Wood is beautiful, but you won’t find it here, because it can diminish the storage environment - and your delicate wines. For reliable preservation, you need a Perlick. Their dual-zone column wine reserve features precision temperature in two separate temperature zones and smart humidity control to properly care and serve your favorite vintages. Combined with high-end stainless steel finishes and a cascade of stunning blue or white LED light, nothing protects and presents a treasured wine collection quite like a Perlick.

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QUICK FEATURES

• Powerful—yet efficient—commercial-grade cooling

• Sleek PerlIQ™ touch-screen control panel

• Stainless steel interior and triple-pane glass

• Smart humidity and natural carbon air filtration

• Convertible display shelf

• Dual-zone design provides storage for a total of 86 bottles in two temperature zones

• 12.2 cu. ft. of storage space

• Integrated design comes ready to accept custom panel and hardware

• Three Full Year Warranty plus additional nine years on sealed system

• Model Number: CR24D-1

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SMART HUMIDITY AND AIR FILTRATION

Advanced technology monitors humidity levels in the reserve, and if necessary, pushes additional moisture into the compartment to maintain 60-70% humidity. This preserves corks, prevents oxidation and ensures the quality of wine. This, along with natural carbon air filtration, ensures ideal conditions for wine preservation and maturation.

TWO INDEPENDENTLY-CONTROLLED TEMPERATURE ZONES

White wine is best enjoyed at a cooler serving temperature than red wine, which is why Perlick dual-zone models offer two independently-controlled temperature zones. Store red (top zone) and white (lower zone) wine at separate temperatures, or plan for long-term storage with cellar mode which bring the entire reserve to 55F.

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Need a different size? Cole’s Appliance & Furniture Co. carries the whole line of Perlick Wine Reservation. To see all that is available click here.

Receive Up to $750 rebate offer on your new gas range

Stop by Cole’s Appliance & Furniture Co. and place your order before December 31 to save on your Wolf Gas Range with up to $750 Rebate Offer. Call now at 773-525-1797.

Give your kitchen an iconic centerpiece. Wolf gas, dual fuel and new induction ranges are unmistakable heirs of the cooking instruments that have been the choice of professionals for eight decades – and are now the favorite of discerning home cooks. Dual-stacked gas burners or induction zones provide precise control from high end to low, while Wolf's famed dual convection oven delivers consistently delicious cooking results.

Wolf Gas Ranges:

Refined in the uncompromising environment of professional kitchens, with the precise control of dual-stacked, sealed burners topside and the power of a gas oven below. Earn $500 Rebate

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GAS RANGES

You've cooked with gas for years. But never with this kind of precision and power – perfected by Wolf through over eight decades in professional kitchens. Dual-stacked sealed burners deliver powerful highs down to delicate lows, while the convection oven provides the moist heat so beloved by bakers.

Choose 30", 36", 48" or the imposing 60", and configure the cooktop to suit your style, with griddle, broiler or even French top options.

DUAL FUEL RANGES

Discover a new world of cooking – the best of two worlds, actually. Topside: Wolf gas cooking in all its glory, with the power and control of dual-stacked, sealed burners. Below: that marvel of cooking technology, the Wolf dual convection electric oven, with two fans and four heating elements for consistent heat across all racks.

Available in 30", 36", 48" or 60", with cooktop configurations that include griddle, broiler and French top options

INDUCTION RANGES

Now there's an exciting new alternative to gas. Wolf induction ranges give you a cooktop with incredible speed and control – boils water faster than gas, and has almost instantaneous temperature control, yet also gives you ultra-low, steady simmers and melts. Down below, the famed Wolf dual convection oven bakes and roasts with reliably even heat.

Available in professional and transitional styles, in 30" and 36" sizes – the 36" size is exclusive to Wolf.

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Special range rebate offers until Dec. 31st. Call us at 773-525-1797 with any questions or visit us at our Lincoln Avenue Showroom.

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Before you embark on that kitchen remodeling project, it is important to look at current trends and how they can impact the job going forward. Researching current trends in kitchen remodeling does not mean blindly following the crowd or imitating the home improvement projects of your next door neighbors. In fact, once you start doing your homework, you will find that knowing the trends in kitchen remodeling can help you develop a space that is truly personal, meaningful, and totally your own.

Here are some of the most significant trends in the world of kitchen remodeling, starting with the move toward personalization.

Kitchen Remodel Trend #1: Creating a Personal Space

The trend toward personalization has been going on for some time now, and it shows no signs of slowing down. It is easy to see why personalization is so highly prized in kitchen remodeling—after all the kitchen is a special place, and comfort, practicality, and adherence to lifestyle are all to be highly prized. Homeowners are increasingly focused on creating a kitchen design that will enhance the comfort of their cooking and eating spaces. Instead of focusing solely on resale value, modern homeowners are much more concerned about improving their current lifestyles and enhancing the comfort of their family members.

Another factor aiding the trend toward personalization is the aging of the population. More and more older Americans are choosing to age in place, opting to remain in their own homes rather than retirement homes or nursing facilities. The desire to age in place is certainly understandable, and as the population gets ever older, kitchen designs will need to follow suit. Add to that the fact that people are choosing to live in their homes longer rather than move, and you have yet another reason homeowners are choosing to personalize their kitchen remodeling projects and focus on their own needs rather than the desires of some future buyer.

It is also worth noting that different demographics have different lifestyle needs, and that makes the personal kitchen remodel all the more important. The very definition of family has changed markedly in recent years, and that has created changes in the way people prepare their meals, the way they cook, and the way they entertain. Modern kitchen design reflects all of these trends, creating a truly personal space where the homeowner, and their family members, can be comfortable and at home.

Kitchen Remodel Trend #2: The Multi-Function Room

The kitchen used to have a single function, that of daily meal preparation. These days, however, that single room is likely to serve a variety of purposes, and that has created a trend toward a new multi-use space. Modern kitchen designs certainly reflect this move from single-use to multi-use space. As family life becomes busier, and time together more precious, the right remodeling project can encourage family togetherness and improve quality of life for everyone. The trend toward multi-use kitchen design has helped to break down the walls between the kitchen and the living area. In some cases, that breakdown of walls is literal, with homeowners removing the physical barriers that once separated the cooking space from the rest of the house.

In other cases, the barrier of breakdown is more symbolic, but no matter how it is handled, the trend toward multi-use space has changed the way kitchens are designed, and the way they are enjoyed. In this brave new world, visitors might find not only a beautifully designed cooking space, but a home office, a study nook for the kids, or even a fully functional laundry room. They may also find a layout that blends seamlessly from kitchen to living room to family room, a space that encourages family members and friends to congregate, chat, and spend quality time together. This trend toward multi-use kitchen design is also manifested in increased counter space. When a single room is used for so many different purposes, the importance of counter space becomes even greater, and increasing that space is a major goal of many kitchen remodeling projects. From computers and work stations to smart phones and tablets, the modern kitchen needs plenty of counter space to accommodate all those devices. The multi-use revolution often means that specific areas of the kitchen are designed for different activities. The island may be redesigned as a homework station, while the counter is used to prepare meals, and a third area is dedicated to entertaining. In some cases, this means designing the new kitchen with multiple islands, each one dedicated to a specific need of the family members. Many kitchen designs split the room into two distinct spaces, one dedicated to traditional kitchen activities like meal preparation and cleanup and the other side designated as a work area. This creates a multi-use space that keeps everyone happy, something that previously has been difficult to do.

Kitchen Remodel Trend # 3: Open Plan Kitchens

The trend toward open floor plans has been gaining steam in recent years, and many new homes are designed with large open spaces instead of small cramped rooms. This trend toward openness can be seen in many modern kitchen designs, and the open floor plan also contributes to communal use and family togetherness. Kitchens are quickly becoming the new living rooms—the space in the home where family members gather, friends are entertained, and life is lived. As a result, many homeowners are choosing to remove the surrounding walls and physical barriers, creating a large open space that is warm, welcoming, and beautiful. This open kitchen design helps to foster a holistic quality to the layout of the entire home, but it also turns the kitchen into a true status symbol. Modern homeowners love open floor plans, and converting a small cramped kitchen into a large open one can significantly increase the resale value of the property. That gives the conversion to an open floor plan one of the highest returns on investment, something future home sellers should keep in mind. Trend #4 The Kitchen is the Heart of the Home For many years, the living room was considered the heart of the home, but these days that title increasingly goes to the kitchen. The kitchen is the heart of the modern home, and any successful kitchen remodel should create a space that is designed for living. The desire to make the kitchen the heart of the home and designing the space for maximum comfort dovetails well with the aging in place concept, since different stages of life come with very different needs. A young family of four will have very different needs and priorities, and a different way of living than a bachelor, an empty nester, or a young professional with no kids. The open kitchen design can adapt to all those needs, but it can also change as priorities change over time.

Kitchen Remodel Trend#4: The Kitchen is the Heart of the Home

For many years, the living room was considered the heart of the home, but these days that title increasingly goes to the kitchen. The kitchen is the heart of the modern home, and any successful kitchen remodel should create a space that is designed for living. The desire to make the kitchen the heart of the home and designing the space for maximum comfort dovetails well with the aging in place concept, since different stages of life come with very different needs. A young family of four will have very different needs and priorities, and a different way of living than a bachelor, an empty nester, or a young professional with no kids. The open kitchen design can adapt to all those needs, but it can also change as priorities change over time.

Kitchen Remodel Trend #5: The Shift to Transitional Design

The final kitchen design trend on our list is the move from traditional to transitional design. The kitchen is changing, and the needs of various families and living configurations is driving that change. The current trend in kitchen design is toward a clean, comfortable, and simple aesthetic. In the new world of kitchen design, everything may have a practical purpose, but the end result is a beautiful space where everyone feels at home. A transitional kitchen borrows elements or references styles of the past and combines them with contemporary features to produce something new and fresh. This trend has meant a shift toward a contemporary and very modernlooking kitchen, but with style references that feel familiar. Transitional design relies on built-in appliances, that serve both a practical and aesthetic purpose— ehancing the usage experience, while maximizing available space and creating a more pleasing aesthetic. Instead of standing out, the appliances blend in, creating a cohesive, and more beautiful whole. These modern aspects of transitional design may manifest itself in a number of different ways, from sparkling stainless steel ranges and undercounter refrigerators to double sinks and stylish new dishwashers.

The benefits of transitional design are exemplified by modular refrigeration. Built-in, modular refrigerators allow for a completely customizable kitchen space design with dedicated refrigeration, wine preservation, freezer, or ice making units. This creates a flow that accommodates today’s kitchen design trends. Modular units can be placed anywhere in the kitchen to suit storage and design needs while providing convenience of accessibility and point-of-use. That means meats, fruits, and vegetables are conveniently stored near the prep areas, and drinks and snacks are accessable to the kids. Placement is optimized to fit lifestyle and design needs.

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Fall is blowing in, the prospect of winter is around the corner and you are thinking about stocking up! To ensure that your favorite wine lasts throughout the chilly months, you will need dedicated wine storage.

Properly preserving wine has been a concern of wine enthusiasts for generations. Historically, this has been a challenge. Today, dedicated wine refrigerators make it easier than ever to store your favorite varietals in ideal conditions allowing you to enjoy each bottle
 of wine as it should be. Here are just a few of the advantages that come with storing wine in a dedicated wine refrigerator:

Optimum temperatures. Dedicated wine refrigerator doors are not opened as often as general-use refrigerators, allowing for wine to be stored at a more consistent temperature. This is generally a few degrees higher than a domestic refrigerator, which requires lower temperatures to stop foods from spoiling.

Separate storage zones. Some wine refrigerators have separate temperature zones in a single unit, which allows for both red and white wines to be kept at their proper storage temperatures.

Consistent temperatures. Dedicated wine refrigerator doors are not opened as often as general-use refrigerators, and so are able to store wine at a more consistent temperature.

Keep corks in good condition. Wine refrigerator racks are perfectly designed for storing wine bottles neatly and on their sides to keep the corks in good condition.

Stable storage. With a wine refrigerator, special attention is paid to keeping any vibrations to a minimum. Wine needs to be kept as stable as possible. Excessive vibration can agitate the wine and disturb any sediment it contains. Look for a wine refrigerator with a rubber mounted compressor to reduce vibration.

Protection from harmful light. Wine is sensitive to ultraviolet light. Many dedicated wine units use double pane glass to avoid this problem. Some higher end wine refrigerators utilize triple pane glass to further ensure proper preservation.

All of these advantages make it clear that a quality wine refrigerator for storage and wine enjoyment will be an investment that repays itself far into the future.

If you are not sure what the right wine storage is for you, give us a call at our Lincoln Ave. Location 773-525-1797. We always offer wholesale prices to all of our Chicago neighbors.

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