Counting for now it is mere a concept, we can always ponder over other similar space-saving washer-dryer units, that addresses a bigger definition of the laundry room.
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You may happen to loose your heart on futuristic products but do keep your mind in control otherwise you would be a self-confessed looser. Yes, the idea of getting served with a cup of coffee matching your taste without a single move seems interesting and now seems the nearest possibility with the $2000 coffeemaker i.e. Jura F90 Bean that captures your coffee preferences via internet. The seemingly smart machine is an incredible futuristic coffee maker that maintains a level of interactivity with the interested ones and save your drink volume, strength and temperature likeness via a touch screen selection panel or even internet.

The Grey side of this coffeemaker is it puts your PC open to be fiddled by all the hackers across and with no good may even offer you an awful cup of coffee! Inking a deal with such futuristic models would burden you with more worries than getting relieved.

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Till today we have been witnessing various products where technology marries tradition but this one designed to change your cooking experience is an exception. Called Molteni Podium IV, the distinct cooking station is designed and developed for qualified chefs. It comes equipped with enough cooking facade to feed the Japanese soldiers. It features two open burners beneath a stainless steel grid, two woks, a two-zone chrome fry top, four hotplates plus many other integrated appliances. The cooking base comes operational with two cold drawers, two hot drawers, an electric oven, and storage shelves.

The designer station is available in variety of shades i.e. red, blue, black, green, white, or ivory enamel with finished touch in brass, stainless steel, or chrome thereby offering you enough choice to choose from. Price information is available on request.

Dimensions: 4200 mm (W) x 1500 mm (D) x 900 mm (H)
Weight: 1000 kg

Those who wish to bring a high-tech flavor to their pantry/kitchen shall ink a neat deal with this Kohler Karbon Articulating Kitchen Faucet. It’s time that you replace your lacklustered and outmoded valve with this inventive creation that sway back to work in style. Offering eventual authority to rule it as and when you want it exactly, the faucet is planned to move at any required angle.

The stainless steel spigot is developed using carbon fiber that assures extra power and less load, while limiting within the boundaries of the design.

Equipped with two spray modes, this hands free spout can be your weapon to rule the kitchen as it intervenes only when asked for and when not in use stands in a right position.

Layered with ultra contemporary and textured user-friendly surface, this faucet is refined in lustrous elegant chrome. Its cutting edge design and avant-garde form makes it look more appealing.

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A new concept is ready to hit your mind and its elite theory aim s at not only hitting but dominating it. Called the Local River, it is a creation by a French designer Mathieu Lehanneur and stands upon the theory of domestic “refrigerator-aquarium” that raises freshwater fish for eating and grows vegetables simultaneously. In layman terms, it can be defined as aquaponic kitchen gardens with integrated fish tank. It can be seen as a perfect replacement of ornamental ‘TV aquarium’ by a life-sized ‘refrigerator-aquarium’. For this particular design, Mathieu takes inspiration from a San Francisco based group known as the Locavores who eat foods grown within a 100-mile radius of their city to diminish their impact on the surroundings.

The project enables people to grow their own food at home and thus the growing vegetables in floating pots assures purification of water by eliminating nitrates and other reserves. The concept will be demonstrated at the Artists Space Gallery in New York from 25 April. Well, saying how early it can be devised is not possible now but we are hoping seeing it installed in various homes in near future.

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