UPDATED: Miele Opens Stylish Sydney Gallery

Mixing art with a stylishly revamped showroom that has lifestyle as its theme, Miele has opened the last of its galleries in its national capital city rollout to showcase its products in a relaxed, yet lively atmosphere at Frenchs Forest.

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Following an extensive renovation which was instigated from the ground up, the impressive new showroom (the company’s 7th across Australia and New Zealand) now features double the space and houses some impressive art works that have been specially commissioned to celebrate its boldness in design, as well as Miele’s range of high quality products.

The creative palette at the Sydney Miele gallery has been chosen to reflect the colours of the sea and waterways, and provides a stunning background to the quality products on display.

The centrepiece of the gallery is a stunning work by Sean Diamond, entitled ‘As Above As Below’, a photo montage of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House, captured using a time-exposed process which he refers to as ‘painting with light’, and which is somewhat reminiscent of a Dale Cihully piece.

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Customers are invited not only to view the stunning artworks, which will be rotated to feature different artists at regular intervals, but also the premium appliances in a relaxed atmosphere.

Not least however, they will also be given the opportunity to taste the results of signature dishes that have been created by Shannon Bennett, owner and chef at Melbourne’s renowned Vue de monde restaurant, to test the skills of Miele’s innovative appliances.

As with all the other Miele galleries, an extensive live kitchen is a key feature of the success of the gallery concept. Miele Home Economists buzz around the beautifully laid out kitchen, and conduct cooking appliance classes which are sometimes even hosted by celebrity chefs.

 The live demonstrations are open to anyone interested in purchasing Miele appliances, or indeed have already purchased items.

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The demonstrations are aimed at getting homs cooks to maximise the versatility of the company’s range of appliances and get hands on with its products, which include its impressive H 5000 series, as well as steam ovens (a new version of which is due to be launched in May) and induction cook tops.

A booking fee of $25 will apply to any pre-purchase demonstrations, but can be redeemed with the purchase of any item from the gallery, including Miele accessories and appliance care collection products.