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The Case of the Disappearing Home Interior
Whoa. Where’d it go? Oh shizzle it’s future day! This particular project is projected for 20 years from now. It’s meant to take full responsibility of the technologies that will be available in 2029. So it uses… buttons? Oh wait. It’s also made to retain the humanity of it’s users: humans. That’s why the furniture and whatnot is made of nice wood, steel, and glass. The entire system of this kitchen is contained under and above it, entirely concealed when not in use.
Aside from the furniture, which all basically pops up from the floor, of course: three glass circles contain the entire kitchen.
The largest reveals a heating plate, oven and cabinets, drawers, and fridge with freezer. The middle circle contains a sink, dishwasher, and cupboards / drawers. The the smallest circle contains a garden element.
The garden element works in tangent with the roof garden that anyone with this particular kitchen simply must have. Don’t all “kitchen of the future” owners have a roof garden? Plants from the garden can be cycled down into the kitchen, allowing the owner to both feed the plans and use the plants for cooking (like if they are edible, etc.) – convenient, yes?
The title of this project is the general “kitchen of the future,” but for identification purposes, I’m going to call it “Hideaway Kitchen of the Future.” Hope that’s alright, trusty readers!
Designers: Magda Masalska & Marta Pala
16 Comments »
Long Tran says
Doesn’t even look like anyone lives there. I’ll take it!
frezzingaces says
it looks like a lot of dust would settle in the table
Ross says
At least 1m height under the floor surface will be necessary to hide it. Where do we take that space from?
Mufasa says
ground floor
Mike says
Hmm, so pretty much the entire house would have to be constructed around this design since the floors would have to be much thicker now?
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leizeen says
Hello my name is leizeen I am descended Cassimiro Masalskis, my grandfather came to Brazil in World War II, I am looking for family news Masalskis in Lithuania, a country of my grandfather and our family, help us please, if you know anything please me by e-mail: leizeen@hotmail.com, or add me on msn. thanks.
squirrel says
Kazimieras Masalskis-this how this name sounds in Lithuanian. You should contact Lithuania, or try http://ar.mfa.lt/index.php?2054044714; http://ar.mfa.lt/index.php?2054044714. Hope it will help
squirrel says
Kazimieras Masalskis-this how this name sounds in Lithuanian. You should contact Lithuania, or try http://ar.mfa.lt/index.php?2054044714; http://ar.mfa.lt/index.php?2054044714. Hope it will help
Pedro Joel Costa says
Good concept!
Like Batman in the Batcave!
Faith Jones says
This is a great design. You should have an floor door or something that will cover the furniture so there are no holes in the floor and to prevent dust from getting all over the furniture.
Faith Jones says
This is a great design. You should have an floor door or something that will cover the furniture so there are no holes in the floor and to prevent dust from getting all over the furniture.
maDman says
“fire in the hole!” ..
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