The kitchen is where the heart of every woman lies and it is this room of the home hat they wish to keep ultra-clan, neat, organized and in an order that fits their liking. One of the problems that plague most people who do spend considerable time cooking in the kitchen is the amount of waste that gets accumulated on the kitchen station. Whether it is due to cutting of vegetables or cleaning something else and getting it ready for lunch, the moment the station becomes messy your work slows down and time is completely wasted. Kohler has got the perfect solution to this age old problem with the Crevasse Sink.

Designed by Anne Kitzmiller, the Crevasse Sink disposes off trash effectively with the push of a button. With it being already integrated into the kitchen station, you need not collect and dump the waste separately. Once the sink is filled with waste, you just need to flush it out using the simple touch of a button. Saving both time and effort enormously, it makes your cooking a lot more organized and hassle free. So in case you are going for a new kitchen, you might want to strongly consider putting in one of these € 900 sinks.

Via: designbuzz / kohler

Modern furniture and design is all about ensuring that you derive the maximum out of the available resources and with space being a premium in the modern world, nothing seems to be a bigger hit that ergonomic furniture. Modern Space Saving Mini Kitchen from Ensci is one such cool invention which is in no way just ‘Mini’ and rather relies on its compact structure and special features to ensure that you get the max out of its mini frame.

The countertop with its easy moving mechanics slides right open to reveal the range, sink, storage, cupboards and even plenty of cabinets, which ensure that you have your entire kitchen in its compressed frame. Add to it the fact that all the stuff that you need to cook around is located at one singular point and your work only becomes easier and simpler. With its organized frame, finished look and energy-saving dynamics, even the spacious kitchen owners will be hard pressed to take a pass on this one!

Via: ensci / freshome