Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
binova motorized kitchen
design by Emanuel Gargano and Marco Fagioli (that middle part sinks down flush with teh rest of the counter)
The kitchen draws inspirations from places such as craftsmen and mechanical workshops. The large central body contains a motorized integrated cabinet that can be lifted up showing all the utensils used in the preparation, cooking and washing of food, as if it were a blacksmith's or carpenter's bench. The double-sided motorized cabinet can house, within a single space, not only kitchen utensils but also elements used in living areas such as monitors, DVD/CD players and a mobile bar. A vertical beveled edge on each door serves as a cabinet handle, providing for a clean unobstructed front view. The big kitchen worktop is again a continuous, functional strip, a light, decisive sign of a formal, rigorous operation creating a large working area.
The kitchen draws inspirations from places such as craftsmen and mechanical workshops. The large central body contains a motorized integrated cabinet that can be lifted up showing all the utensils used in the preparation, cooking and washing of food, as if it were a blacksmith's or carpenter's bench. The double-sided motorized cabinet can house, within a single space, not only kitchen utensils but also elements used in living areas such as monitors, DVD/CD players and a mobile bar. A vertical beveled edge on each door serves as a cabinet handle, providing for a clean unobstructed front view. The big kitchen worktop is again a continuous, functional strip, a light, decisive sign of a formal, rigorous operation creating a large working area.
Geronje Ora-ito kitchen
French designer Ora-Ïto designed this Geronje Ora-ito kitchen for the European manufacturer Gorenje. They created a white, four-ton prototype is freestanding and transportable prototype, made from a single block of material and built so that it can be set up in the open air. It also can be equipped with Ito's line of black glass appliances.
Monday, May 5, 2008
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