“IKX” is a cooking hob that employs the advantages of induction technology in a new and easy-to-use way. Thanks to the direct transfer of heat to the cooking vessel, the IKX turns the hob into a multifunctional working platform. Food can be heated, chopped or even prepared elsewhere on a transportable tray. The system is rounded off by a set of crockery made of enamel and silicon that can also be warmed by induction.
Designer: Ute Kempter & Gerd Falk
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