Cove
Cove makes one product, the dishwasher, and treats it the way its sister brands treat refrigeration and cooking, as a category worth engineering on its own terms.
What Cove builds
Cove builds built-in dishwashers in 24-inch and 18-inch widths, offered as panel-ready models that take a cabinet front or with a stainless face and pocket or tubular handle. Inside, full-extension racks adjust for load size, with fold-down tines, a dedicated third rack for utensils, and holders that grip stemware so wine glasses ride steady through the cycle. A range of wash cycles covers everything from a heavy pots setting to a quick refresh, and several run at a low enough sound level to fade into an open kitchen. Filtration is designed to run quietly and keep water clean across the cycle rather than relying on a food grinder. Because Cove shares its design language with Sub-Zero and Wolf, the fronts, handles, and reveals line up when the three are installed together in one kitchen.
Cove kitchens
The detail that carries the wash
The feature at the center of a Cove dishwasher is the built-in water softener. Hard water leaves spots and film on glassware, so the machine conditions incoming water before the wash, which helps dishes and stemware come out clear without a rinse aid doing all the work. The racking is the other half of the story: full-extension slides, adjustable rows, and fold-down sections let a load be arranged around the dishes actually in it rather than forcing them into fixed slots. Multiple filtration stages keep the recirculated water clean through long cycles. Together the softener and the flexible interior aim at the same result, glassware and everyday dishes that come out consistently clean and dry.
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At the DreamHome showrooms
Cove dishwashers are part of the line DreamHome Appliance Group supplies from both showrooms.
See how a Cove dishwasher pairs with Sub-Zero and Wolf at either DreamHome Appliance Group showroom.