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InvisiCook: the hob you cannot see
Induction cooking directly through your worktop — no glass hob, no visual interruption, just an uninterrupted sweep of stone. Here is how it works and how to design a kitchen around it.
How does it work?
InvisiCook mounts induction generators beneath a compatible porcelain surface. The field passes through the worktop into your pan, heating the pan itself — the surface around it stays relatively cool, and when dinner is done your “hob” is simply… worktop.
Why it turns heads
Uninterrupted design
One seamless surface — the showpiece island with no black glass rectangle.
More usable space
When you are not cooking, the cooking zone is prep space, serving space, homework space.
Induction speed
The responsiveness and efficiency of induction, through the stone.
Easy cleaning
No hob edges, no crevices — wipe the worktop and you are done.
What to know before you fall in love
InvisiCook needs a compatible porcelain worktop (Laminam among them), suitable pans, and ventilation planned around an invisible hob. Performance claims should be confirmed with the retailer or installer for your exact configuration — another reason to design it in from day one.
Designing a kitchen around invisible cooking
Zone placement, extraction, pan storage, safety indicators and worktop material all change subtly when the hob disappears. We design the whole kitchen around the feature so it delights every day — not just on day one.
Plan an InvisiCook kitchen →What customers say
★★★★★Beau Bijou have designed 2 kitchens for us and each time we’ve been delighted. One large kitchen and one smaller space — both just perfect for our needs.Christine Keighley, West Yorkshire Replacement kitchen
★★★★★The design Richard did for me was far better than my kitchen shop’s, and I saved £800 on my worktops using their trade account. My fitter loved the plans too — so easy to read.Luke Leeds, West Yorkshire Independent design
★★★★★I never thought about using a designer for my kitchen until I found Beau Bijou. After 3 designs by retailers, the difference was amazing and the recommendations saved me a lot of money.Samantha Orpington, Greater London Remote design
★★★★★Richard spent a long time talking me through all the options. The designs were better than I’d hoped — really amazing. My Calacatta gold quartz worktops are beautiful. So happy!Carol West Yorkshire Replacement kitchen
Plan your InvisiCook kitchen
Invisible induction is a design decision, not an add-on. Talk it through with a designer and we will plan the whole kitchen around it — or steer you elsewhere if it is not right for your space.