In 10 years you might find kitchens utilizing features like the Aion by Antoin Lebrun. The specialized plants were developed by the aerospace industry for their filtering and cleaning properties. They provide a renewable supply of clean water and vegetable soap. When cooking, the plants act as a filtering hood. When it’s time to clean up, simply place the dirty dishes in the sink, close the hood, and the all natural clean cycle begins.
Designer: Antoine Lebrun
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Nice concept!
Everything looks so shiny, I don’t even want to cook in these kitchens.
it’s just quite unrealistic to me .Can dishes really be cleaned up in this way?
If the designer puts in wire dividers in the sink tub ( like in standard dish washing machine) this concept can quite easily clean the dishes as effectively as a standard dish washer.
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