Keller showcases kitchen innovations at Küchenmeile

Keller presented its latest kitchen innovations at Küchenmeile, showcasing its range under the theme “The art of combination”. The company’s National Sales Manager UK, Tim Spann, noted that the Keller space was busy, with its innovations for 2027 being well received.

The star of the show was the biobased Enduura® elba range, which was newly expanded after receiving the Red Dot Design Award.

Keller’s range is unique in the UK and Benelux countries, comprising a distinctive palette of colours, materials, styles, and price segments. The Keller Colour Concept supports design freedom, allowing all shades, décors, and materials to be combined perfectly.

This gives dealers the opportunity to create a suitable, distinctive design for every customer, from subtle tone-on-tone to bold contrast. The range is also flexible in terms of budget, with options from entry-level to premium specification.

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Keller is targeting consumers who want to choose a beautiful kitchen that takes into account the impact on future generations. The company has introduced four colours in the Enduura® elba range, tailored for the contract market where demand is strongest. The aim had always been to expand the range further from 2027, with the ambition of fully replacing the traditional chipboard-and-melamine range with the biobased variant by 2030.

Due to the great success and market adoption on the one hand, and the demand for more colours in order to feel confident about making the switch on the other, this timeline has been brought forward. The range was expanded from 4 to 17 colours in July 2026 and, from 1 January 2027, this will be increased further to a total of 24 colours.

In 2027, Keller will introduce new glass fronts, materials, and expanded rounded end panels. The glass-front range will be expanded to nine frame colours, and new types of glass will be available. Dealers will have even more freedom to tailor glass cabinets to different interior styles.

Keller is also introducing rounded end panels in a wood look, matching the Ithaca series, a true-to-nature wood effect. This addition responds to the trend towards softer shapes and natural materials in contemporary kitchen designs.