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Kitchen Module – Fully Equipped
Welcome to tomorrow’s kitchen. Designed by Eliza Shubert for the new generation. First, and maybe most importantly to aesthetically-concious designers such as yourselves, it transforms. When it’s not in use, it’s out of the way, it’s nice. Looks like some regularly lovely decor. Touch-screen technology, cooking board, work board, sink, water delivery, air extraction hood, and fabulous lights (for the ability to see.)
What’s that I see on the back, that thing with the recipe looking things? That’s a gigantic touch screen smart panel. You can look up basically anything you want on that baby, ingredients, food combos, Martha what’s-her-name… and maybe if you jury-rigged it, movies and such?
Minimalism. Maximalism.
NOTE: the name of this project is “Virtu_e”, but I fear for it’s translation across all the places that post links to Yanko, so everywhere but here in the post it’ll just be “Virtue.”
Designer: Eliza Shubert
6 Comments »
umar says
Kitchen module has eased the work
Carl says
a fully equipped kitchen but with nothing in it. no appliances no glasses crockery and no food. is this a kitchen?
Joseph says
You have some excellent ideas for kitchens. That has been one of the recurring themes in my own life–looking for a way to make our bathrooms and our kitchen look really glorious, even though those rooms are much too small. One of the glories of the Internet, though, is that there is absolutely no dearth of ideas. Right now I have no idea of what I will ultimately do, but I keep hoping I will come up with something really slick.
Gale C says
My kitchen is red very red I’m lost on the living room color. Sence these rooms run together I’m thinking of something in the orange hue not bright but muted color. I just don’t know if this is to much? also from my kit/livi you can see the bath that I painted purple. I love this color and need this all pulled together. With the living room color any ideas.
thanks.
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