The EtKøkken (Akitchen) is a unique kitchen that consists of three stations: a water station, a block station and a fire station. In essence it’s a tribute to the three elements that get a meal going. In the process, the basic kitchen utilities and functions are covered. Take a look at this new kinda layout…does it appeal to you?
Materials: Terrazzo, steel and wood.
Designer: Mette Schelde Studio
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Minimalistic and beautiful!
Very beautiful design, excellent finish. My only criticism would be the water station where the drainage pipe should meet the water supply to become one single leg-unit. This way you could continue the three legged appearance which clearly is part of the ascetics as seen in the bottom group shot where this piece was placed to conceal one of the legs.
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great idea. intersting concept kitchen!
hey very nice idea!
3 stations…wow…unique!
i like that the block station comes with wheels so I can move it around.
such a fine concept…really very good when you have a small space….very good space saving concept.
I doubt people will like this…its the good old kitchen with a big platform for me…this just doesnt make sense.
too bad the drain on the sink is against every plumbing code in the US. that makes the sink pretty much useless