Miele Appliances

Seventy-two products across ten categories: 23 ovens, 14 hobs, 7 microwaves, 7 washing machines, 7 extraction units, 4 tumble dryers, 4 wine conditioning cabinets, 2 warming drawers, 2 vacuum cleaners, and 2 coffee machines. Built-in kitchen appliances dominate the selection.

The company tests its domestic machines to a twenty year service life, using heavier components, stainless drums, and motors specified well above typical domestic duty. Purchase price is higher, but replacement intervals stretch far longer. Over two decades the arithmetic frequently favours the expensive option.

T1 describes the heat pump dryer platform, which recycles warm air through a closed circuit instead of venting it outdoors. Consumption drops dramatically against condenser or vented machines, and lower drum temperatures treat fabrics more gently. Four configurations appear within the current range.

Four KWT cabinets are stocked, from an 18-bottle built-in model through 34 bottles to a 178-bottle showpiece. All include Active AirClean charcoal filtration and LED lighting that emits negligible ultraviolet, so bottles rest in stable temperature and darkness rather than fluctuating kitchen conditions.

Warming drawers hold plates and served dishes at a steady low temperature, which matters when several courses leave the oven at different moments. Installed beneath a built-in oven, the drawer also proves dough and keeps bread crisp. Two models sit within this range.

Induction dominates the 14 hobs stocked, with widths covering standard and extended formats, plus CombiSet elements for mixing cooking types within one worktop run. Gas and ceramic alternatives exist in the wider catalogue. Induction pans must be ferromagnetic, so test cookware with a magnet.

Seven units cover wall canopies, island designs, drawer extractors that pull forward from a cupboard, and worktop systems such as Levantar that rise electrically beside the hob. The last suits island layouts where an overhead canopy would interrupt sightlines or a minimal ceiling.

Yes. Full manufacturer cover applies on the island, registered at the point of purchase, and several product lines carry noticeably longer terms than the usual two year norm. Hadjikyriakos arranges any service visit, and repairs use genuine components rather than pattern parts sourced independently from elsewhere.

Parts availability is one of the brand’s genuine strengths, with components held for many years after a model leaves production. Requests go through Hadjikyriakos, which matters because a fifteen year old machine remaining repairable is precisely what justifies the original outlay.

Honest answer: it depends on usage. A household running ten loads weekly reaches the point where build quality repays itself. Someone washing twice weekly may not. Drum construction, bearing specification, and motor rating are where the extra money visibly goes.

Two models are listed here: Triflex Obsidian in a cat and dog specification, and Boost CX1 PowerLine, a bagless cylinder. Both prioritise filtration quality, which is the characteristic allergy sufferers care about most. Genuine filters and accessories are available locally.

Several do, and steam is where the brand invests heavily. Moisture keeps bread crusts crisp while interiors stay soft, and it stops lean meat or fish drying out. Combination cavities alternate between conventional heat and steam within a single programme.

The company was founded in Germany in 1899 and remains under the control of the founding families, which is unusual at this scale. That independence shapes decisions, since long product cycles and repairability matter more to a family business than quarterly results do.

Hadjikyriakos keeps working Miele displays across Nicosia, Limassol, and Paphos, and the online store carries the whole range with fast and free island-wide delivery. Trading since 1886, our specialists plan built-in installations against cabinetry drawings before anything is ordered.