The Electrolux concept by Chris Fox is an adaptable cooking grill(s) designed to function as the centerpiece at your next dinner party. Modular plates can connect to form patterns and provide an interactive dining experience by encouraging guests to cook for themselves. Each has its own heating coil powered from a single cord by daisy-chaining them together.
Clean up is a cinch. Just remove the ceramic surfaces and rinse. They also store up nicely in an included cradle.
Designer: Chris fox
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