Falmec concluded its participation in EuroCucina FTK 2026 with a particularly positive reception from architects, interior designers, and industry professionals, who had the opportunity to experience the Italian firm's latest kitchen solutions firsthand. This year's edition also held special significance for the brand, coinciding with its 45th anniversary—a journey marked by technological research, continuous evolution, and the development of solutions designed to enhance the quality of life in the kitchen. The brand is using this anniversary to showcase a broader and more integrated vision of contemporary kitchen design.
Mimesis and a new relationship between air and architecture
Guided by the concept of "Mimesis," Falmec has presented a proposal where air ceases to be understood as a technical element and becomes an active part of domestic architecture. Extraction is transformed into a silent presence that breathes alongside the space , integrating naturally and virtually invisibly into walls, ceilings, countertops, and suspended light fixtures.
Beyond aesthetics, the Italian firm envisions a connected and flexible kitchen, where technology, personalization, and functionality evolve together. Falmec's shift from a brand specializing exclusively in vacuum cleaners to an ecosystem of smart solutions reflects its intention to integrate more fully into the contemporary home environment.
New cooking systems with integrated aspiration
One of the highlights of EuroCucina FTK 2026 was the new generation of cooking systems developed by Falmec. Models such as Icon, Eclipse, and Brera Slim integrate a true "aspirating heart" directly into the cooktop , reinforcing the idea of a visually cleaner kitchen that is better integrated into the interior architecture.
Icon stands out for its central grille, available in copper, gold, and anthracite finishes, while Eclipse introduces an automatic central flap that disappears when not in use. Brera Slim opts for an even more minimalist solution thanks to a discreet rear panel , which maintains the aesthetic continuity of the countertop and promotes a much more uniform visual reading of the space.
Ultra-Matt and new surfaces for a more textured kitchen
All new models feature the new Ultra-Matt glass-ceramic finish. This surface offers a matte aesthetic that is much more durable and functional , thanks to advanced anti-scratch technology, reduced fingerprint visibility, and easier cleaning for everyday use.
Falmec is also expanding its color options with new matte champagne and gray finishes, including customization options for models like the Brera Slim. This pursuit of visual integration extends to the new ART-induction system , where the cooking surface becomes a decorative element through graphic patterns and textured finishes that replicate the countertop's own texture.
Technology applied to everyday well-being
Technological innovation has also played a central role in the proposal presented in Milan. Falmec is reinforcing its commitment to solutions that improve comfort and environmental quality in the kitchen , incorporating advanced purification, noise reduction, and condensation control systems. Among the new products are Pura, Matrix, and Virgola E.ion, models that combine air extraction and purification using technologies capable of neutralizing odors and pollutants.
Falmec has also presented new solutions related to acoustic comfort and the aesthetic integration of the product. Systems such as Comfort-Silence and Silence NRS reduce noise impact without compromising performance , while models like Elle incorporate No-Drop technology to prevent condensation. The company is also introducing POLAR LIGHT EVO with an adjustable dynamic light ring and new copper, gold, anthracite, and sand gray finishes designed to complement contemporary furniture.
Customizable design for kitchens with their own identity
Personalization has been another key focus of Falmec's participation in EuroCucina FTK 2026. The brand explores solutions where extraction systems are fully adapted to the material and architectural language of each project , reinforcing the idea of more emotional and visually coherent kitchens.
Examples of this philosophy include Jolie, designed by Emo Design and equipped with a customizable back panel; Level Invisible, whose front can be made from the same material as the countertop; and Light, designed with bespoke side panels that expand the compositional possibilities. All these new products will begin arriving on the market this coming autumn , responding to the interest generated during the Milan trade fair.
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Founded in 1981 in Vittorio Veneto, in the province of Treviso, Falmec began as a small company specializing in kitchen extraction systems. Thanks to the entrepreneurial vision of the Poser family, the company embarked on a path of constant innovation that, over time, established it as one of the international leaders in the field of cooker hoods and air purification solutions.
In 2017, Falmec opened a new headquarters in Vittorio Veneto , a space conceived not only as a production center but also as a research and development hub. There, design, engineering, and advanced technology are integrated to create products that stand out for their quality, sustainability, and contemporary aesthetics, always in collaboration with international architects and designers.
Over the past decade, the company has strengthened its global presence with subsidiaries in Europe and a well-established network of distributors in more than 60 countries. Its commitment to research is reflected in innovations such as the use of long-lasting Carbon.Zeo filters and the Dialogue System , positioning Falmec as a brand that combines Italian tradition, sophisticated design, and cutting-edge technology.














