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How to Clean Your Verona Oven in Time for the Holidays

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As we welcome the holiday season this year, you might be thinking about how much activity your Verona oven may see in the next few weeks. From cookies to turkeys, your oven will be put into overdrive ­– after what could have been a long reprieve from gatherings. Below we explain how to best clean your Verona oven in time for meals with friends and family for the holidays. Your oven will be in tip-top shape in no time! 

Tip: Before you get started, make sure to let the oven cool entirely if it was recently used. We recommend wearing rubber gloves and eye protection and to keep small children and pets away from any cleaning products and the oven during the process.

For Gas and Electric Range Ovens

Photo Credit: Joinery & Co

All Verona range cavities are built with an EZ-clean porcelain surface, which makes cleaning the oven easier on you. First, you will want to remove all racks, pans and utensils from the oven cavity. These can be cleaned separately with your favorite dish soap, some warm water and a sponge. The oven cavity can be wiped down with the same solution or with any oven-safe cleaner of choice. Wipe all areas of the oven cavity’s top, bottom, and sides with a sponge or any non-abrasive cloth.

Stubborn dirt and grime can be tackled by initiating a manual self-cleaning process in your oven. Simply fill a shallow baking pan with some water, add a few drops of either lemon juice or white vinegar, and place it in the center of the oven rack. Set the oven to the bake mode and at the highest possible temperature. Let the cycle run for about an hour as it burns off excess grease and grime and turns it into an ash-like substance. Once the cavity has completely cooled, you can easily wipe out residue with a soft sponge or cloth. Before closing the oven door, be sure to completely dry all surfaces with a microfiber or other soft cloth.

For Our 30” Self-Cleaning Electric Oven (VEBIEM3024NSS)

Photo Credit: Blythe & Barnett

If you have a self-cleaning oven from Verona, then most of the time-consuming manual labor will be done for you – leaving you with more time to complete other tasks like setting the table or wrapping gifts. The self-cleaning function works by burning off crumbs, grease, and other cooking residues at temperatures as high as 860°F and may take anywhere between an hour to three hours, depending on how dirty the inside of the oven cavity is.   

Before starting this process, make sure to remove the broiler pan, oven racks and any additional bakeware or utensils. The oven accessories can be cleaned separately with warm, soapy water and a sponge. It is also important to wipe up any spills or excess grease before turning on a self-clean cycle to avoid flames and smoke inside the cavity during the cleaning process. Note that while the self-cleaning function is on, the oven cavity door will automatically lock and will not unlock until the interior of the cavity cools to a safe temperature.

After running a cycle, you can easily lift the leftover ash in the oven cavity with a damp paper towel and wipe it dry. Please visit the self-cleaning oven manual for more information.

Don’t Forget About the Oven Door!

Photo Credit: Deborah Main | The Pillow Goddess

The interior glass on the oven door can easily be a forgotten part of the cleaning process. Verona’s triple-pane glass dThe interior glass on the oven door can easily be a forgotten part of the cleaning process. Verona’s triple-pane glass doors are built to tackle those tricky drip marks easily. Remove the retaining screws and then carefully lift away the glass from the door with a screwdriver. You can clean the glass with your favorite glass cleaning solution. Refer to your specific appliance’s operation manual for step-by-step instructions with figures to help guide you.

We recommend checking the Operation Manual of your specific Verona model for more cleaning tips. You can view the full product library here.

From our family to yours, we wish you a happy and healthy holiday season.

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Verona’s Guide to Kitchen Ventilation Systems

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Ventilation solutions are critical components for every kitchen and choosing the right one is an important step in the kitchen renovation process. Kitchen ventilation fans work to pull the air around you into filters or a duct to remove odors, grease, moisture, smoke, and harmful particles from the kitchen as you cook. Determining the right ventilation system for your kitchen can be complex, as it is not a one-size-fits-all approach.

You will want to consider what options are available, your style preferences, as well as the structure of your home, your local township regulations and more. We recommend you consult with an appliance professional about which hood is best for you, but for now, we will provide you with a guide of talking points so you can be prepared for an informed conversation.

Know What Types of Ventilation Options are Available

Verona range hoods are designed and engineered with great attention to detail and use only the best quality components available. Featuring powerful multi-speed fans, LED lighting and pro-style upgrades, every Verona hood pairs perfectly with Verona cooking products in an array of sizes and colors for the ultimate choice in performance and design. We have three ventilation options available.

  • Verona Chimney Hoods: A chimney hood is often installed on the wall and eliminates the need for a cabinet over the range or cooktop. The design of this hood often serves as a focal point in the kitchen and can complement the range.
  • Verona Low Profile Range Hoods: A low-profile range hood is mounted directly onto the bottom of a kitchen cabinet and centered above the range or cooktop.
  • Verona Range Hood Inserts: A hood insert is installed directly into a hole cut either in the ceiling or a custom surround. The hoods’ motor box is hidden for a seamless, straight-line design. It’s the perfect hood for appliances installed on an island, peninsula or in a nook.
Photo Credit: Cami Graham, TIDBITS

Determine What Suits Your Style…

Now that you have a general idea of what hoods are available from Verona, you’ll want to think about your overall kitchen vision and which hood will best match your style.

  • The Focal Point: The Verona Chimney Hood offers a lean, straight-line design with rounded edges for a pro-style look. This style hood can easily be the star of any kitchen. In addition, the chef-inspired design will make you feel like you’re cooking in a professional kitchen at home!
Photo Credit: Alex McCrery, TILIT
  • The Traditionalist: The Verona Low Profile Range Hood installs under an upper cabinet. It’s best for when you would like the hood to be part of the kitchen design, but not the focal point. The low-profile hood is both functional and economical in its design, as it allows to for valuable upper storage in kitchens that are tight on space.
Photo Credit: Teoria Interiors
  • Hidden in Plain Sight: The Verona Hood Insert has a clean, slim design with commercial-style performance. This hood is often hidden or integrated into a custom surround designed to match the kitchen cabinetry or as a bold design element.
Photo Credit: Jon Pierre and Mary Tjon-Joe-Pin, “Two Steps Home” for HGTV

… and Meets Your Needs

Although you may have a particular style hood in mind, you will also need to consider what will meet the needs of your cooking style and your home. Here are a few questions that should be addressed when choosing ventilation.

  • How many CFMs will you need? CFM stands for cubic feet per minute. This tells you how fast the range hood can move air. The higher the CFM, the faster the air can be moved out of the space. How many CFMs you will need depends on a multitude of factors, including the size and layout of your kitchen. Is it open concept or a micro-sized space? Are there windows? How high are the ceilings? All of these components will be a factor in the CFM power needed. Also consider the width of your cooking appliance and the burner power and fuel type – the larger and more powerful your appliance is, the more CFM’s you will need. Verona’s ventilation options deliver powerful performance from 600 CFMs for smaller cooktops and up to 1,200 CFMs for larger cooktops.
  • How will the air be vented in your home? There are two main types of venting methods: external and recirculating. External venting will push air outside to the roof or the side of the home using vents and ducts. The recirculating method, common in condos or apartments, does not require outside ventilation. Instead, air is filtered through the hood first before being released back into the room.
  • How do you currently cook at home? Think about the type of cooking you do most often. Some range hoods have filters specifically for capturing grease, which can be helpful if you frequently cook with oil. You will also want to think about personal preferences, like if you would prefer extra lighting, want variable fan speeds or a vent that can be controlled by a remote or will automatically adjust fan speed depending on the heat and smoke in the room. Discussing your preferences and cooking habits can help your representative guide you to ventilation that will best suit your needs.

We hope these pointers allow you to feel more confident in your ventilation selection and will help guide you as you work through your kitchen renovation. For more details our Verona’s ventilation systems, visit our ventilation page. To find a Verona retailer near you, visit our store locator or call the EuroChef USA sales team at 1-631-254-3434. You can also email sales@veronaappliances.com with additional questions and inquiries.

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20s Kitchen Color Trends

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The Pendulum Swings with Kitchen Designs Featuring Verona Appliances

The defining kitchen color trends of the 10s were dominated by soft shades of white, grey and blue in modern farmhouse settings. As we move closer to the end of another year and further into a new decade, Verona Appliances notes a different trend emerging in kitchen design – the explosion of color. The pendulum always swings to the other end, and the following projects prove that colorful kitchens are this century’s version of the roaring 20s.

Jungle Green

Photo Credit: Jon Pierre and Mary Tjon-Joe-Pin, “Two Steps Home” for HGTV | 36″ Designer Gas Cooktop in Stainless Steel and 34″ Designer Hood Insert in Stainless Steel, from Verona Appliances

Biophilia is everywhere in the design world. Certain shades of green, reminiscent of what is found in nature, provides balance and harmony. It’s a feeling we all crave as we escape the craziness of the outside world at home. This kitchen uses a jungle green hue paired with reclaimed wood beams to evoke a sense of peace and tranquility that often comes with natural materials. The geometric backsplash is also a wonderful nod to the art-deco design of a century’s past.

Butter Yellow

Photo Credit: Jon Pierre and Mary Tjon-Joe-Pin, “Two Steps Home” for HGTV | 30″ N’ Series Gas Range in Matte Black, 30″ Designer Chimney Hood in Stainless Steel, 36″ French Door Counter Depth Refrigerator in Stainless Steel, 24″ Tall-tub Dishwasher in Stainless Steel, all from Verona Appliances

We all need a little more sunshine in our lives. Feel more confident, optimistic and cheerful at home with this uplifting shade of yellow. “Illuminating” was named the 2021 Pantone Color of the Year, so we expect to see more yellow appearing in kitchen designs. To create an even more exciting kitchen, add a punch of contrasting color with an appliance in matte black.

Stark Black

Photo Credit: Hayley Jones, Me and Mr. Jones | 36” Designer Series Electric Range in Matte Black with Matte Black Knobs, from Verona Appliances

Luxurious. Glam. Modern. We have seen matte black accents slowly dominate the interior design scene, but this kitchen takes it up a notch by outfitting the entire space in it. From the marble backsplash to the cabinetry to the range, this kitchen is bold and moody. You can’t get any further away from the all-white kitchen than this!

Sapphire Blue

Photo Credit: Cynthia Trgo, Diamond Design and Construction, LLC | 36” Designer Electric Range from Verona Appliances

This jewel-toned blue has been used as an accent color on islands, but now it’s the star of the entire kitchen. Whether your design style is coastal, modern, farmhouse or transitional, sapphire blue cabinetry creates a calming effect, which again, is a feeling we all crave to bring into our homes. Mixing metals is also a trend we see in kitchens; this designer pairs a stainless steel appliance with gold-toned hardware.

About Verona: Verona Appliances’ stylish line of ranges, ovens, cooktops, ventilation, dishwashers and refrigeration have been featured in upscale kitchens around the world since 1958. Designed and manufactured in the suburbs of Venice, Italy, each Verona cooking appliance is held to the highest standards of quality and is made to U.S. market specifications. Verona’s new Designer Series offers the ability to customize a range with six trending colors, three knob designs and four fuel options using an intuitive online tool. EuroChef USA is proud to offer the Verona line of appliances through an authorized network of U.S. distributors and retailers, suitable for any sized kitchen.



For more information visit https://veronaappliances.com/

Three Essential Tips to Complete a Kitchen Remodel – Without the Wait

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Verona Appliances Smartly Bought Inventory – in Anticipation of the Remodeling Demand Surge

Verona 30” Gas Wall Oven

“Everything is on backorder! How can I complete my kitchen renovation?” is probably a question many homeowners and designers are asking these days. Labor and material shortages, paired with an itch to renovate the most used space during lockdown — the kitchen — are coming to a head.

Home renovation spending is up 11% this year, but factories worldwide struggle to keep up with demand due to pandemic-related supply issues. As a result of supply chain disruptions, there are significant shortages in raw materials like stainless steel, plastic, microchips, and even shipping containers and many retailers cannot keep products in stock. A six- to eight-month backorder for product is now the norm. And, for the first time in about 30 years, appliance pricing is about to go up significantly. 

Verona Appliances, a luxury manufacturer of Italian-made kitchen appliances, anticipated this shortage early in the pandemic and is happy to say they have products available for purchase. “We secured as much stock as possible for our U.S. warehouse and placed preemptive orders with factories to quickly get products in the hands of our preferred dealers and homeowners,” states Melissa Haber, Vice President of EuroChef USA, the exclusive importer of the Verona brand. “We are in an enviable position. Unfortunately, we are still running into some longer lead times on certain core models, but we are still ahead of the industry when it comes to turn-around time,” continues Haber.

Haber shares these tips for consumers who cannot wait weeks — or even months — to complete their projects.

1. Be flexible with the size and style of product.

Consumers who are flexible have a better shot of getting products in a quick timeframe. “We recently worked with a client that was desperate for a sold-out 30” gas range by subbing in a 30” gas cooktop and wall oven combination that fits in the same space, served the same purpose, and was in stock with no lead time,” says Haber. “Alternatively, we questioned the ability to be flexible on the type of fuel connection. If an all-gas range isn’t in stock, see if there is the capability to run a 220V connection for an all-electric or a dual fuel range– and vice versa. Induction cooking is also a great alternative to traditional electric if availability is better.”

Another consideration is to choose a neutral color like black or white, rather than stainless steel, which will pair just as well with existing appliances. This small trade-off means consumers can get cooking in their new kitchen that much sooner. “We’ve even experienced customers shaving a few inches off their planned countertop and cabinetry to fit a larger size cooktop or range just to have the product in time,” says Haber.

The bottom line, if you are flexible and even a little creative, you can get your hands on product without any sacrifice.

2. Call the manufacturer directly to check inventory and lead times. 

“At Verona, we’ll take calls directly from consumers and help them locate product at their favorite e-tailer or local dealer,” says Haber. “We know what our inventory is across the country and when it will arrive from overseas. It’s important to communicate directly with vendors and partners who have the most current information and are willing to assist you in accurately planning your project lead times.”

3. Be flexible in your brand choice.

Don’t be tied to matching brands because that’s when consumers wind up waiting eight months for appliances because a matching fridge hasn’t arrived. Consider mixing brands – most stainless steel or even colored appliances will coordinate with each other, regardless of the manufacturer. 

“Don’t insist on the brand your neighbor bought that doesn’t have product in stock – instead consider other brands that offer quality, performance, and availability,” says Haber. “Verona has been around for more than 20 years in the U.S. and more than 60 years in Europe. Customers willing to be flexible will probably end up paying less while still getting a feature-rich and equally reliable appliance at the end of the day. And, one that’s in stock when and where you need it,” concludes Haber.

Patience and communication are essential during these unusual times. If consumers are willing to be flexible and take the time to work with an appliance specialist, then it will be possible to make their dream kitchen a reality and still meet their pandemic project deadlines. 

About Verona: Verona Appliances’ stylish line of ranges, ovens, cooktops, ventilation, dishwashers and refrigeration have been featured in upscale kitchens around the world since 1958. Designed and manufactured in the suburbs of Venice, Italy, each Verona cooking appliance is held to the highest standards of quality and is made to U.S. market specifications. Verona’s new Designer Series offers the ability to customize a range with six trending colors, three knob designs and four fuel options using an intuitive online tool. EuroChef USA is proud to offer the Verona line of appliances through an authorized network of U.S. distributors and retailers, suitable for any sized kitchen.

For more information visit https://veronaappliances.com/

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Verona Introduces new 36” Designer Dual Fuel and Induction Ranges

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Verona introduces new Designer series Dual Fuel and Induction 36” ranges. Consumers can create their ideal Italian-made range in up to six trending colors, three knob designs and four fuel options. A customization tool is available on the Verona website. The ranges are part of an expansive Kitchen Suite program recently launched – saving consumers up to $2,800 on four-piece packages with an instant in-store rebate.“Verona’s Designer Ranges feature all the performance and power consumers expect from our Italian-made ranges with an even larger, and more efficient oven cavity and deeper footprint at 25 ¼,” states Melissa Haber, Vice President of EuroChef USA. “Additional features include upgraded oven rack supports, a pullout storage drawer, an integrated backguard, a color matched control panel, soft close oven door, dual convection fans and so much more.”

36” Designer Series Dual Fuel Range and 36” Designer Series Induction Range

  • Six colors: Matte Black, Gloss Black, Stainless Steel, Burgundy, White, Slate Gray
  • ‘Giant’ sized Oven Cavity
  • Dual Convection Oven Fans
  • Soft Closed Hinges
  • Telescopic Gliding Rack Support (1 included)
  • 7 Rack Positions
  • 4 Interior Halogen Lights

Induction Cooktop Features

  • Burners / Zones:  5 – 2 Bridge, 1 Dual
  • Cooktop Power:
    • 2,100/3,700W Boost (2)
    • 2,100/3,700W Boost (2)
    • 1,850/3,000W Boost – 2,600/5,500W Boost Center Dual Zone

Dual Fuel Cooktop Features

  • Burners / Zones: 5 – Brass
  • Cooktop Power:
    • 12,000 BTU (2)
    • 8,000 BTU (2)
    • 1,000-17,000 BTU Center Power Burner

Oven Dimensions

  • Main Oven Cavity: Width:30″ Depth: 16″ Height: 15 1/2″
  • Overall Dimensions Width (in.): 35-7/8 Height (in.) w/o backguard: Adjustable from 35-7/16” to 37-¼” Height (in) of backguard: Flush Depth: 25-1/4″ Depth with Backguard: 25-1/4″ Oven height: 23-3/16″

Verona introduces the ultimate Italian-made pro Kitchen Suite

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Verona introduces the definitive kitchen appliance suite combining the best in Italian-made pro-style ranges, built-in ovens & cooktops with top-of-the-line refrigeration, dishwashing and ventilation. Consumers can choose from a wide selection of powerful Verona ventilation and cooking products (with Dual Fuel, Electric, All Gas and Induction) in stainless steel or up to five brilliant color options. New Energy Star-rated 36” counter-depth Verona French Door Refrigerator (with generously sized full-width pantry drawers) and 24” ultra-quiet stainless-steel dishwasher (with vortex cleaning and 16 place setting capacity) complete the exceptional suite.

“The Verona Kitchen Suite features innovative new cooking products (Designer Induction and Dual Fuel ranges in six trending colors); Designer ventilation hoods (chimney, low profile and inset) as well as a Verona French Door refrigerator and dishwasher,” states Melissa Haber, Vice President of EuroChef USA. “Consumers can create their custom Italian-made collection in an array of size, color and fuel options and may save up to $2,800 on four-piece packages with an instant in-store rebate. No other kitchen suite on the market today has Verona’s European styling and performance features with a four-piece 36” range program starting at $6,499 and a range of cooking appliance sizes from 36”, 30” and 24”.

New Products Available in the Verona Kitchen Suite

36” French Door Refrigerator (VERF36CDSS)

  • Counter-depth with full-width pantry drawers and spill-proof glass shelves
  • 5 Cu.Ft. Capacity
  • Built-in Ice-Maker
  • Dual Freezer Drawers
  • Electronic Temperature Controls
  • Energy Star Rated and energy efficient LED Interior Lighting
  • Humidity Control

24” Tall Tub Dishwasher (VEDW24TSS)

  • Touch Control Panel
  • 16 Place Setting Capacity
  • Space-saving Cutlery Drawer
  • Vortex Wash Cycle for heavily soiled pots and pans
  • Up to 24hr Delay Start Option
  • Stainless Steel Tub
  • Energy Star Rated
  • 6 Washing Programs
  • 45 DB Sound Level

36” Designer Series Dual Fuel Range and 36” Designer Series Induction Range

  • Six colors: Matte Black, Gloss Black, Stainless Steel, Burgundy, White, Slate Gray
  • ‘Giant’ sized Oven Cavity
  • Dual Convection Oven Fans
  • Soft Closed Hinges
  • Telescopic Gliding Rack Support (1 included)
  • 7 Rack Positions
  • 4 Interior Halogen Lights

Designer Series Ventilation Range Hoods (600-1,200 CFM)

Premium range hoods, hand-crafted stainless-steel construction with heavy-duty blowers, dishwasher safe anti-grease filters, time delay shut offs, indicator lights for filter maintenance, and convertible for easy installation whether externally vented or recirculating.

  • 36” and 48” Stainless Steel Insert
  • 30”, 36” and 48” Low Profile Stainless Steel Range Hoods
  • 30”, 36”, and 48” Chimney Stainless Steel Range Hoods; 36” available in four color choices (Stainless Steel, Matte Black, Gloss Black and White.)

Verona Introduces Designer Ventilation Collection

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Verona Appliances introduces Designer Ventilation with three style options including a classic wall-mounted chimney hood, streamlined low profile hood and built-in hood insert. Verona’s Designer Hood Collection offers powerful features including: 600 CFM – 1,200 CFM motors, four fan speeds, LED lights, dishwasher safe anti-grease filters, time delay shut-off and the choice of a filtration system for internal ventilation. Chimney and low profile hoods are available in 30”, 36” and 48” sizes, and the built-in hood insert comes in 34” and 46”. The 36” chimney hood is available in four colors including stainless, white, matte black and gloss black to match any Verona range.

The Designer Hood Collection is part of an expansive Kitchen Suite program recently launched – saving consumers up to $2,800 on four-piece packages (range, hood, dishwasher and refrigerator) with an instant in-store rebate.

“MADE IN ITALY, the Designer Hood Collection brings together the finest materials, sought after features and powerful performance into three beautifully crafted styles,” states Melissa Haber, Vice President of EuroChef USA. “Consumers now have powerful options to coordinate their ventilation style, size and color with any Verona cooking appliance for a perfectly paired kitchen design.”

Designer Series Ventilation Range Hoods (600-1,200 CFM)

Premium range hoods, hand-crafted stainless-steel construction with heavy-duty blowers, dishwasher safe anti-grease filters, time delay shut offs, indicator lights for filter maintenance, and convertible for easy installation whether externally vented or recirculating.

  • 36” and 48” Stainless Steel Insert
  • 30”, 36” and 48” Low Profile Stainless Steel Range Hoods
  • 30”, 36”, and 48” Chimney Stainless Steel Range Hoods; 36” available in four color choices (Stainless Steel, Matte Black, Gloss Black and White.)

Verona’s Designer Ranges are Now Available in Gloss Black and Slate Gray

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Verona Appliances, crafted in Italy but made for the  U.S. market, introduces two new standard colors for the Designer Series of ranges. The new Gloss Black and Slate Gray colors allow you to customize your kitchen even further.

The Designer Series color options make a bold statement with a fully colored range body, including the control panel. These ranges offer professional performance with a splash of style for any kitchen to maximize your cooking experience.

“Stainless steel kitchen appliance finishes have long saturated the market. But bold, creative looks are on the rise for 2020,” says Melissa Haber, Vice President for EuroChef USA. “The sleek darker hues of the Gloss Black and Slate Gray finishes provide a trendy, modern flare to the kitchen. They pair well with any color pallet and are the perfect addition to any design.” 

Available in both gas and electric options, the Designer Series is fully equipped with a new extra-large capacity, smooth-glide oven racks, 5-burner cooktop, full-width storage drawer, and a myriad of powerful cooking features. 

 In addition to Gloss Black and Slate Gray, the Designer Series is available in Stainless Steel, Matte Black, True White, and Burgundy. Visit our range builder to explore the new color options.

For more from Verona Appliances, visit www.veronappliances.com.

Verona Introduces the Designer Series of Ranges

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Verona, crafted in Italy but made for the U.S. market, introduces the all-new Designer series to their line of 36″ single oven freestanding ranges. With rounded handles, spindle legs, a new modern knob design and clean beveled doors, these electric and gas ranges are sure to be the focal point of kitchen designs.

The new series is equipped with a new larger capacity oven cavity and newly designed continuous cast iron cooktop grates (gas model only) to tackle even the most robust recipes. The Designer Series gas ranges also feature brass burners that produce a higher BTU power on all burner elements – ideal for boiling and searing.

“The Designer series combines all of the best features of Verona’s previous lines of ranges into one extraordinary collection,” says Melissa Haber, Vice President of EuroChef USA. “Cosmetic updates ensure that the range matches seamlessly with other kitchen appliances, while upgrades to Verona’s highly-acclaimed pro-style performance allow for precise and simplified preparation in the home.”

MSRP starting at $4,099. Product Details:

Additional Features:

  • Available in Stainless Steel, Matte Graphite, True White & Burgundy colors
  • Equipped with a full-width storage drawer
  • Oven cavity features 2 halogen lights
  • Dual fans in oven cavity (electric model only)
  • Soft-close oven door with 3 panes of glass
  • Oven glide rack included
  • Low profile 1” High Backguard
  • New pro-style depth of 25 ¼”

For more information visit http://veronaappliances.com/

 

High-Style Look with High-Power Function, Verona Introduces the Prestige Collection

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Verona Appliances, crafted in Italy but made for the U.S. market, introduces the Prestige collection to its award-winning line of ranges. The new dual fuel and all-gas ranges combine all the features that customers have grown to love with an upgraded look that is only surpassed by its high-powered capabilities. The collection is available in a highly sought after 36” option that adds professional performance to any space.

Aesthetic upgrades include new continuous grates, beveled doors, rounded handles, spindle legs and an upgraded knob design. The 36” range is offered in stainless steel, true white, matte black and burgundy colors with both single and a unique double oven configuration for a more personalized array of choices that accommodate virtually any kitchen design.

“Verona Appliances is dedicated to creating quality products that fit the functional and design-centric needs of the modern homeowner,” says Melissa Haber, Vice President, EuroChef USA. “The Prestige series combines all of the most praised functions of our previous lines of ranges with beautiful new upgrades that bring even more power and style into the kitchen.”

In addition to the aesthetic upgrades, the Prestige features five semi-sealed gas burners, electronic ignition, flame failure safety device and an easy-to-clean porcelain oven cavity. The dual fuel options are equipped with multi-function European convections ovens that provide seven cooking modes and the gas options feature a pro-style infrared broiler. The entire collection features porcelainized cast-iron burner grates and caps as well as high BTU burners that can simmer down to 700 BTUs for more delicate dishes.

MSRP starts at $3,099 for the dual fuel single oven stainless steel.