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Elaborate Kitchens Really Need to Be Smart Dressed
Must it always have to be about kitchens with lack of space? Can’t we for once focus on showing off smart products on counter-tops or wall mounted goodies! I vote for a change in perspective and say that stuff like the SmartSpace Dry Food Dispenser be on the forefront. It’s good to hold pastas, breakfast cereals, pulses etc, plus you can let your creativity get the better of you and fill it up in a very decorative way with color-coordinated dry snacks and beans.
The wall mounted version or the counter top dispenser ooze with style and detailing. For instance the dispensing knob looks cute and works like a tap, dispensing 1 ounce of food with each turn. The measuring cup at the bottom also measures out contents with accuracy.
Designer: Zevro [ Buy Wall Mounted or Counter Top ]
Wall Mount
Counter Top
18 Comments »
Hossein says
ow.. very good. Of-home cooking and Ms. are very comfortable
Lamah says
That is very cool, I’d love to dispense my cereal from that.
sima says
i must say , i casually surf , & i always find gud product in ur site , plz inform me with your new product when ever & one more thing i want to know is, do u have a store in mumbai – india ? ? ? ?
food-town says
so good,oneday they will find their way in my kitchen
Chris Smith says
do you have any footage of this working? Thats a big weight of pasta to spin round and dispense…
chris says
you can see it here
http://store.yankodesign.com/smartspace-food-dispenser-wall-mount-by-zevro
under product description
chris says
i like the idea. i wonder if there’s the chance of each spin dispensing the right amount for 1 person for the different ingridients
that would lead to different spins, etc but still…
lovighost says
Liking your idea!
lovighost says
Very, very nice! Would love to have some of these…! I like what chris says, that a spin gives you enough – like one spin on a cereal one would give you a certain amount of cereal.
lullaby says
In the product description it says, “one twist dispenses 1 ounce of product perfectly portion-controlled every time”
chris says
yes but remenber in the same amount of space you get far more rice than pasta, because pasta has those empty spaces that you cannot fill
with this in mind you get less pasta (or loads more of rice)
maybe that can be solved not with the spins but rather with the ruler that runs along the product
if the ruler has some standard measurments (like litres, grams in sugar, grams in flower, grams in pasta)maybe that would help
chris says
yes but remenber in the same amount of space you get far more rice than pasta, because pasta has those empty spaces that you cannot fill
with this in mind you get less pasta (or loads more of rice)
maybe that can be solved not with the spins but rather with the ruler that runs along the product
if the ruler has some standard measurments (like litres, grams in sugar, grams in flower, grams in pasta)maybe that would help
BTW I love your blog!
Manish Ahuja says
The concept is neat and innovative. What makes it so cool is the overall functionality, the look and the simplicity involved. The filled containers just makes it look so much more cooler.
Manish
Todd says
Again, please stop with plastic for kitchen products. Glass is a much better choice for food as it is inert and it retains its beauty. Check out the Le Parfait French Glass Canning Jar series at Amazon.com among other stores. I’ve been using the same ones for over twenty years and they still look brand new. They come in several sizes and are stackable. Granted they do not have a dispenser but they are stackable, come in different sizes so you can maximize space, won’t affect your food, and have the wonderful clarity that glass offers over plastic. Also they are extremely durable as I have never had one break even when dropped.
Carl says
what about the best before date?
JC says
I like the idea, as it would really help with portion control. We all know the US has issues with eating too much, and this could be a great starting point at controlling rations.
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