Five ideas for a more flexible kitchen

The evolving spatial arrangements of our homes and apartments are continually finding new roles for the DishDrawer™ Dishwasher. They're being introduced into living spaces, home offices, garages, games and media rooms. In larger homes, they're also popping up in self-contained suites.

Appliance integration is a way to holistically extend the care, craft and vision of a design throughout a space in its entirety. To reduce visual clutter by concealing working areas, to perfectly match hardware, materiality and textures, and unify aesthetic qualities for a fully considered result.

The Series 11 DishDrawer™ Dishwasher supports all these outcomes. With intuitive controls located inside the appliance, the entire front panel is ready for seamless integration. No lights, no buttons, no clash of materials – just your material and hardware choices and a flawless finish.

The DishDrawer™ Dishwasher enables, for example, a floating installation; that is, one integrated in a freestanding island or wall-hung cabinets without a visible floor connection or toe-kick. The ability to create a void below cabinetry changes the perception of the space. Cabinetry can be interpreted as console or credenza; kitchen space becomes living space. A similar effect can be achieved by playing with toe-kick height and depth, changing the reading of space and creating a more furniture-like aesthetic.

This level of craft and appreciation of materiality is carried through to the polished stainless steel tub interior of this new Series 11 DishDrawer™ Dishwasher.

Soft-closing Series 11 DishDrawer™ Dishwasher drawers reduce the crash and bang of plates and cutlery time and time again. Pitch-adjustable racks convey sureness of fit and security of hold. And the delightfully intuitive knock to pause control is a haptic product interaction more akin to the intuitive gestures we use on phones and tablets than it is to traditional dishwasher buttons.