Bertazzoni
In Guastalla, Italy, one family has, for more than a century, combined the three great traditions of the Emilia-Romagna region: culinary craft, engineering precision and fashion, to embody what the Bertazzoni brand represents today.
Bertazzoni has, for 130 years, blended the world-renowned engineering of the region with the fashion genius of Italy, to create beautifully crafted kitchen appliances. This is why people around the world who know how to cook and appreciate luxury want to combine functionality with style and the Bertazzoni brand.
The new, stylish Bertazzoni built-in product range was designed in collaboration with top Italian designer Stefano Giovannoni, whose works currently appear in New York’s Museum of Modern Art. Bertazzoni’s Intelligent Assistant was designed in collaboration with top Italian chef, Roberto Carcangiu.
For the first time in Australia, Bertazzoni has launched its full range of luxurious cooking appliances at a dedicated head office showroom on Bridge Road, Richmond (Vic). The showroom is a bold statement about the group’s intentions to seriously enter the high-end specialist market of cooking appliances in Australia, and to replicate the global success it has had in other parts of the world in becoming a luxury brand of choice for discerning buyers.
Testament to this is Bertazzoni’s brand status in the US market, where it finished second on the Luxury Brands Index for cooking brands in a survey conducted by the well-respected Luxury Institute.
Because aesthetics as well as functionality and engineering drive our design choices, both the Designer and Professional series of the Bertazzoni range are welcome players in the luxury market.
The Bertazzoni motto is "to cook beautifully" which captures how it feels to experience what Bertazzoni calls "cuisine machine."
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Bertazzoni
Website bertazzonigroup.com.au
Phone (03) 9429 5650
Address 650 Bridge Road, Richmond Vic 3121
(showroom by appointment only)
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