Samsung Builds Out Bespoke Line

Samsung’s new Bespoke kitchen additions combine contemporary design, enhanced performance and AI smarts.

Slide-in ranges, French door fridges featured
at KBIS ’26

YSN Staff

Samsung expanded upon its Bespoke line of appliances at last month’s Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS) with a fresh contingent of three-door French door refrigerators and slide-in ranges.

The new series, which travels to Nashville next week for 2026 Summit, is notable for its contemporary design, AI smarts and enhanced performance, the company said.

“Our new Bespoke AI refrigerators and Bespoke smart slide-in ranges blend seamlessly into all types of modern living spaces, while meeting consumer demand for reliable, everyday performance,” said Michael McDermott, executive VP, Consumer Electronics Business, Samsung Electronics America. “As we continue to expand our Bespoke line and build on its success, these new kitchen products reflect Samsung’s commitment to premium design and craftsmanship.”

Samsung said the new refrigerators are engineered for flexible, seamless installation across diverse kitchen layouts thanks to specially designed hinges and slim door profiles that allow the doors to fully open in tight spaces. The fridges feature a full-metal interior panel, an external tall water and ice dispenser, and refined handles and a stainless steel finish for a clean, modern look, while internal elements include all-around cooling for consistent temperature, slow-melting Sphere Ice and SmartThings connectivity that can automatically manage power usage, reducing energy consumption by up to 15%.

Models with zero-clearance fit will be available in 24-cubic-foot counter-depth and, in an industry first, 29-cubic-foot full-depth options, along with 25-cubic-foot and 30-cubic-foot models without the external tall water and ice dispensers.

Home on the Range
Likewise, the new five-burner Bespoke slide-in ranges feature SmartThings connectivity, and such pro-style design choices as hefty handles, precision hinges for a soft-closing door, a stainless steel finish, and large, stainless steel knobs that light up in use.

Inside, powerful cooking modes include No Preheat Air Fry Max, which air fries foods up to 15% faster without preheating; True Convection, which ensures faster, more even cooking on every rack; and Air Sous Vide, which applies precise temperature control and airflow to slow-cook food evenly, locking in flavor and moisture for restaurant-quality results, Samsung said.

Gas models have up to 23,000 BTU with a dual burner to deliver powerful, even heat, while electric models have a 3.6kW cooktop, including one tri-ring and one-dual ring element to accommodate a variety of pan sizes, the company said.

Both the ranges and refrigerators are AI enhanced for remote diagnosis and support, and Samsung expects the new line to begin shipping this spring.

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