A futuristic espresso machine concept from Adam Zerbib, it is very interesting to combine the pragmatic, futuristic, and the original use of espresso machine. The design combines the cup and the coffee machine into one, safe some space in your cabinet, plus it fits to your modern kitchen interior (look like a white tree with its branches to me). In the morning you can just pick up a cup out of its branch and start making espresso coffee. So, how do you like your coffee in the morning ?
Forget about your classic grandma’s teapot, say hello to Sorapot. Take a look at this futuristic teapot designed by Joey Roth, New York based industrial designer. Joey chose alcoa aluminum because of its advantages over other materials. Roth definitely understands the meaning of this word : “When design meets technology”, this is the coolest teapot I’ve ever seen. The aluminum’s light weight and the ability of metal to transfer the heat combine with the futuristic design, sorapot will complete your modern kitchen. Sorapot should be available this September, 2007.
Memory Board is designed to bring order into the increasingly hectic bustle of everyday life. It is ideal for use in the kitchen, hall or workplace. The concept consists of six boards (39,5 x 24 cm) made of stainless steel and plastics: a white board, a magnetic board, a key board, a picture frame, a calendar board incl. calendar and a letter holder. Aesthetically appealing and decorative, the Memory Board is designed with functionality in mind so as to be easy to set up and use. The individual boards are simply latched into a plastic rail with recessed adjustable holes (supplied as part of the package) or slid in from the side. This memory board design by A/S, Aarhus and manufactured by georg jensen. Read the rest of this entry »
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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 ?
