Monogram, the luxury appliance brand, recently joined forces with Canadian Michelin Pedigreed Chef and Founder of Toronto’s esteemed Alo Group, Patrick Kriss, to honor frontline workers using the brand's new Dual-Fuel Professional Range.
Monogram recently introduced the highly-anticipated Professional Range to its Statement Collection in Canada, a series that marries form and function to "inspire users to reach new culinary milestones every time they cook." The aim of the new partnerships was to further the brand's mission of inspiring Canadians' culinary creativity by bringing the "art of professional cooking into the comfort of their own homes."
The Monogram Professional Range boasts a number of features that sets it apart from competitors including the industry-exclusive TrueTemp™ burner, 23,000 BTU, an LCD touch screen accompanied by the SmartHQ app, 3-piece grates, Custom Colour LED Accent Lighting, Precise Oven Modes, and Hot Air Fry.
Monogram’s Pro Range will be available in 30-inch, 36-inch, or 48-inches and is offered in two different models; dual fuel with a gas cooktop and an electric oven or all gas. Appliances are available at retailers across Canada.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Luxury Kitchen Appliances
- There is an opportunity for luxury kitchen appliance brands to partner with chefs to elevate the home cooking experience.
- Smart Cooking Technologies
- Companies could adopt cutting-edge technologies such as touchscreen displays, SmartHQ app, and precise oven modes.
- Home Cooking Revolution
- An increasing number of people are looking for ways to enjoy restaurant-style cooking without leaving their homes.
Who This Affects Most
- Home Appliances
- Home appliance manufacturers can partner with high-end restaurants to enhance their product offerings.
- Food and Beverage
- Chefs can create unique recipes and cooking methods that are best suited for these appliances.
- Luxury Goods
- The trend towards luxury kitchen appliances could result in more high-end kitchen products entering the luxury goods market.
