BARAZZA FEEL OVEN RANGE
For more than 40 years, Barazza has been creating innovative household appliances in Northern Italy. Barazza is the name synonymous with high performance, design ingenuity and craftsmanship.
New to the Barazza appliance range is the Feel Oven collection. This collection was designed to perfectly blend both form and function. Through a balanced combination of stainless steel and mirror glass, the elegant minimalist design introduces cutting-edge style to any kitchen, faithfully reflecting the technological excellence that distinguishes the models of this collection and all the products made by Barazza.
The Feel Collection meets a particularly extensive array of requirements and preferences. The options range from 60cm multiprogram and pyrolytic ovens to a combi-steam and microwave oven that also offer the possibility of adding a coffee machine and a warming draw.
Touch control and digital programming are at your fingertips on all of the appliances in the collection. Adding to this, the advanced Feel Collection allows you to choose amongst many vertical or horizontal installation combinations giving you the upmost freedom with your design. The stainless steel surfaces are treated with a special anti-fingerprint finish that preserves their elegance and makes routine cleaning a breeze.
When you enter the world of Barazza, you enter a world of unparalleled style, flamboyance and splendour.
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