Gaggenau is a German manufacturer of luxury kitchen appliances with origins dating to 1683, when Margrave Ludwig Wilhelm von Baden established an ironworks in the town of Gaggenau in the Black Forest region of Germany. The brand transitioned from industrial manufacturing to household appliances in the twentieth century. Gaggenau is owned by BSH Hausgerate GmbH, a joint venture between Robert Bosch GmbH and Siemens that was fully acquired by Bosch in 2015.

Gaggenau specializes in built-in kitchen appliances positioned at the highest tier of the residential appliance market. The product range includes ovens, steam ovens, vacuum drawers, warming drawers, cooktops (induction, gas, and the distinctive Vario modular system), ventilation systems, refrigeration columns, freezers, wine climate cabinets, dishwashers, espresso machines, and the EB 333 combination steam oven, one of the brand's most recognized products.

The brand is known for its industrial aesthetic, characterized by stainless steel surfaces, anthracite finishes, and a design language that emphasizes visible functionality. Gaggenau's Vario cooling series features modular refrigeration columns that can be combined in custom configurations, while the Vario cooktop system offers individual modules for gas, induction, electric grill, deep fryer, and teppan yaki that can be arranged according to the cook's preferences.

Gaggenau operates showrooms in major cities worldwide, including dedicated experience centers where clients and design professionals can interact with the full product range. Products are sold through authorized kitchen dealers, luxury appliance retailers, and kitchen design studios. Gaggenau appliances are a standard specification in many luxury residential developments and high-end kitchen projects globally.

Luxury Home Technology

Gaggenau integrates advanced technology into its premium kitchen appliance range, including connected appliances with Home Connect smart home functionality, precision-controlled steam and convection cooking systems, and modular Vario cooling and cooking configurations. The brand's appliances represent the intersection of luxury design and culinary technology in high-end residential environments.

Luxury Kitchenware

Gaggenau manufactures luxury built-in kitchen appliances including ovens, steam ovens, cooktops, ventilation systems, refrigeration columns, wine climate cabinets, dishwashers, and espresso machines. The Vario modular cooktop and cooling systems allow custom configurations. With origins dating to 1683 in the Black Forest, Gaggenau is known for its industrial stainless steel aesthetic and is a standard specification in high-end kitchen projects globally.