Preview küchenwohntrends Salzburg 2025:
More comfort thanks to smart technology

Controlled air flow with hob extractors

The air ducts from Naber are very flexible and easy to install and can be used with a wide range of high-performance extractor systems. Kitchen planners nowadays pay particular attention to the air flow behind hob extractors. Installed directly at the hob, this popular type of extractor draws cooking vapours down behind the furniture body. With unguided recirculating air, moisture and pollutants can accumulate here and lead to dangerous mould growth.

Naber will be showing two scenarios for how hob extractors can be safely and cleanly integrated at Stand E 51 in Hall 10. With guided recirculating air, the steam is channelled through air ducts into special filter boxes. They are located in the base of the kitchen cabinet and gently guide the cleaned cooking vapours back into the room. In exhaust air operation, the cooking vapours are channelled entirely out of the kitchen through the wall conduct. In both cases, Naber recommends using the currently most effective air duct technology, COMPAIR PRIME flow^®. This minimises air resistance so that the extracted cooking vapours flow practically unhindered, even through bends.

Next level smart home lighting

To create a comfortable atmosphere, the right lighting for the situation is essential. With LUMICA^® MEC, Naber has a new generation of LED converters in its range that are highly compatible and greatly simplify the lighting control. Their flexibility is based on an intelligent plug-in system with which a wide variety of light sources can be integrated into the lighting design, either individually or in groups, including those already fitted in the building. A single converter supplies both 12 volts and 24 volts via plugged-in function modules.

With its clear structures and numerous options, LUMICA^® MEC proves itself a convenient smart home lighting 2.0 system. It also offers slots for sensors and switches and can easily be integrated into an existing smart home system. For light control using a smart speaker, the corresponding modules are registered in the ZigBee 3.0 standard. Whether by voice command or the touch of a button: alongside convenient control technology, Naber offers numerous fascinating LED lights with colour change functions for a wide variety of lighting scenarios.

WESCO^® for a cheerful home

In the spring of 2024, Naber acquired the WESCO^® trademark rights, and the product lines of the traditional brand are now back on the market. Divided into the product groups free-standing waste containers and outdoor and storage, the popular household goods are set to impress at the Naber stand E51 in Salzburg. Their strengths lie above all in the excellent quality of the materials and the vibrant colour schemes. Striking surfaces in glossy red, yellow, pink or green liven up the kitchen design in the same way as more discreet colour variants in matt white, sand or graphite. The design goes hand in hand with outstanding technology. The bread bins, storage and biscuit tins, waste collectors, as well as the free-standing and wall-mounted ashtrays from WESCO^® are built to last and offer outstanding ease of use.

With many other product highlights from its full range of accessories, Naber will be demonstrating in Salzburg how to turn a functionally furnished room into the perfect kitchen. These include product series such as the high-quality Namor^® kitchen faucets made entirely of stainless steel, versatile built-in sinks, effective rail and shelf systems with optional lighting and, of course, highly flexible waste separation systems. The latest additions to the TABLON^® interior range include stools and chairs with fabric covers made from recycled materials instead of raw materials. They are every bit as trendy, comfortable and hard-wearing as the other TABLON^® seats, and they are generally also available in a swivelling version.