In the gallery
Wolf
The only place in Greater Sacramento where you can see Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances working.
Wolf brings professional cooking heat under precise control: dual-fuel ranges, rangetops, built-in ovens, steam ovens and ventilation, installed and working on our floor.
The red knobs are a promise. Turn one, hold the simmer, and feel the difference control makes before you commit to a single model.
On the floor in Roseville
See Wolf in a finished, working kitchen at Design Gallery Roseville. Book a visit and we will walk you through it in person.
Book a gallery visit
A guest chef will cook on Wolf at our chef demonstrations. In a working-kitchen session the appliances become the argument: real heat, real food.
A range you have cooked on is a range you can commit to. Bring your plans, or bring your appetite, and judge the argument yourself.
Wolf dual-fuel and induction ranges in Roseville
Three Wolf ranges stand at Design Gallery: a 48-inch dual-fuel range and a 36-inch induction range in the Napa kitchen, and a 60-inch dual-fuel range under a 60-inch pro hood liner in the Walnut Creek kitchen. Dual fuel means gas burners over electric convection ovens; the Wolf versions here carry six dual-stacked sealed burners each, from a 300 Btu simmer to 20,000 Btu, with an infrared griddle on the 48 and a dual griddle on the 60.
The induction range is the other answer to the same question: five induction zones over an electric convection oven, controlled from a color touchscreen.
Napa is the kitchen our chefs cook in, and the Napa display page lists every piece in it.
Wolf coffee, warming and microwave drawers
The smaller Wolf pieces decide how a kitchen works day to day, and four of them are in the gallery:
a 30-inch built-in coffee system in black glass, with its own grinder and milk frothing, in Walnut Creek.
a 30-inch drawer that holds plates and food from 80 to 200 degrees, in Napa.
a 30-inch drawer that opens below the counter instead of at eye level, in Napa.
a 15-inch two-zone induction cooktop built to sit beside other Wolf modules, in Napa.
A convection steam oven is the Wolf piece people ask about most, and whether it earns a place in a plan is answered in the Journal: is a steam oven worth it.
A Wolf outdoor grill in the Santorini kitchen
Wolf also builds for the patio, and the Santorini outdoor kitchen at Design Gallery carries a Wolf outdoor gas grill with a side burner, next to Sub-Zero outdoor refrigerator drawers in Urban Bonfire cabinetry. It is set up the way an outdoor kitchen is planned: the grill, the cold storage and the prep surface within a step of each other.
Seeing it beside the indoor Wolf kitchens makes the family resemblance plain, down to the knobs. The Santorini display page lists the rest of the outdoor kitchen.
Who makes Wolf, and where it is built
Wolf ranges and cooking appliances are made by the Wolf Appliance Company in Fitchburg, Wisconsin, part of the family-owned Sub-Zero Group. Sub-Zero acquired the residential side of Wolf in 2000, and the group now pairs Wolf cooking with Sub-Zero refrigeration and Cove dishwashers.
That shared ownership is why Wolf and Sub-Zero are designed to sit together, and why the red knobs on a Wolf range sit so easily beside a panel-ready Sub-Zero column. Clearances and rough-in for every Wolf product follow the Wolf Design Guide, the installation specification Wolf publishes and does not let anyone change; our team walks it through against the actual hood and cabinetry.
Where to see it
Seeing Wolf near Sacramento
Design Gallery is at 900 Sunrise Ave in Roseville, a short drive from Sacramento, and Wolf here is installed in finished kitchens. Book a visit to stand at the burners, turn the red knobs and open the oven doors at your own pace.
To watch a Wolf range cook, come to a chef session: a guest chef works the Napa kitchen with real heat and real food, and the dates are on the events calendar.
Designers can host a client in the room with our team; see the Trade Program for designers.
Frequently asked questions
Can we cook on the Wolf range during a visit?
During chef sessions and private trade visits, yes, the working kitchen is the heart of the Gallery.
Which Wolf lines are on the floor?
Dual-fuel ranges, rangetops, built-in ovens, steam ovens and ventilation, installed and working.
See it in the gallery
See Wolf installed and running in our working kitchen, then book a visit to walk the floor with us.
900 Sunrise Ave, RosevilleMonday – Saturday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM(916) 500-5417
Alongside Wolf
More brands in ranges, ovens and cooktops, represented at Design Gallery.
Professional-style appliances with the look of a commercial kitchen.
American, family-owned professional-style cooking and ventilation.
Cast-iron range cookers that hold heat and cook by radiant warmth.
Professional-style ranges with open burners and heavy construction.
Appliances finished to taste, with interchangeable hardware and color.
The connected kitchen, where the appliance meets you halfway.
