Smeg's built-in ovens, hobs and microwaves come in a handful of design families: Classic, Linea, Dolce Stil Novo and Victoria. They aren't just names. Within each collection the handles, glass, controls and finish all match, so you can put an oven, a compact oven, a hob and a hood together and they look like they belong.
This guide explains what each built-in collection looks like, what it's best at, and where it sits on price, so you can narrow it down before getting into model numbers. If you're after a freestanding range cooker instead, read our Smeg Range Cookers Explained guide.
Classic: the all-rounder
Classic is Smeg's biggest built-in family. It's stainless steel and black glass, with the widest choice of ovens, compact ovens, microwaves and hobs. If you want a smart, timeless kitchen without paying for a designer look, start here.
- Ovens: single multifunction ovens from £519.99. The pyrolytic (self-cleaning) Classic oven is £699.99.
- A rare option: a 90cm-wide built-in pyrolytic oven (£2,299.99). Very few brands make a 90cm built-in oven, so it's ideal if you want range-cooker capacity in fitted units.
- Hobs: gas from £450, 60cm induction at £519.99, up to a 90cm six-zone induction hob with slider controls (£1,639.99), plus mixed fuel hobs that combine gas burners and induction.
Linea: minimal and modern
Linea is Smeg's clean-lined design in black or Neptune Grey. It's a favourite in handleless and slab-door kitchens. It also includes some of Smeg's most advanced Galileo ovens.
- Ovens: built-in multifunction oven from £659.99, up to the Galileo Omnichef steam oven at £3,000.99.
- Hobs: 60cm gas on glass (£611.99) and a 90cm five-zone induction hob in Neptune Grey glass (£1,719.99).
- Compact ovens and microwaves: a matching built-in microwave from £559.99, plus 45cm compact combi and steam ovens.
Dolce Stil Novo: Smeg's flagship
Dolce Stil Novo ("DSN") is Smeg's top-end design: black glass with a copper trim. It's the collection for a high-spec kitchen where every appliance is on show. You can carry the same finish across ovens, compact ovens, hobs and even a column wine cooler.
- Ovens: 60cm pyrolytic oven from £1,299.99, up to the Galileo Omnichef steam oven at £3,500.99.
- Hobs: a 75cm mixed fuel hob (£1,549) and a 90cm six-zone induction hob.
- Compact ovens: 45cm Speedwave combi and steam models to stack above your main oven.
Victoria built-in: traditional style in fitted units
Victoria is best known for Smeg's traditional range cookers, but it also comes as built-in ovens. That lets you have the heritage look, with curved handles and classic knobs, in a fitted kitchen. Built-in Victoria ovens start from £699.99, and there's a matching 45cm compact combination microwave (£1,469.99).
Quick chooser
| If your kitchen is… | Look at |
|---|---|
| Smart and timeless, best value | Classic |
| Handleless or minimal | Linea |
| High-spec, everything on show | Dolce Stil Novo |
| Shaker, farmhouse or period | Victoria |
| Big cook, but no room for a range cooker | Classic 90cm built-in oven |
Save by buying a matching set
Because each collection is designed to match, it often makes sense to buy the pieces together. We've put popular combinations into bundles, and each bundle costs less than buying the same items separately:
- Smeg Classic 60cm Gas Kitchen Bundle (oven, gas hob, chimney hood): £1,099, save £99.99
- Smeg Classic 60cm Induction Kitchen Bundle, All Black: £1,649, save £120.97
- Smeg 90cm Statement Kitchen Bundle (Classic 90cm pyrolytic oven, induction hob, angled hood): £4,349, save £340.97
- Smeg Linea 60cm Gas Kitchen Bundle: £1,949, save £162.97
- Smeg Linea 90cm Induction Kitchen Bundle: £3,249, save £219.98
- Smeg Dolce Stil Novo Kitchen Bundle (pyrolytic oven, 90cm induction hob, column wine cooler): £5,499, save £349.98
- Smeg Dolce Stil Novo Tall Housing Bundle (pyrolytic oven + Speedwave compact combi): £2,749, save £150.98
Before you order
- Measure the housing. Built-in ovens fit a standard 60cm-wide cavity, and compact ovens need a 45cm-high space. Our measuring guide walks you through it.
- Check the power. Some ovens and induction hobs need a hardwired connection rather than a plug. Check the installation sheet with your electrician. Gas hobs must be fitted by a Gas Safe registered engineer.
- Size the hood. Your hood should be at least as wide as your hob. See our Cooker Hoods Explained guide.
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Not sure which collection fits your kitchen? Message us on WhatsApp with a photo of the space and we'll help you narrow it down.
