What's inside the Lacanche Range Brochure

Lacanche has hand-built ranges in the village of Lacanche, Burgundy, France in continuous production since 1796. The brochure is the spec reference for the full model lineup and the customization program — every range is built to order in France, available in a deep porcelain-enamel color palette with the buyer's choice of cooktop modules, oven type, and trim, then shipped to the US through Art Culinaire showrooms in Seattle, New York, and Los Angeles.

Featured collections

Bussy & Beaune — 35-inch dual-oven ranges (one standard + one vertical convection) with storage drawer.
Cormatin & Rully — French-aesthetic configurations in Tilleul green and Anthracite black.
Citeaux & Cluny 1800 — burgundy and stainless steel variants with multiple cooktop configurations.
Chagny 1800 & Sully 1800 — large-format ranges in Faience and French Blue with brass and chrome trim.
Sully 2200 — the 87-inch flagship with the broadest cooktop-module flexibility.
Chassagne & Chambertin — premium tier in white and Delft Blue with Classique and Moderne styling.
Classique vs. Moderne styling — traditional brass knobs and bar ends, or vertical chrome and brushed-stainless control panels.

What you'll find inside

The full color palette across Premium (28 porcelain-enamel options including Terra Cotta, Olive, Provence Yellow, Coral Blue, Portuguese Blue, French Blue), Signature (Matte Black), and Reserve (Chantilly, Noir Brillant). Cooktop module configurations: Classique, Classique 4-Feux, and Traditional with high-BTU gas burners, cast-iron French top, plancha, grill, and wok options. Trim hardware in brass, chrome, brushed stainless, and nickel. Optional accessories: cast-iron griddle and grill plates, splatter guards, telescoping oven racks, wok rings, reducing trivets, simmer plates, broiler trays, and pastry sheets. UL listings, custom-order deposit process, shipping logistics from France, and warranty terms.

Across the 13 pages, the brochure is universally placed in kitchen context (every page) with cooking as the dominant application. Matte black, brass, chrome, and stainless lead the finish callouts, with French Blue, Delft, burgundy, Tilleul, and Portuguese Blue as the signature porcelain-enamel showpieces. Request the free print copy above, or flip through all 13 pages in the digital edition right here.