Nobody wants to be confined to a single place, do they? Well, even those who cook in kitchens would know how annoying it is to cook in the same place. Moreover, huge kitchens take up a lot of space that could be used for other purposes. If you are single and stay in a studio apartment, you may want to check out the chic ‘Kitchen for Singles’ designed by Dzmitry Samal.

It is almost like a portable island and when you rotate it, you can find a stove, a fridge, a storage area and even a cutting board. It optimizes space like no other design ever has. I would love to see this being bought by many people as that would help conserve much needed space.

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I have a great amount of respect and adoration for products with oxymoron features. And try my level best not to skip the inventions of similar nature. Folowing religiously here is a designer kitchen island by Stefan Price that sports cold and hot, black and white, dark and light, peace and wild aspects of a Chinese cooking. Designed for kitchen whiz Evitavonni, its appeal is a clear indication of the renowned Ying Yang icon with the black geography housing the hob and oven (Yang) while the other pole spreads peace by accommodating the sink, fridge and other things connected with cooling (Ying).

Some may call it luxury whilst others may tag it as extravagance, but it is designed to address a new meaning to the world of oriental cooking. The revolutionary design would serve you with delicious Chinese menu and is smart enough to reside in the hi-end abode as the demanding price of £102,577 won’t allow it enter any ordinary household.

Via TechTV/ ElectricPig