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LFrit Toaster Design with 3 Levels of Toast Through A Simple Button

TheFuture — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 08:46:29 +0000

The LFrit Toaster is an innovative kitchen appliance design that allows the user three levels of toast through a simple button interface. Pressing the button once will set the toaster to the lightest level; pressing trice will let you have the darkest level. Pressing the button fourth time will reset the toasted back to its initial level. With the compact and attractive outlook, anyone will like to see the toasts traveling into ifrit and a transmitter mechanism takes it right to your bread plate. The toaster offers complete safety for your child and can be used anywhere at your home.

Designer : Chevy Ho

LTM9000, LG Microwave with A Toaster

TheFuture — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 04:52:57 +0000

My oh my, two home appliances in one. LG Microwave LTM9000 is an attractive and compact microwave which combines two appliances into one. Do you think they will success with this product? If you haven’t noticed, it’s been here for 2 years. Among its many features, this unit boasts a toaster that’s perfect for your bagels and 9 toasting levels to suit all of your needs.

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Versatile, Future Compact Kitchen Appliances

TheFuture — Wed, 23 Apr 2008 04:03:04 +0000

Versatile is a new kind of kitchen appliances. It solves many common problems that you can experience with today kitchen appliances such as : space problem, so many electric wires, hard to clean, hard to use, too many features per product, etc.

Versatile is a system products. A panel supplied electric power and support to a large choice of magnetic appliances such as: toaster, steamer, coffee machine, with minimum interface.

Versatile allows spontaneous access, more frequent usage. No waste of space as appliances are used and stored in the same place. Very simple and easy to use shapes thanks to the induction technology. Hermetic products mean washable product even in a dish-washer.

Designer : Francois Laine

Retro Cassette-deck Style Toaster That Fits Your Modern Kitchen

TheFuture — Fri, 17 Aug 2007 08:22:08 +0000

This cassette-deck style toaster designed by Arthur Wu can surely match your modern kitchen. Your toast will pop out every morning just like your mix tape in 1980s technology. I like the top switch and the front cool logo. But I see that the design only have one side heating element, which mean we have to flip to side B to heat both side, and that is impractical. Arthur, want to make comment on this ?