Luxury Appliances. Est. 1934

Through our human-centered design approach, we have redefined what home appliances should be.

Mark Elmore, Executive Vice-President Design & Brand

We have to be different. And the only way we're really going to achieve that is by understanding the customer better – exploring the way people use our products. Through these insights we can create a true point of difference.

Kane Alward, Executive Vice-President Product Development

Design is a way for us to unify many possibilities. Complexity is easy. Simplicity and elegance takes a lot longer.

Geoff Mitchell, Senior Product Manager (North America)

We have many tools at our disposal, and no rules on how we get to the solution. That’s a huge enabler of creative freedom.

Mark Haydon, Chief Designer: Laundry & Refrigeration

To make beautiful products, it all begins with understanding the customer. Understanding how people live, so we can create the best outcome for them.

Mike Jensen, General Manager of Industrial Design

Whether you have a small apartment kitchen or a large family one, you want appliances to sit quietly in the space – except for when you don’t.

Lauren Palmer, Product Design Manager: Dishwashing Product Development

Our product development process begins with understanding the need, then exploring how we can deliver to that need. Testing throughout is essential, and our process adapts as we learn and discover more.

Neville Seagar, Senior Technical Leader, Product Development

Our communication has to be inspiring as well as educational, so people can explore opportunities and gain the knowledge to create exactly the kitchen they desire – with no compromises.

Dion Christie, General Manager of Brand & Content