Microwaves - De Dietrich - Siemens

Very few manufacturers can boast over 300 years of history as La Maison De Dietrich can. Since its creation at the end of the 17th century, the company has provided a constant stream of creations, innovations and unique technology, such as the first domestic cooker, the pyrolytic oven, and the saturated steam oven. In 1990, De Dietrich invented the first induction hobs. Making them a real market leader.

For over 300 years De Dietrich has been at the forefront of many technological advances. They are renowned as a supplier of market-leading premium kitchen appliances that are not only innovative but beautiful in their design.

De Dietrich over the years have continued to pioneer technological advances in the home appliance market, regularly introducing ground breaking innovations and concepts.

De Dietrich ovens are part of their stunning collections – platinum, pure white, iron grey and absolute black. With soft close doors, many cooking functions, steam and pyrolytic options. Team them up with De Dietrich’s compact appliances for the ultimate kitchen experience. 

Available in 4 fantastic colours as part of their collections, De Dietrich’s range of hobs are the perfect choice. Whether you prefer gas or induction, or perhaps you want to create your own domino hob and have a mixture of everything, De Dietrich have you covered.

Available in 4 fantastic colours as part of their 2018 collections, De Dietrich’s range of built-in microwaves are the perfect choice. Available for both tall housing and wall units, these microwaves look superb when teamed up with other appliances from the collection. With a variation of models including microwave only, microwave with grill and combination microwave you are sure to find the right microwave for your kitchen. 

De Dietrich hoods match their other appliances perfectly as part of their stunning 2018 collections. Available in an array of styles to suit all kitchens such as canopy, ceiling, chimney, downdraft, integrated, island and telescopic, you are sure to find your perfect match. Also available in a variation of 5 stunning colours, different extraction rates and A+ – C energy efficiency ratings, De Dietrich’s cooker hoods are a great choice for your kitchen. 

This integrated Espresso coffee machine matches the design of both the Platinum and Absolute Black Collection. It is equipped with cappuccino and macchiato functions.

Designed to keep plates, bowls and coffee plates warm, the drawer is food approved and closes gently thanks to a clever breaking system that prevents any rattling of the crockery.

With a prized stainless steel surface that immediately captivates the eye, this gas hob provides a stellar level of excellence that allows you to explore the art of cooking.

La Maison De Dietrich has been built upon a dynasty of visionaries.
It all started in Jaegerthal, a valley to the north of Strasbourg, with a tremendous gamble. In 1684, Johann Dietrich decided to invest in the forging industry. He stamped all his creations with a hunting horn, and in doing so created the first logo in industrial history.
La Maison De Dietrich entered into a new era under the leadership of Jean de Dietrich, the successor who was given a peerage by Louis XV, and subsequently with Amélie de Dietrich, who was the first woman in industry to bring the importance of design and appearance into industrial production. With this strong momentum behind it, the brand has never ceased to develop its approach towards innovation, ground-breaking ideas, and the French art of living.

Few French manufacturers can boast over 300 years of history as La Maison De Dietrich can. Since its creation at the end of the 17th century, the company has provided a constant stream of creations, innovations and unique technology, such as the first domestic cooker, the pyrolytic oven, and the saturated steam oven. In 1990, De Dietrich invented the first induction hobs.
In 2010 it created Piano, the first zoneless induction hob, and in 2013 it launched the HoriZone Chef induction hob, which counts four different cooking modes among its innovative new features.
Expertise is passed on from generation to generation, allowing us to offer a level of excellence today that is very rarely achieved. Inspired by its heritage, and its inherited knowledge, the new De Dietrich design is just as much a signature look as it is the personification of the French art of living.