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Miele unveils new cooking appliances in popular Pearl Beige finish

Miele has expanded its VitroLine cooking range with four new built-to-order models, now available in the brand’s Pearl Beige finish. The launch combines Miele’s high-performance technology with a warm, contemporary aesthetic designed to bring elegance and subtle sophistication to today’s kitchens.

Previously available only within Miele’s handleless ArtLine range, Pearl Beige is now introduced into the VitroLine collection, which features handles in the same colour for a more traditional, yet still modern, appearance.

The new additions include the H7440 BM 45cm Microwave Combi Oven, the H7464 BP 60cm Oven, the DGC7440 HC Pro 45cm Steam Combi Oven and the DGC7460 HC Pro 60cm Steam Combi Oven. Each appliance showcases a refined blend of grey and beige, paired with metallic rear printing on white glass. The glossy surface, enhanced by a subtle glitter effect, ensures the finish integrates seamlessly into both light and dark kitchen schemes.

With this update, Pearl Beige is now available across an extended suite of Miele products, enabling homeowners to create a fully coordinated design. Complementary options include built-in coffee machines, warming drawers, wine conditioning units and cooker hoods. The move reflects rising consumer demand for warm, natural tones that bring a cocooning quality to the home – a style trend that continues to gain momentum towards 2026. Pearl Beige also pairs well with natural materials such as wood, highlighting its versatility in contemporary interior design.

Tom Hopper, category manager for kitchens at Miele GB, said: “Building on the success of Pearl Beige in our ArtLine series, bringing this sought-after colourway to our VitroLine range allows us to offer customers a beautifully understated alternative for traditional kitchen styling. The warm, natural tone and distinctive glass finish add elegance and depth to any space, while the range’s expanded functionality meets the needs of today’s discerning home cooks.”

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