New printing options: SCHOTT introduces new color compositions for future kitchen trends
Tuesday, December 12, 2023, Mainz, Germany
- SCHOTT introduces two new color compositions for printing on glass. These align with the latest color and design trends in modern kitchens.
- Light colors are back and will brighten any kitchen: With SCHOTT True White, household appliances shine with a brilliant white tone.
- Whether cabinet fronts or household appliances, matte surfaces are in vogue: SCHOTT Super Satin Plus provides a matte and satin look and feel to glass.
While dark colors have historically been the go-to method for bringing elegance into the kitchen, heading into 2024, trends in kitchen design are swinging back towards bright, lighter colors and matte surfaces. It's not just the cabinets that are straightforward and tidy – the glass fronts of household appliances such as ovens, ventilation hoods, and cooktops should blend as seamlessly as possible into the overall design as well. SCHOTT is responding to these trends with two new color creations for printing on glass, thus providing additional, up-to-date design options for household appliance manufacturers and designers.
SCHOTT True White creates a brilliant white tone without a green tint, even with soda-lime glass. Photo: SCHOTT
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These attributes characterize SCHOTT as a manufacturer of high-tech materials based on specialty glass. Founder Otto Schott is considered its inventor and became the pioneer of an entire industry. Always opening up new markets and applications with a pioneering spirit and passion – this is what has driven the #glasslovers at SCHOTT for almost 140 years. Represented in over 30 countries, the company is a highly skilled partner for high-tech industries: Healthcare, Home Appliances & Living, Consumer Electronics, Semiconductors & Datacom, Optics, Industry & Energy, Automotive, Astronomy & Aerospace. In the fiscal year 2022, its 17,200 employees generated sales of 2.8 billion euros. SCHOTT AG is owned by the Carl Zeiss Foundation, one of the oldest foundations in Germany. It uses the Group's dividends to promote science. As a foundation company, SCHOTT has anchored responsibility for employees, society and the environment deeply in its DNA. The goal is to become a climate-neutral company by 2030.
Lea Kaiser
PR & Communications Manager