(You’ll Actually Use)
1. Smart Appliances That Learn Your Habits
Forget one-size-fits-all. The latest smart kitchen appliances use AI and machine learning to adapt to your preferences. Ovens that suggest recipes based on what’s in your fridge, refrigerators that track expiry dates and reorder groceries, and dishwashers that auto-adjust to load types are no longer futuristic — they’re becoming standard.
Example: Brands like V-Zug and Miele now offer connected kitchen systems that sync cooking, cleaning, and food management through a single app.
2. Voice and App-Controlled Everything
From preheating your oven via smartphone to asking Alexa to start the coffee machine, voice and app integration gives you full command of your kitchen — even when your hands are full. With many systems compatible across platforms (Apple HomeKit, Google Assistant, Alexa), the tech kitchen of 2025 puts control in your voice or pocket.
Pro tip: Choose appliances that integrate with your existing smart home ecosystem to keep things seamless.
3. Smart Faucets and Water Systems
Imagine a faucet that dispenses the exact amount of water you need, at the perfect temperature — just by voice command or hand gesture. Smart faucets save water, improve hygiene, and make multitasking easier than ever.
Some systems even offer filtered, boiling, or sparkling water straight from the tap — all programmable.
4. Lighting That Thinks Ahead
Connected lighting isn’t just about ambience. Motion sensors, programmable scenes, and circadian light cycles can now be integrated into your kitchen’s architecture. Whether you’re cooking late at night or waking up early, your lighting adjusts to support comfort, safety, and efficiency.
5. Connected Cooking Systems
Tech-savvy homeowners are embracing connected cooking ecosystems — where the oven, vent, and hob communicate with each other. These systems can optimize temperature, reduce energy waste, and automatically adjust extraction levels.
Pair this with a smart kitchen display for recipe videos, nutrition tracking, and even Zoom calls while you cook.
Is a Smart Kitchen Worth It? Absolutely.
When done right, smart kitchens aren’t just about gadgetry — they’re about creating a smoother, more intuitive environment where technology supports real life. At Birgit Müller, we help integrate these innovations into beautifully designed spaces, without compromising on style or craftsmanship.