img(height="1" width="1" style="display:none" src="https://www.facebook.com/tr?id=2939831959404383&ev=PageView&noscript=1")

4 kitchen appliance styles that work for any project

To make specification easier for architects, manufacturer Fisher & Paykel has designed its fridges, dishwashers, cookers and ovens around four core looks

In association with
Fisher & Paykel Integrated: How kitchen appliances look is just as important as how they perform.
Fisher & Paykel Integrated: How kitchen appliances look is just as important as how they perform.

Haier Group-owned manufacturer Fisher & Paykel has built its range of appliances to fit any kitchen design and lifestyle.

Kitchens are no longer just utility areas. They are places where family and friends come together to cook, eat, work, homeschool and socialise. The kitchen is the heart of the home - a practical space that needs to function, but also one that has to look and feel like it belongs to the people who use it.

Fisher & Paykel has a different approach to appliance design and strong working relationships with architects and interior designers around the world. Its products are available in four styles to complement four core kitchen designs: Integrated, Contemporary, Minimal and Classic.

  • Fisher & Paykel Integrated: Appliances are fitted with a custom front panel to match the cabinetry.
    Fisher & Paykel Integrated: Appliances are fitted with a custom front panel to match the cabinetry.
  • Fisher & Paykel Integrated: Perfect for a social kitchen where the focus is on entertaining.
    Fisher & Paykel Integrated: Perfect for a social kitchen where the focus is on entertaining.
12

1. Integrated Integration allows appliances to be fitted with a custom front panel to match the cabinetry. Integrated appliances fit flush with minimal gaps and disappear into the kitchen. It’s the perfect option for those with a social kitchen - where the focus is as much on entertaining as it is on cooking. Fisher & Paykel offers a range of integrated refrigeration products, as well as integrated versions of its groundbreaking DishDrawer Dishwasher.

2. Classic Not everyone wants to hide their cooking appliances away. For some, functionality is not something to conceal, but something to celebrate. The Classic Freestanding Cooker from Fisher & Paykel is the perfect statement piece for this kind of kitchen. With craftsmanship in every detail, it is beautiful to look at and beautiful to use.

3. Contemporary Many kitchen designers favour the sleek and beautifully balanced look of contemporary appliances. Fisher & Paykel products combine strong materials, sophisticated finishes and elegant design details with cutting edge technology and top performance.

4. Minimal This style is about simplicity. These are products that deliver powerful modern functionality, but with a singular aesthetic treatment. Minimal appliances are sophisticated and uncomplicated and can be treated as a design component that disappears into a kitchen design. Fisher & Paykel’s new built-in ovens feature a black glass stainless steel trim and smooth and brushed surfaces in gloss and matt. 

For more information and technical support, visit fisherpaykel.com

 

Contact:

0800 088 6601

sales@fisherpaykel.co.uk


 

Latest

9 July 2025 from 9am to 11.15am

RIBAJ Spec: Offices and Workspace Design webinar

The women’s mosque, on the edge of Doha’s new Education City,  is a dazzling, surprising and generous structure, and a calm contrast to its outscaled urban setting

Diller Scofidio + Renfro’s women's mosque in Doha is a dazzling, surprising and generous structure

A new wave of ultra-modern, architect-designed homes is being built in Scotland’s most remote locations, writes Isabelle Priest, author of a new book on the subject, who also picks out five examples

A new wave of ultra-modern, architect-designed homes is being built in Scotland’s most remote locations

Room for all Stages is a cantilevered extension protruding from a 1950s semi. Architect Simon Banfield and engineer Matthew Wood explain how they acted as designer, engineer and contractor

Room for all Stages is a cantilevered extension protruding from the back of a 1950s semi

Lead two projects at a former Harland & Wolf industrial site, revitalise a 1930s theatre complex, reimagine the public realm of a famous urban market - some of the latest architecture contracts and competitions from across the industry

Latest: Outer Hebrides industrial estate