Kitchen Of the future by Antoine Lebrun for Fagor Brandt
Futuristic kitchen designed by Antoine Lebrun for Fagor Brandt is intended for small places and should go along with the lines and curves of our homes in just 10 years.
If you look at the kitchen design, there are specialized plants that were developed by the aerospace industry for their filtering and cleaning properties. They provide a renewable supply of clean water and vegetable soap. When cooking, the plants act as a filtering hood. When it’s time to clean up, simply place the dirty dishes in the sink, close the hood, and the all natural clean cycle begins.
Kitchen One
Kitchen One is a project created by Lionel Devlieger in collaboration with Eric Van den Broucke for Rotor, a Brussels-based design group who works specifically in the realm of industrial waste re-use. The paneling of the cupboards for this kitchen is made out of laser-cut plywood, an industrial leftover from a company that specialized in die-cutting cardboard for the packaging of luxury-goods.
“Kitchen Mood” Concept by Aslihan Yilmaz
This foldable kitchen is designed by Aslihan Yilmaz. All of the components can be fold when it is not used, 4 sided with 360 degree rotatable. This project has become the X-08 National Design Competition Kitchen 10th Finalist, Turkey 2008.
Whirlpool’s Green Kitchen Concept
Whirlpool has showcased its futuristic version of a “green” kitchen. The concept is designed to redistribute 60% of the water and heat generated from the various kitchen appliances to fuel other appliances or functions.
An example would be using the heat from the refrigerator’s compressor to provide hot water. The basic idea is to create an “kitchen eco-system,” modeled after nature’s own cycle, which, theoretically, should boast up to 70% energy efficiency over ordinary kitchens — yielding up to 24% in money savings.
Fevzi Karaman’s Kitchen
This funny green kitchen which looks like an old school radio was created by Turkish designer Fevzi Karaman, who won the prize at silverline kitchen design competition ‘06. We hope that this project will be on sale one of these days.
Pasta & Parmesan by Transformer
Designed by Transformer for Sagaform, “Pasta & Parmesan” combines an open edge of one side for cutting larger hunks of cheese , grates cheese, and grabs a hold of spaghetti. The products will be available in February/march and on Sagforms Internet catalog simultaneously.
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