Wine climate cabinets gain in popularity

Affordable luxury in the kitchen just possible

That kitchen appliances can be both stylish and affordable is proven by ETNA with recent additions to its range. The brand is thus responding to the wishes of consumers who want to put together their dream kitchen without compromising on design or ease of use. Two notable product groups stand out: the new wine climate cabinets and the design-oriented oven line in black glass.

The wine climate cabinet is gaining popularity as an integral part of the modern kitchen. ETNA now introduces two models that make this luxury accessible to a wider audience. The WKO546 offers space for 46 bottles and is 82 centimeters high, while the WKV584 with a height of 127 centimeters offers space for 108 bottles. Both models can be used both freestanding and slot-in, fitting into almost any kitchen setup.

According to Sophie Marks-van Erp, Brand Marketing Manager at ETNA, it's mainly about balance: "We want to give people the opportunity to store wine in the right way, without having to go deep into the pocket. These models combine looks with right specifications."

Separate climate zones

The wine climate cabinets feature two separate climate zones with an adjustable temperature range from five to twenty degrees Celsius. The humidity remains stable between fifty and eighty percent, ensuring an optimal storage and aging climate. Wine bottles are presented on stylish beechwood racks. Moreover, the glass is heat- and UV-resistant thanks to its Low-E coating, and vibrations are kept to a minimum so as not to affect the quality of the wine.

Marks-van Erp adds: "The cabinets also feature dimmable LED lighting and can be controlled remotely via our ConnectLife app. We've even integrated a link to Vivino, so you can quickly look up additional information about your wine."

Black glass as a style statement

For those looking for a visual statement in the kitchen, there is the new oven line executed in black glass design. These models combine minimalist design with high-quality performance. When switched off, the oven shows only a dark, even glass surface. The ETNA logo is subtly engraved into the handle and the sleek TFT display makes operation intuitive and modern.

First steamoven

The line consists of three ovens, including ETNA's first steam oven. This top-of-the-line model features 26 oven functions and 73 automatic programs, and comes with a variety of accessories. There is also a multifunction oven and a model with pyrolysis function - with which the oven cleans itself at high temperature. For more compact kitchens, there is an oven with microwave function 45 centimeters high, equipped with inverter microwave (up to 1000 watts) and five slide-in levels.

"With this line, we appeal to the design enthusiast who also values practical features," says Marks-van Erp. "Whether you like to steam, heat up quickly or are looking for a low-maintenance oven, this is a series that meets all those requirements."

Recent innovations show how ETNA is responding to changing kitchen needs. Design, technology and accessibility go hand in hand, bringing the dream kitchen much closer for many consumers. ETNA is clearly making strides in this and this is increasingly welcomed by the market.-