The latest in a series titled Souvenir of the Last Century, the MMXII kitchen merges old and new in a stunning presentation of raw material and minimal aesthetic. The combination sink and stove design is composed of reclaimed iron and marble, thoughtfully repurposed to bring new life to the material as well as character to any kitchen space.
Designer: Nucleo
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Not very practical (and hell to clean), but very cool to look at!
I love the gas part. Would transfer heat well too.