La Cornue appliances: review and lineup

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La Cornue makes hand-built French ranges, and it sells romance as much as cooking. The brand is based in France and, as of 2026, is part of Composition Brands (formerly Middleby's residential unit), the same group as Viking. Its lineup runs from CornuFé, the entry line, to Château, the bespoke flagship built to order.

Our database carries the La Cornue CornuFé 110 dual fuel range. The price we could verify is about $14,975 for a Suzanne Kasler Couleur Collection version; standard-color pricing wasn't verified. It has five sealed burners (a 17,500 BTU center, three at 12,000 and a 6,000 BTU simmer) over two side-by-side electric convection ovens totaling 4.59 cu ft. Finishes include Gloss Black, Matte Black, Graphite, Pure White, Stainless Steel and Provence Blue, with polished brass, polished chrome or satin chrome trim. No Wi-Fi is advertised.

Mind the width. The CornuFé 110 is 43 inches (110 cm), which doesn't match standard 36- or 48-inch US cabinet openings, so plan cabinetry around it from the start.

Warranty is listed at 3 years parts and labor by a major retailer.

Who should shop La Cornue: design-driven kitchens where the range is the centerpiece, entertainers and bakers who like two side-by-side ovens. Who should skip it: performance-first cooks. Our editorial ratings, estimated from specs rather than tests, give it top marks for design but lower scores for performance, features and value; Wolf, BlueStar and Hestan offer more burner power and bigger ovens for the money.

If you're torn between French style and pro performance, compare Wolf and Viking, read Viking vs Wolf, or browse the ranges hub.

La Cornue appliances we review

43″ range

La Cornue CornuFé 110 Dual Fuel Range

La Cornue · Range · Dual-fuel

  • $14,975 MSRP
  • 43″ wide
  • Dual fuel
  • 3-yr full warranty
  • Burners: 5
Performance3/5
Design5/5
Features2/5
Value2/5

The La Cornue CornuFé 110 dual fuel range is a design purchase first and a cooking appliance second. It's a 43-inch (110 cm) French range with five sealed burners, two side-by-side electric convection ovens totaling 4.59 cubic feet, and hand-finished styling in colors like Provence Blue and Graphite. The price shown, $14,975, is AJ Madison's price for the Suzanne Kasler Couleur variant (C1QF); standard-color pricing isn't verified. The trade-offs are a non-standard width, modest burner power and small ovens. Plan the kitchen around it, not the other way around.

Questions about La Cornue

How much does a La Cornue range cost?

The verified price we have for a CornuFé 110 is about $14,975, for a Suzanne Kasler Couleur Collection version at a major retailer; standard colors may differ. The bespoke Château line is built to order and priced by quote. Ask an authorized dealer for current pricing on your configuration and finish.

What size is the La Cornue CornuFé 110?

The CornuFé 110 is 43 inches wide (110 cm). That's not a standard US cabinet width, so it won't drop into a typical 36- or 48-inch opening without cabinet changes. It has five burners and two side-by-side electric convection ovens totaling 4.59 cu ft.

Is La Cornue worth it?

It's worth it if the range is the design centerpiece of your kitchen and you love its French styling, colors and trims. On cooking specs alone, it isn't the strongest value: pro-style ranges from Wolf, BlueStar and Hestan offer more burner power and larger ovens at similar or lower prices.

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