Product Pick of the Week: Gaggenau Launches Matte Black Induction Cooktop

The non-reflective matte glass softens glare and reduces fingerprint visibility for a seamless aesthetic.

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Debuting a fresh perspective to kitchen design, Gaggenau has added a matte black glass finish to its select 200 Series Flex Induction Cooktops.

Available in 30- and 36-inch models, the non-reflective matte glass softens glare while reducing visibility of fingerprints and scratches to help maintain a clean, seamless appearance. Its frameless design is intended for flush mounting and offers an understated architectural quality to luxury kitchens.

The precision induction technology features flexible induction zones that can be combined to accommodate larger cookware and free positioning within combined cooking areas. It also offers a frying sensor for precise temperature control and Gaggenau’s signature removable magnetic Twist-Pad control with a bi-colored display.

Combining precise performance with refined materiality, the new finish adds balance and luxury to Gaggenau’s expected intuitive functionality.

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Leah Draffen

Leah Draffen is a senior editor at Builder. She earned a B.A. in journalism and minors in business administration and sociology from Louisiana State University.

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