What's inside the Gaggenau Vario Cooling 400 Series Folder

Gaggenau is the BSH Hausgeraete super-premium brand with roots going back to 1683 — the design-and-engineering halo of the same group that owns Bosch, Thermador, and Siemens. The Vario Cooling 400 Series folder is the architectural reference for the brand's flagship integrated refrigeration platform, with the Expressive series running 11 pages on the modular column program, the dedicated wine climate cabinets, custom panel integration, and the activated-charcoal/UV preservation technology that defines the line.

Featured collections

Vario Cooling Expressive Series — the flagship 400 Series modular refrigerator, freezer, and wine columns engineered for handleless, architectural integration.
Vario Wine Climate Cabinet — dual-zone climate cabinets with natural-oak bottle presenters, UV-protected glass, and activated charcoal air filtration.
Bespoke Staging — the wine-cabinet configuration program covering magnum and champagne presentation with adjustable interior lighting.
Ceremony of Illumination — Gaggenau's warm-white LED system that responds to door activity inside the refrigeration cavity.
Anthracite Aluminum Interior — the brand's signature dark-brushed interior with full-cavity LED panels and TFT temperature display.
Smart Home Connectivity — mobile-app control with internal cameras for inventory at-a-glance from outside the kitchen.

What you'll find inside

The folder documents Vario Cooling Expressive refrigerator columns, freezer columns paired flush in matched widths, glass-fronted wine climate cabinets with independent dual-zone control, and the configuration options for fully custom panel doors in stainless, glass, or wood. Each spread is set inside a modern dark-cabinetry kitchen or open-plan living space where the columns sit perfectly flush within 24-inch cabinetry and accept the full Gaggenau panel-door spec library.

Across 11 pages, the folder concentrates on a single hero collection (the Vario Cooling Expressive Series) with cabinet integration in wood, glass, metal, and stone — staged in moody minimalist kitchens that show how the platform was designed to disappear into architecture rather than dominate it.

Request the free print copy above, or flip through all 11 pages in the digital edition right here.