ILVE Luxury

November 21st, 2008

The unique VELA LCD TV Rangehood, from accomplished Italian designer, Marco Valerio Agretti is the most advanced rangehood on the market. The space-age design has an integrated, simple to use LCD TV.

The VELA is perfect for keeping up with the latest news or watching your favourite cooking shows and the four-speed control means VELA has the power to remove all cooking fumes.

Joining the VELA is the ultimate coffee machine for the home, the fully integrated S-CM5 Built-in Coffee Machine. The chic, harmonious design uses the best technology to reclaim your bench space. With a decaffeinated function, milk frother and hot water spout you can whip up your morning coffee at the touch of a button

Both designs take the guesswork out of maintenance, letting you know when they need refilling, cleaning or filter management.

The ILVE S-CM5 and VELA LCD TV Rangehood demand attention and offer all the perfect qualities fit for the modern kitchen.

Available from ILVE showrooms and selected retailers.

www.ilve.com.au

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