WINIA has launched its new 2022 WINIA air conditioner featuring natural colors. The 2022 WINIA air conditioner stands out for expressing, through color, the sensuous impressions evoked by major landmarks in Korea and abroad.
The new lineup comes in the following colors: ▲‘Moseulpo Green,’ inspired by the emerald sea of Moseulpo in Jeju; ▲‘Monaco Beige,’ capturing the romance of the Monaco royal palace; ▲‘Cream on Grey,’ evoking the calm mood of a misty snow-capped mountain; and ▲‘Bohemian Brown,’ reflecting the free-spirited atmosphere of Bohemia in the Czech Republic.
In particular, this new lineup consists of two wall-mounted lines newly introduced this year—‘VIBE’ and ‘CANVAS’—along with the stand-type models from WINIA’s flagship air conditioner lines, ‘Dulle Baram’ and ‘Color Wave.’
The wall-mounted ‘VIBE’ and ‘CANVAS’ air conditioners were designed to suit interior décor and consumer tastes, featuring a unique speaker-shaped design and a sleek, minimal flat design, respectively. A key advantage of both models is that their panels can be customized to match the interior environment and personal taste. For example, if you initially purchase the ‘VIBE’ model and later want to give your home a fresh look, you can freely choose and swap not only different colors of the same model but also ‘CANVAS’ panels.
The panels come in ▲Clean White, ▲Moseulpo Green (a natural color), and ▲Bohemian Brown. The company plans to add new panels in the future to broaden the range of consumer choices.
The stand-type ‘Dulle Baram’ and ‘Color Wave’ models have been refined for even better performance. In the case of ‘Dulle Baram,’ a new model with a Grade 1 energy efficiency rating has been released. It has been upgraded into an eco-friendly product that further improves energy efficiency, with ultra-energy-saving inverter cooling and AI smart-tailored airflow that automatically set the mode according to the situation.
A WINIA official said, “The new WINIA air conditioners introduced this year deliver not only refined cooling but also aesthetic satisfaction, applying natural colors to a unique and sensuous design.” 1588-1588