Monogram

Monogram is the luxury statement of GE Appliances, a line built to be the confident centerpiece of a high-end kitchen rather than a quiet participant in it. Professional-grade ranges, ovens, cooktops, ventilation and refrigeration are drawn together under a design language meant to make a room feel intentional.

That intent is easiest to read at full scale. Monogram's proportions, its materials and its hardware are designed to be seen, and a working floor is where seen becomes felt. In the Gallery the line is judged the way a client will judge it, standing in front of it in a finished kitchen.

In our showroom

Coming to our Roseville gallery

See Monogram in a finished, working kitchen when the Design Gallery showroom in Roseville opens September 17-18, 2026. Book a visit and we will walk you through it in person.

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Range vignette with a green and copper hood in a Design Gallery environment

Monogram is designed and built by GE Appliances, headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky, now a Haier company, which pairs American design and manufacturing with the scale of a global parent. The result is a full luxury suite with a coherent identity, so a kitchen specified in Monogram reads as one considered decision rather than a mix of parts.

For a designer, that coherence across the whole suite is the draw. Cook on a Monogram cooktop, open a working oven, and decide whether the statement it makes is the one your client's kitchen wants, before a single unit is specified.

Monogram at the scale it was drawn for

Monogram is drawn to hold the middle of a room, and that kind of confidence is exactly what a small photograph drains away. On our floor you can read it the way a client will: the proportions of a range, the weight of the hardware, the finish of a column refrigerator standing in a finished room. During chef sessions the cooking is live, so the statement Monogram is built to make becomes something you stand inside rather than approve from a page.

The Monogram range on our floor

Monogram covers the whole kitchen in one design language, and the floor is where that language reads as one hand:

Ranges and rangetops

professional-grade cooking meant to anchor the room.

Wall ovens

built-in ovens finished to sit within the suite rather than stand apart.

Cooktops

gas and induction surfaces for a cooktop-and-oven layout.

Refrigeration columns

integrated column refrigeration to place cold as architecture.

Ventilation and dishwashing

hoods and dishwashing finished in the same language to complete the kitchen.

On the floor the language either holds from the range to the hood or it does not, and that is quickly obvious.

Specifying Monogram with our team

For a designer, Monogram's draw is coherence: a whole suite drawn in one language rather than assembled from separate parts. The brand has a long designer-collaboration history and describes more than thirty years of luxury craft under the GE Appliances name. Bring your plans and our team can walk you from the suite and finishes to the ventilation sizing and rough-in, and you can cook a client through a Monogram kitchen while it is running. See For Designers to set up a partnership.

Guests tasting dishes at the island during an evening event at Design Gallery

Where to see it

On our Roseville floor

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Frequently asked questions

What is Monogram, and who makes it?

Monogram is the luxury line of GE Appliances, a Haier company, and it is designed and built in Kentucky. It is a full suite of professional-grade cooking, refrigeration, ventilation and dishwashing under one design language.

Can I see and cook on Monogram at the showroom?

Yes. Monogram is installed on our Roseville floor and cooking whenever a chef session is running. You can work a cooktop, open a wall oven, and judge the proportions and finish in a finished kitchen rather than from a catalog.

Does Monogram work as a coordinated suite?

Yes. Monogram is designed as a full luxury suite in one visual language, from ranges to refrigeration columns to ventilation. Seeing it assembled on the floor is how a designer confirms that coherence.

Does Monogram have a history of working with designers?

It does. Monogram runs Design and Experience Centers, has collaborated with names from the design world, and hosts its Iconic Kitchen Awards for luxury kitchen design, which is part of why it is specified so often by the trade.

Do you help designers specify Monogram?

Yes. Our team works with designers on the suite, finishes, ventilation sizing and rough-in, and a client can be hosted while the kitchen runs. See the For Designers page.