Charitable organizations requested the design of this kitchenette in order to simplify volunteer logistics and to enable them to prepare, cook, and wash in places only equipped with an electrical socket. This fun object creates an ideal environment for assisted persons to learn how to prepare balanced meals and to encourage them to take on more responsibility.
Designer: Aurelien Banerjee & Olivier Picard [ Via: CubeMe ]
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This site is really superb!!! Thank you for you work! Good Luck
Wow, it all fits in a box. That’s amazing.