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At the island
Cooktops, downdraft ventilation, counter depth, prep space, and movement around the island can be judged together.
JennAir at KI Atelier
Explore JennAir appliances at KI Atelier in Vancouver, where more than 50 installed products are shown across 12 staged kitchen displays.
The showroom brings JennAir into the language of the kitchen, with products shown alongside cabinetry, surfaces, lighting, islands, appliance walls, and working cooking areas.
Showroom experience
JennAir is easier to understand inside a working kitchen. At KI Atelier, appliances are placed within islands, tall cabinetry, panel-ready runs, wine areas, prep zones, and working cooking zones.
Visitors can open doors, read proportions at real scale, compare finishes, and see how lighting, handles, panels, countertops, ventilation, and circulation change the feel of the room.
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Cooktops, downdraft ventilation, counter depth, prep space, and movement around the island can be judged together.
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Ovens, steam, speed ovens, coffee, and refrigeration can be reviewed by height, alignment, and cabinet rhythm.
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Panel-ready refrigeration, dishwashing, wine storage, and specialty units show how appliances become part of the final kitchen composition.
Showroom scale
The JennAir presence at KI Atelier is not limited to one display. It runs through the showroom, giving visitors several ways to understand the appliances.
Each area shows a different relationship between product, cabinetry, surface planning, cooking, refrigeration, entertaining, and daily use.
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Full kitchen displays show JennAir appliances with cabinetry, surfaces, lighting, working heights, and circulation around them.
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The showroom includes cooking, refrigeration, wall ovens, dishwashing, wine storage, coffee, ice, and specialty appliances.
Live
A live kitchen gives key cooking appliances a practical setting where layout, movement, ventilation, and use can be discussed together.
Live kitchen focus
The JennAir NextGen Downdraft Induction Cooktop combines induction cooking with ventilation at the cooking surface. In an island, peninsula, or open cooking area, vapours are drawn down where they begin.
In KI Atelier’s live kitchen, the advantage becomes visible quickly. The cooktop keeps the cooking zone open, reduces the need for an overhead hood, and helps visitors understand how ventilation can become part of the kitchen design.
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With ventilation built into the cooktop, an island can stay visually lighter, more social, and better connected to the room.
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Fast pan response supports searing, simmering, reducing, and more controlled cooking at the surface.
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The grease filter is accessible from the top, with removable components designed for practical cleaning after real cooking.
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Exterior venting and recirculation options give project teams more ways to work through different kitchen conditions.
Appliance range
The JennAir experience extends beyond one appliance. Visitors can move from cooking surfaces to ovens, refrigeration, wine storage, dishwashing, coffee, ice, and the smaller details that shape daily use.
The focus stays on application, including cabinet planning, tall-wall rhythm, island use, food storage, dishwashing, and the support spaces around entertaining.
Cooking
Induction, gas, rangetops, and downdraft cooking can be compared by heat source, layout, countertop relationship, and ventilation path.
Ovens
Wall ovens, steam, speed, and combination ovens show how cooking function, door swing, control height, and tall cabinetry work together.
Refrigeration
Column refrigeration, drawers, wine storage, and undercounter units can be judged by access, lighting, panel treatment, and food storage planning.
Panel integration
Panel-ready refrigeration and dishwashing show how appliances can sit quietly within the millwork or become a deliberate part of the composition.
Entertaining
Coffee, ice, warming, wine, and undercounter storage help show how a kitchen supports hosting, morning routines, prep areas, and secondary zones.
Details
Obsidian interiors, dark glass, lighting effects, touch controls, and flush installation details are shown alongside real cabinet finishes.
For your project
Some visitors are comparing appliances for a new home. Others arrive with drawings, a client presentation, or a project schedule. The visit gives those decisions a physical reference point.
Appliance walls, islands, panel-ready runs, working heights, lighting, storage, and circulation can be discussed with the room in front of you.
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Homeowners
See how cooking, refrigeration, dishwashing, coffee, wine, and ventilation fit the way the kitchen will be used.
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Design professionals
Compare appliance placement, panel integration, sightlines, cabinet rhythm, and surface relationships with the products in view.
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Builders and developers
Use installed examples to talk through access, presentation, maintenance, delivery planning, and consistency across more than one kitchen.
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Trade partners
The showroom provides a shared reference point for explaining options, narrowing down decisions, and keeping the kitchen design grounded.
Showroom views
A visit to KI Atelier gives JennAir a physical setting. You can read the scale of an appliance wall, stand beside an island, open refrigeration, and see how the products sit with real cabinetry and surfaces.
These views offer a preview of the showroom experience, from cooking and refrigeration to wine storage, integrated panels, and the details that are easier to understand in person.
Gastown showroom
The JennAir Vancouver Experience Centre is located inside KI Atelier at 101 Water Street in Gastown.
Booked visits give clients, designers, architects, builders, and project teams time to move through the space, see the appliances in place, and connect product choices to the wider kitchen plan.
Address
101 Water Street
Vancouver BC V6B 1A7
Showroom hours
Monday to Friday, 10AM to 6PM
Weekend visits by appointment
Contact
604 688 8833
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