ONLY SMEG PROVIDES GENUINE DESIGN CHOICE
There’s fashion and there’s design, which endures over time.
The world of fashion is a constant flow of new concepts, ideas and expressions. But when it comes to furnishing your clients’ home, some things remain constant. The HIA (Housing Industry of Australia) reports that the majority of kitchen renovations occur when the room is between 11 and 20 years old — that’s an age in the world of design, so it’s imperative to choose appliances you love.
Smeg understands that every customer is different and believes in offering the consumer genuine and distinctly different design options.
COLLABORATING WITH ARCHITECTS AND DESIGNERS
Smeg is the only brand to continually collaborate with the world’s leading architects and designers to produce beautiful appliances with enduring style. Why does Smeg collaborate with architects? Because architecture is for life. Smeg’s approach to design is to exude “Made in Italy” excellence, designs which age with elegance and grace and never look out of date.
STATE-OF-THE-ART MANUFACTURING
Smeg manufactures both freestanding and built-in ovens in state-of-the-art factories in northern Italy, and has the highest quality-control standards in Europe. There are many different options to choose from to ensure a Smeg cooking appliance will enhance the look and value of every new kitchen and be a source of inspiration and pleasure for years to come.
INTRODUCING THE NEW VICTORIA COLLECTION
New to the Smeg stable is the Victoria Collection of built-in ovens. Fashioned to match the Victoria freestanding cookers, they hold the character and charm of Smeg’s world-first fully programmable freestanding cooker, the Elizabeth, expressed in a totally modern way. The Victoria would be equally at home in a sprawling Hamptons-style mansion as it would be in a New-York-style warehouse. Whatever your style, he choice is yours.
Find out more about the Smeg’s genuine design choice at www.smeg.com.au/design
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