What Brand Are Your Large Kitchen Appliances?

I'll be interested to see the answers to your post as we'll be in the market for new appliances in the new year ... right now mine are all different brands which has been fine    

No. Our dishwasher, which I am very happy with, and microwave are Kenmore. The stove is GE. The refrigerator is Samsung. As long as they are all the same color the brand is whatever is best for that appliance. Thinking about it, I don't know anybody who has ever mentioned matching brands being a consideration.

Fridge is a GE monogram.

Dishwasher is a Miele.

Range is a Wolf.

Double ovens are Viking.

Before I got this dishwasher, we had a cheap Kenmore model that had actually rated [HASH]1 in Consumer Reports when we bought it. That was an awesome dishwasher. I still miss it. My parents have the same one and it is still going strong.  My more expensive model is a pain.  We've had to replace the mechanisms that support the top basket (twice) and the silverware basket is flimsy. The grid pieces that separate the silverware keep falling into the basket. I have to fix those grids to the basket with cable ties to keep them from falling. It's fine now, but I hold a grudge. 

We've had our Bosch dishwasher for 10 years. zero problems. Our fridge is SubZero. Range is Viking. Ovens are thermador . Excuse typos I'm on my phone and sick of autocorrect! All are SS, but obviously different brands.

I've never considered having matching brands. My dishwasher, stove, and microwave are all the same, Fridgedaire. My house was new construction when I bought it, and I assume the builder got a better deal by buying the same (cheap) brand. I hate them, but I especially hate my dishwasher. It's only 2 years old, but it is at the top of my list to replace as soon as I can justify it in my budget.

As for the appliances I bought myself, the fridge is LG and the washer and dryer are Samsung. They match because they are gray-blue and I would never be able to match the color in another brand. The color makes me happy and makes laundry more fun.

When I replace the dishwasher, the most important factor to me is decibel level. My current dishwasher is the loudest appliance I have ever owned. My living areas are very very open, and the dishwasher is maybe three feet from the end of my couch, so I absolutely can't run it when I'm watching TV, when I have company over, when DS and I are having dinner together, any time I don't want extremely loud background noise going on. Luckily it has a delay start option, but it still irritates me that I can't just wash dishes when it's convenient for me.

Samsung- fridge (French doors over freezer drawer)
GE- stove 
Brean Allure- stove hood (DH found it on Amazon)
Samsung- dishwasher
Nespresso Citiz- espresso/lattė genius
Kenmore- traditional washer/dryer (16 years old)

no microwave

Obviously we have no issues with mix and match (though I admit to being matchy matchy.)

Everything was was purchased with cost in mind, no splurges, save the Nespresso. All appliances work well and no complaints.

I think the earlier SS models had different finishes, but the newer ones seem to all have gone with the no fingerprints style of finish. Honestly, unless you have your fridge next to your ovens (not a good idea anyway) you wouldn't notice any minor differences in shade. The lighting in the kitchen will almost always throw a different shade of light on each appliance anyway and that changes their look, even if they're all the same brand.

We have nothing that matches in terms of brands, and don't have a dishwasher because DH does all dishes - he hates dishwashers so agreed to doing dishes always. Works for me

All of mine are kitchen aid but not the counter top microwave. I got them two years ago when we remodeled the kitchen. I got a great deal by buying all the same so that is why they match. I have been very happy with them except the control panel when out on the dishwasher within ten months and it took a few weeks to get the part but it cleans great

My appliances are all 13 years old, and at the time I bought the best I could afford after lots of research. I also bought them all online, which was quite daring back thenI have a Bosch dishwasher, a Britannia range cooker, a Liebherr fridge and a Samsung microwave. My washing machine is Whirlpool and it's newer, as we simply moved it to a cupboard when I did the kitchen, and it didn't matter that it wasn't shiny and new. The freezer was Bosch but I threw it out after this year's Great Power Off Return From Three Weeks' Holiday Disaster.

Fridge Kitchenaid (crap)
Stove Kitchenaid (crap)
Dishwasher Kenmore (marginal)

we are in the midst of redoing our kitchen - when it is done none of our appliances will be the same brands.

All appliances don't  have to be the same brand. We have two Dishwashers, both Miele. One is almost 22 years old and still cleans dishes perfectly. The other was purchased in 2006 and works just as well. Both are whisper quiet, you have to stand right next to them to hear them, energy efficient, and because they last so long, worth the extra they cost. In 22 years, that DW has been repaired twice, once by me when a cherry pip got stuck it one of the pipes. A Miele tech support person walked me through it on the phone. And about 10 years ago, way out of warranty, they sent someone over because the machine wouldn't power up. No charge. It wasn't properly plugged in