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The KitchenAid 44 DBA Dishwasher in Printshield™ finish with FreeFlex™ Third Rack features the largest third rack available* for all of your culinary tools, from prep to table. With a FreeFlex™ Third Rack that has a deep, angled design that fits 6" glasses, mugs and bowls, an Advanced Clean Water Wash System that uses microfiltration to continuously remove food particles during the wash, and a Leak Detection System with sensor alert and protective drip tray that provides peace of mind, this innovative third level rack dishwasher makes cleanup an afterthought. Visit KitchenAid.ca for more information on this outstanding dishwasher!

*Among leading brands based on volume.
The Challenge: We asked two designers to create a kitchen concept inspired by s gorgeous, colorful KitchenAid Commercial-Style Range.

Gabriele's Retro-Inspired Urban Kitchen
Inspired by a diner from the 1960s, this kitchen is the perfect place to showcase the KitchenAid Commercial-style Range in Passion Red! A graphic patterned floor creates a fun vibe without competing with the stunning red range. Cabinetry in contrasting colors continues that theme, with white cabinetry with dark countertops, contrasted by a dark island with a terrazzo countertop! Sleek black hardware and stainless steel appliances finish the look with an air of urban sophistication. See full sources and information here.

Jo's Modern Farmhouse Kitchen
Inspired by a gorgeous KitchenAid Commercial-style Range in Ink Blue, this modern farmhouse kitchen definitely offers plenty of WOW factor! Crisp white cabinetry is contrasted by a dark, dramatic backsplash. Traditional textiles, a gorgeous apron sink and wood finishes create a warm, moody look with rustic charm, perfect for a family to hangout in! Two-tone detailing on the hardware brings a touch of gold into the space in a subtle way for a hint of luxury that doesn't distract from the feel of the space. See full sources and information here.
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