CookingRAK by RAK Ceramics has been presented “Red Dot: Best of the Best” in the Product Design category, the competition’s highest recognition.

It has already scooped a Red Dot acknowledgment in the Product Design category, which was chosen by an international jury.

CookingRAK integrates a induction system concealed into a worktop, allowing users to prepare, cook and dine in the same area.

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It is exclusively produced with Maximus porcelain slabs in 14mm thickness, which RAK says offers high temperatures and scratches and stain resistance.

Group CEO of RAK Ceramics Abdallah Massaad said, “Receiving the Red Dot awards marks a significant milestone in RAK Ceramics’ journey towards excellence.

“This esteemed accolade stands as a testament to our steadfast commitment to pioneering innovation and setting new standards within the industry.

“It reaffirms our position in the global market, showcasing our ability to deliver unparalleled quality and developing groundbreaking solutions for our clients.

“At RAK Ceramics, we remain dedicated to driving growth, forging lasting partnerships, and inspiring continued confidence in our brand.”

Corporate vice president, marketing and communications at RAK Ceramics Leonardo de Muro added: “We are thrilled to receive the Red Dot Award for Product Design 2024 as well as the Red Dot: Best of the Best for CookingRAK by RAK Ceramics.

“Our team’s dedication to pushing the boundaries of innovation and design excellence has helped us reach new heights in product design and development.

“The creation of the CookingRAK was driven by a deep understanding of the evolving needs and desires of modern kitchens and their users.

“It embodies our commitment to providing our customers with products that incorporate new technologies into modern designs, elevating both the environment and the experience.”

Celebrating its 70^th year, the Red Dot Award ceremony is set for June 24, 2024, in Essen, Germany.