A dishwasher automatically cleans and dries dishes, saving time and water. It’s available in full-size, compact, and countertop versions for different kitchen layouts.

Used for storing utensils, cookware, and food items. Installed both above and below the countertop.

Installed above the stove or cooktop to remove smoke, heat, and odors through ventilation. It enhances air quality while adding a sleek, industrial touch to the kitchen space.

A smaller version of the built-in model, the compact or slimline dishwasher is perfect for apartments or kitchens with limited space. It performs the same cleaning functions but with reduced capacity (usually 8–10 place settings).

The kitchen island serves as a multifunctional workspace for food prep, dining, and storage. It often includes cabinets, drawers, or even built-in sinks and stoves.

Cabinets are essential for storage, helping keep cookware, utensils, and pantry items organized while maintaining a neat and functional kitchen space.

A portable and space-saving model that sits on the countertop. It connects directly to the kitchen faucet and is suitable for small households or renters who cannot install built-in appliances.