Viking's new limited-edition range is a beauty.
When Viking put up displays in their New York and Chicago showrooms featuring a sample rose-gold design, it caused something of a stir with interior designers—and rightly so. The result of all that adoration? The new limited edition Rose Gold Range.
There will be just 110 units of this striking 7 Series produced in the black and rose gold palette, so if you’re looking for a truly luxurious kitchen element, this is the one. The restaurant-caliber range is available in either the 36- or 48-inch format, and in either all-gas or dual-fuel, with a variety of cooking surfaces.
Special orders can be placed now through any of our showrooms.
It makes a glamorous and contemporary statement but it also has an edgy, powerful presence. It’s perfect for design-savvy clients. And we love the way the LED-backlit knobs truly make the rose gold sparkle.
Looking for something a little more traditional?
Stop by our Pasadena showroom where we’ve got Viking’s new Tuscany range on view— it’s a delight to see and experience in person. The sophisticated new line has an Italian Provincial style but scaled to meet the needs of American homes and lifestyles. It’s available in multiple configurations and has matching hood and dishwasher options. It’s every modern convenience with plenty of European charm. There’s a reason it won House Beautiful’s Editors’ Choice Award this summer! It’s available in three colors: Dark Blue, Graphite Black and Antique White. Which would you choose?
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