At the Living Kitchen 2015 exhibition, Liebherr Domestic Appliances will be inspiring visitors on a stand covering 390 m², displaying energy-efficient cooling and refrigeration appliances from the current product range. The trade fair, which is being held in at the Imm in Cologne, Germany from 19 to 25 January 2015, is the international kitchen event for both the specialist trade and for consumers.
Visitors to exhibition stand A-047 in Hall 4.2 will be given an impression of how Liebherr appliances can be harmoniously integrated into our living space and will experience a broad range of products with special surfaces, colours and equipment features. Furthermore, visitors to the exhibition will be able to talk to experts from Liebherr and find out for themselves about the quality of the products.
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