This great ladle will not sink into you soup, stopping you from getting in a mess. And Seongyong Lee's floating cutlery means that you do not risk cutting yourself when fishing around in the washing up bowl.
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Friday, 12 December 2008
Tuesday, 2 December 2008
Kitchen Shelves
I love open shelves in a kitchen. They are great to show off good looking cookware and personalise your space.
This great kitchen is owned by Virginia Armstrong and was recently featured in Living etc magazine.
The green behind the shelves could be anything to add colour or texture to the blank canvas of the white kitchen units. It could be paint, wall paper, glass or wood.
Monday, 1 December 2008
National Pie Day
I can't believe I missed national pie day!
I have added National Pie Day to my calendar for next year and I have added this pie iron to my National Pie Day wish list. It fits in perfectly with my current obsession with cooking things on a real fire.Oh well, onto the next food related day...... December 8th is National Brownie Day!I definitely won't be missing that one.
Thursday, 27 November 2008
Kitchen Robot
The kitchen robot, called B21, keeps track of the contents of your kitchen and can learn simple tasks, and could soon be making your dinner while you relax.Developed at the Technical University of Munichcan the robot can operate in a real kitchen that has been set up with radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags. As a result, the robot knows where everything is, and it can learn simple tasks simply by observing the movements of the
objects.
The team is also working to integrate a number of open-source software packages to enable the robots to get instructions from the internet. Robots would search how-to websites like eHow, converting natural language into robot-friendly instructions.
Wednesday, 26 November 2008
Kitchen radiator
Minimum depth, maximum heat. Hidden under the grille of the mini canal, by Jaga, is an ultra fast Low-H2O element. An ideal complement to floor heating systems, but powerful enough to serve as a primary heat source. It is a great alternative to radiators where wall space is at a premium and is acclaimed by treehugger.com for reducing energy consumption by up to 12% compared to traditional radiators.
The internal elements of the Mini Canal have been made "invisible", using lacquered dark grey components. The only eyecatching element left, is the grille-cover which can be perfectly tailored to match the floor.
Tuesday, 25 November 2008
Alessi Egg Selection
Monday, 24 November 2008
Textured Surfaces
DecoMetal® by Formica combines the colour and character of real metal surfaces with the lightweight, flexible and practical nature of laminate. It makes a practical, low maintenance kitchen backsplash which also adds an interesting visual and tactile texture to your design.
The Sculpted range by Formica has micro and macro textures to add dimension to the bold, plain colours it is available in.
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