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KitchenAid just unveiled its latest Design Series stand mixer, and its glowing, jewel-like glass bowl took my breath away

With a fluted bowl made from hardened glass, and integrated light, the new Design Series mixer shines like a diamond.

KitchenAid just unveiled its latest Design Series stand mixer, and its glowing, jewel-like glass bowl took my breath away

KitchenAid has introduced its latest Design Series stand mixer, the Luminaire Stand Mixer, featuring a fluted glass bowl and integrated light that gives it a striking, jewel-like appearance. Priced at $699.99, it is now available directly from the company. While KitchenAid has produced numerous innovative stand mixers in the past, the Luminaire stands out with its unique design, which some might find too attractive to use for baking.

Despite its elegant appearance, the glass bowl is robust and can handle regular baking tasks as well as specialized ones like tempering chocolate. It is accompanied by stainless steel accessories, such as a double flex-edge beater, dough hook, wire whip, and flat beater, all of which are dishwasher-safe. The mixer body comes in a new shade called Peppercorn Blue, which complements the company's official color for 2026, Spearmint.

Additionally, KitchenAid is releasing a limited edition of 36-Inch Luminaire Commercial-Style Ranges in Peppercorn Blue, with only five units to be produced. Other KitchenAid Design Series models, like the Evergreen with its natural green and walnut wood design, have set a trend of earthy tones in kitchens. The Luminaire's futuristic, luminous design might signal a shift towards more modern and futuristic aesthetics in kitchen appliances.

The Design Series Luminaire Mixer is now available for purchase starting September 15, 2023, directly from KitchenAid.

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