting itself as the quietest brand of dishwasher in North America, the Bosch dishwasher sports sleek design and built-in hidden controls for a custom look; some feature recessed handles, others, a bar handle. Bosch received the Energy Star award this year for Sustained Excellence, reflecting its commitment to efficiency and green technology, including its optimum wash sensor and a concealed heating element. With such a large capacity, you can hold a dinner party for 14 and still fit all the dishes into one load.ABOVE AND RIGHT: Photos courtesy of Bosch


Fisher & Paykel: Fisher & Paykel’s revolutionary Double Dish Drawer fea-tures a one touch operation, separate drawers, and allows for independent wash loads and multiple cycles. Additional features include a selection of water pressure variants with precise water temperature settings and a flow-through detergent dispenser.ABOVE: Photos courtesy of Fisher & Paykel

GE: Though they offer a large vari-ety of design and color choices, technol-ogy and energy efficiency are staples of a GE dishwasher. Some of GE’s dishwasher technologies include: Smart Dispense, which automatically dispenses the correct amount of detergent, the Angled Rack Dry System, which angles glasses at the right degree for easier water run-off, and the Single Rack Wash Selection, which allows you to run just the top rack to save water and energy. RIGHT: Photo courtesy of GE

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Refrigerators keep it cool

Sub-Zero: The Pro 48 from this industry darling and pioneer of dual refrigera-tion helps consumers keep food fresher, longer. Says Michele Bedard, vice president of marketing, “All Sub-Zero PRO 48 models meet rigorous Department of Energy standards for residential use, consuming less energy than a 100-watt light bulb over the course of a year.” Bedard points out other features that make it stand out, such as full extension drawers, interchangeable refrigerator drawer dividers, and a pair of two-gallon stainless steel washable and oven-safe bins that fit under any refrigerator shelf to store smaller items. She added, “The PRO 48 contains two compressors that help maintain proper air conditions and prevent odor transfer between the refrigerator and freezer sections.”ABOVE AND RIGHT: Photos courtesy of Sub-Zero



Liebherr: German manufacturer Liebherr produces built-in, freestanding and fully inte-grated refrigerators. Some features of Liebherr fridges include: separate cooling circuits, revers-ible doors, LED lighting, a large storage capacity, a touch control system behind the door, BioFresh drawers on telescopic rails and a self-closing mechanism on freezer drawers.ABOVE: Photo courtesy of Liebherr

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LG: A refrigerator should have a high IQ, right? For 2012, LG has updated its line of Smart ThinQ appliances. The new LG Smart Refrigerator hooks up to your home network and communicates with your mobile devices and television for a total food management system. For example, LG’s Smart Manager’s Freshness Tracker will advise you as to when the food in your fridge is about to expire. And if the age-old question “what’s for din-ner?” keeps you up at night, the LG tech-nology can actually suggest dinner based on the ingredients on hand. Thirsty for a cold soda or beer? With the Blast Chiller feature, you only have to wait a couple of minutes for your drink to reach “ahhhh” proportions.LEFT: Photo courtesy of LG

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Cookware keeps it hot

Wolf: Michele Bedard says that Wolf ’s brand new sleek, stainless steel convection steam oven is 25% larger than others of its kind in the market. “The external boiler heats water quickly and efficiently and can be refilled without interrupting the cooking process. The oven’s perfected precision technology senses the proper timing and allocation of steam, consistently creating ideal cooking environments for a broad range of foods and recipes.” And busy moms will appreciate the ability to decrease cooking time by up to 25%: “The Wolf Gourmet feature properly adjusts the time and temperature based on the amount and size of the food being prepared.”

Erin Tober, manager of Ferguson Bath and Kitchen Gallery says that Wolf is ranked highest in customer satisfaction. She says, “They have the highest quality construction, wonderful customer service, and innovations in cooking.”ABOVE: Photo courtesy of Wolf

Whirlpool: One of the largest capacity ovens on the market, the Aqualift Stove features an odor-free self-cleaning system, a temperature management system, and a timesaver convection cooking system. RIGHT: Photo courtesy of Whirlpool



Thermador: Techies, meet Thermador’s Freedom Induction Cooktop, which won accolades for its innovative full-surface induction stove. There are no traditional burners, so the touch-screen interface senses a pot’s shape and position as well as con-trols timing and intensity. Electromagnets are the technology behind induction cooking, and this cooktop uses 48 heating elements equipped with sensorsABOVE: Photo courtesy of Thermador

resourcesBertazzoni Bertazzoni.com

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Ferguson Ferguson.com

Fisher & Paykel Fisherpaykel.com

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LG lg.com

Liebherr Liebherr-appliances.com

Miele Mieleusa.com

Sub-Zero and Wolf Subzero-wolf.com

Thermador Thermador.com

Whirlpool Whirlpool.com

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Bertazzoni: This Italian manufacturer offers numerous choices in cookware, including electric, gas, induction, convection, built-in or freestanding. Its Segmented Cooktop received the Best in Show award at this year’s Kitchen and Bath Industry Show. This unique 36-inch cooktop combines the power of gas, electric griddle and induction cooking in one package.ABOVE: Photo courtesy of Bertazzoni

Miele: Gourmet cooks, and even not-so-gourmet cooks, will salivate over Miele’s innovative convection steam oven, available in a classic or Europa design. With over 140 settings, including some pre-programmed options, this oven will inject just the right amount of steam into your meals using the external steam gen-erator. Rather than depleting the health benefits of your food, the steam will ensure that the nutrients, as well as fla-vor, are cooked right in. There is a built-in option for this oven.

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