Talk of modern interiors, and perhaps TM Italia may take the cake. With their latest offering the talented group has once again set the benchmark even higher up. You would say the same when you see Petra and the Mondrian kitchens by TM Italia. This range is a show-stealer right from being exclusive with the customization option. Agreed, each contemporary kitchen style is distincted by similar block-like forms that intrigue and impose. But let me tell you that the inspiration for each pattern comes from a different ideation well. For instance, the stone-structured Petra is inspired by the power of nature, while the corian-finished Mondrian by Cubist Art.

The strongest point of the range is their minimalistic approach. One can’t help but feel impressed by the perfectly smooth exterior that easily hides away the kitchen essentials when they are not in use. And when you wish to work in the kitchen, simply use the remote control to move the work tops and covers that will reveal functional areas just for you.

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Since ‘40s, Germany-based industrial designer Luigi Colani was engaged in giving a revolutionary meaning to future by offering a curved, streamlined appeal to sedans and trucks, kitchens, spacecraft, furniture, and any sundry thing that he had dreamt of. You may call him a designer, but the title that befits him well is that of a “3-D philosopher,” the one coined by him. Sticking to the concept of round shape of earth and heavenly bodies, Colani wishes to follow Galileo Galilei’s philosophy and declares: “My world is also round.”

And featured above is Luigi Colani himself in his “satellite kitchen,” that was designed in 1969.

Seemingly weird, every appliance in the fully-occupied kitchenette can easily be attained by anyone sitting at the orb’s center.

Colani considers his concepts as no mere proposals, but rather responses to questions that design proposes.

Check out the gallery to know more about Luigi Colani’s futuristic designs.

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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.

Via Gizmodo