Hi Haley,

I know Kitchen Aid has good quality and Thor has professional-grade appliances at a more affordable price. Since you already have a Kitchen Aid fridge, sticking with this brand might give your kitchen a cohesive look. But if budget's a concern, go for Thor.

Reach out on my ig if you need anything else, I don't check the responses here:

carole.vaudable.design

• The Monogram ZGP304NTSS performed well in CR's tests. You might want to consider the Monogram ZGP486NDTSS - if you really need a range so large.
• The Bosch SHX78CM5N dishwasher earned a recommended rating in CR's tests.
• Owners seem to like thisZline 697-304-54 range hood.

The KitchenAid, along with two of the three brands that wdcruise suggested should be serviceable, depending on your local appliance service networks available to you. However, when it comes to Thor or Zline you really need to perform your due diligence to ensure that there is someone to reach out to or call when they eventually break as all appliances are likely to no matter the brand. Regardless of how beautiful any appliance may appear, and no matter how well consumer reports praises them for performance, you will be a very unhappy camper when you need to prepare meals and your expensive “investment“ becomes a useless boat anchor because there is no one who will or can perform service on it. I appreciate value as much as the next person and paying a luxury price does not always equal great performance as many of consumer reports analyses sometimes reveal, but you also don’t want to be “Pennywise pound foolish“ either.