An indoor stove that looks like a giant emerald, we definitely like this one! The reigning concept of the hearth and home with its green open fireplaces has gone a step further with Piet. This one is an all new chimney free indoor stove created by an industrial design student Fredrik Hylten-Cavallius. Some of you might know that it was really EcoSmart that pioneered the trend of open fire innovation.

Coming back to Piet, this one looks very artistic, something like a huge precious stone in a shade of yellow. The stive features a brass reflector and runs on ethanol fuel in place of wood, thus ensuring a smokeless fire.

The exterior has been done in ceramic and it also has a layer of rock wool fire insulation between the reflector and the outer shell. This helps in keeping the outside cool and avoids accidents. As you can see, the stove is safe to be around kids. Again, it requires no installation. So, go ahead and enjoy the warmth of fire minus the worries and a guilty green conscience.

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Koppe is the name of a new steel kitchen that is real amazing. The Boccaccio stoves have been clad in steel the country of Germany to add a heavy dose of glamour to your cooking adventures. Coming back to the stoves, they have the capacity to give an output of 8kw of ostensible heat. A large curved panoramic viewing pane adds the stylish quotient to the whole affair.

A primary air regulation and preheated secondary air supply keep the kitchen area well-ventilates for you. And if you desire, a smoke vent can be installed either on top or behind the stove.

With a price range between $3,565 and $5,187, the Boccaccio stove has a side panel and a decorative top plate of soapstone. The same series also includes several models of rotatable Boccaccio stoves that have summer and winter panels. We have found another use for you; the kitchen stove works well as a decorative cabinet with a glass shelf during the comparatively warm months.

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Camping was never so much fun, as it can be now that you can dish out lip-smacking meals without much fuss with the help of the new Elevate Cooking System. Now you can travel and yet have your most scrumptious cuisine. Kelly Bremer’s eco-friendly innovation, the alfresco cooking system consists of a stove, grill, and smoker stacked up to pull off as space saver too and also features a heat-activated color shifting material that warns of the flame’s invisible nature. And that isn’t all!! The unit is not only green in color but also in its concept of using eco-friendly denatured alcohol for cooking.

This uber convenient arrangement allows campers to grill veggies or meat and brew soups or coffee on the go without burning fossil fuels or even wood and that too all of them together. Once detached, each unit can stand on its own above the ground with the help of foldable legs. Finish your food and look the unit up as conveniently as you opened & carried it.

So all you campers out there, this one is certain to be a delicious you!!