Innovative Kitchen Appliances of Electrolux Design Lab
Electrolux has a brilliant plan with their Design Lab competition which sends out a casting call to designers world wide asking for submissions to be judged by an international jury of renowned designers. How often does a company have designers lined up to contribute what could potentially be the future of their industry. The theme of this years contest was to design home appliances for the internet generation and some innovative and hi-tech entries were submitted as you would imagine. Here are a few of the innovative kitchen appliances that will one day grace the most modern kitchen of the future. See the rest of the entries as well as the entire collection of Electrolux kitchen appliances here.
Matthias Pinkert's Vesta cooktop folds away vertically when not in use contains a scanner that can read RFID chips, which are predicted to replace barcodes on product packages. These chips could contain information about cooking times and temperatures and even recipe suggestions.
Coox, the adaptive cooking table by Antoine Lebrun, lets users cook and eat wherever they are in the house, alone or with guests, and becomes an extension of the dinner table, coffee table or desk, depending on the situation.
The Flatshare Fridge by Stefan Buchberger consists of a base station and up to four stackable modules. The modules allow each individual user to have their own refrigerator space which can be customized with various colorful skins as well as with add-ons like a bottle opener or a whiteboard.
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