By Andrew Liszewski
A few days ago I brought you a clever entry from the 2008 Electrolux Design Lab competition that made it a lot easier for a group of roommates to share, or really not share, the food in their fridge. But here’s another design from Chiba University’s Nojae Park that would not only provide a group of roommates with their own mini-fridges, but a whole mini kitchen on wheels. The Kitchen Drawer is designed for the “internet generation” which was part of the 2008 Design Lab competition’s theme, and I guess that partly refers to those of us living in an urban area where space is a premium.
In addition to a mini-fridge, the Kitchen Drawer also includes an electric stove that allows you to select the size of the heating element depending on the size of the pot you’re using, a stainless steel plate for preparing and/or warming your food and a drawer to accommodate your dishes and cutlery. While it’s lacking the all important kitchen sink that’s needed for cleanup, the wheeled base and compact design means you could probably just roll it outside and blast it with the hose after dinner’s done.
[ Electrolux Design Lab 2008 ] VIA [ Yanko Design ]
wow that would be so cool to have my roomate always takes my food im sick of it
wow that would be so cool to have my roomate always takes my food im sick of it
wow that would be so cool to have my roomate always takes my food im sick of it
It is a very nice kitchen appliance and also it is much beneficial for time saving. Also it is much beneficial for understanding the good and advanced concept for kitchen appliances.
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I'd use this as an everyday item. I not very ever cook, when I do, it is never over one burner, I don't bake, and the only thing in my fridge is veggies, a qt of milk and sodas. This would be ideal.
It's lacking the all important kitchen sink that's needed for cleanup, the wheeled base and compact design means you could probably roll it outside and blast it with the hose after dinner's done.
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