As induction technology improves with each passing year, manufacturers are also offering designers new ways to integrate these energy efficient, high-design cooktops into a broader range of kitchens:

Helsinki Kitchen by Desalto: Designed for small spaces that do double duty as kitchens and offices, the steel-frame table has open shelving, drawers, and an induction plate. With a frame finished in matte white, the table’s top is available in white layered or white laminates. www.desalto.it

Bonita Grey Cooktop by Fagor: Created to integrate seamlessly with light-colored countertops, the 30-inch induction surface in Bonita Grey is color-matched to Pantone 402C. Scratch- and stain-resistant glass is designed to avoid overheating by determining the precise size of each pot or pan. www.fagoramerica.com

CX 491 36-inch Induction Cooktop by Gaggenau: The 36-inch cooktop accommodates a wide range of cookware sizes, accommodating up to four unique items to be placed on the cooktop at once. Featuring 17 levels of electronic output, the surface can be installed flush or with a visible edge. www.gaggenau-usa.com

Design Series Segmented Cooktop by Bertazzoni: With several combinations of gas, griddle, and two-zone induction cooktops in 12-inch segments, the company’s Design Series is available in 30- and 36-inch widths. Ranges are factory assembled and arrive as a single unit for ease of installation. us.bertazzoni.com

Freedom Induction by Thermador: A full-surface induction appliance with sensors that recognize cookware size, shape, and position no matter where the item is placed, the cooktop is controlled by a touchscreen interface. www.thermador.com