The newest members of luxury appliance brand Thermador’s Design Council have been announced, bringing the group’s total to 18 design professionals. Each council member was handpicked from across the U.S. for their expertise, distinct style, and deep connection to the luxury consumer market. Through their collective knowledge and inspiration, this group of design professionals offers exclusive insights into the development of Thermador products, bringing on-the-pulse design trends and technologies to the luxury market.
“As a leader in modern design, Thermador looks to the opinions and insights from the Thermador Design Council and leverages their collective expertise of luxury consumer insights to inform product design,” said Janina Forberger, Thermador Head of Industrial Design in a statement. “This dedicated group of forward-thinking design professionals has been pivotal in allowing us to look to the future of the brand and bring cutting-edge innovation to the market.”
The 18 individuals encompassing the Thermador Design Council include:
- Jason Clifton, Bauer / Clifton Interiors (Alaska)
- Jeremy Bauer, Bauer / Clifton Interiors (Alaska)
- Camia Brown, Camia Brown Interiors (New York)
- Allie Mann, Case Design (Virginia)
- Emily Clark, Clark & Co. Homes (Idaho)
- Elizabeth P. Lord, Elizabeth P. Lord Residential Design LLC (Colorado)
- Shannon Ggem, Ggem Design (California)
- Chris Goddard, Goddard Design Group (Arkansas)
- Sarit Saruri, Interior Conception (California)
- Sharon Cleland, J. Banks Design Group (South Carolina)
- Kathryn Salyer, Kathryn Salyer Design & Renovation (Virginia)
- Lisa H. Mende, Lisa Mende Design (North Carolina)
- Michele King, Michele King Interior Design (Utah)
- Nisha Varma, NV Luxe Interiors (New Jersey)
- Beth Dotolo, Pulp Design Studios (Washington)
- Carolina Gentry, Pulp Design Studios (Texas)
- Jonathan Savage, Savage Interior Design (Tennessee)
- Ili Hidalgo-Nilsson, Terracotta Design Build (Georgia)
“We are thrilled to announce the members of the Thermador design council that will serve as our creative and innovation compass,” said Beatriz Sandoval, Thermador Head of Marketing. “As a brand that is continuously evolving to meet the needs of our luxury consumers, we hold the market insights from our design and trade partners in the highest regard. Our collaboration with this esteemed council helps influence our creativity and innovative design trends, producing technologies that our consumers expect from our brand.”
The Thermador Design Council plays an instrumental role in advancing Thermador’s commitment to ensuring that Thermador appliances exceed expectations in design, functionality, and technology and will have its 2024 kickoff in May at the newly opened BSH Experience and Design Center in Miami.
Located in the heart of the Miami Design District, the 8,000-square-foot flagship showroom boasts a 3,000-square-foot terrace overlooking the city and offers consumers, builders, architects, and design professionals a chance to experience the latest innovative home appliances from Thermador, as well as BSH Home Appliances brands Bosch and Gaggenau.
Visit www.thermador.com for more information on the Thermador design council and the newest offerings from the brand.
About Thermador
Since 1916, Thermador has introduced innovative breakthroughs – from the world’s first wall ovens and gas cooktops with the patented Star Burner to the Freedom Induction Cooktop, the first full-surface induction appliance, as well as the Freedom Collection, the first modular built-in fresh food, freezer and wine preservation columns. Thermador products span two distinctive luxury collections: Masterpiece and Professional. These collections establish a true connection with consumers through Home Connect, which provides access to personalized content, unique partnerships and customized product guidance.
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