Kitchen made with Dinesen Layers in oak, an engineered wood three-layer construction of solid timber for enhanced stability. The glass ceramic induction cooktop is set flush in a stainless steel kitchen counter.

Miele glass ceramic induction cooktop, made with Schott Ceran, seamlessly integrated into a stainless steel kitchen counter.

Schott Nextrema glass ceramic sheet. It is available in a range of colours, including transparent, translucent white, opaque white, tinted, translucent blue-grey and opaque grey. Due to its robustness at very high temperatures, thermal shock resistance and impermeability to gases, it is used in a range of demanding industrial as well as domestic applications, for things like heating a lighting (sauna, IR-heating), cooking appliances (toasters, grills, microwave), and cover panels (such as for heating elements). Image Schott.

Schott Nextrema glass ceramic sheet. It is available in a range of colours, including transparent, translucent white, opaque white, tinted, translucent blue-grey and opaque grey. Due to its robustness at very high temperatures, thermal shock resistance and impermeability to gases, it is used in a range of demanding industrial as well as domestic applications, for things like heating a lighting (sauna, IR-heating), cooking appliances (toasters, grills, microwave), and cover panels (such as for heating elements). Image Schott.

Corningware Visions glass ceramic cookware. Glass ceramic is the only transparent material capable of going from the freezer directly onto the cooktop, or into the oven - it can tolerate significant thermal shock below around 850 degC. Image Corning.

Bora Pure combined induction cooker top and extractor. Schott Ceran glass ceramic provides a very durable, scratch resistant, low maintenance and hygienic cooktop. Image by Bora.

Siemens glass ceramic cooktop panel, made with Schott Ceran, revealing the glowing heater element below. Transparency allows for a user-friendly design, such as displaying functionality and illuminated controls.