Cooking shows are quite common in the TV channels and are pretty popular among a wide range of people. According to my opinion, the main reason people like these shows is that they always have a happy ending, a plate-full of delicious dish, without the messy and most hectic part of cooking, which is efficient kitchen waste management.

Its been observed that, 30% of your effort in the kitchen goes to preparing the ingredients for cooking, 30% goes for cooking and rest 40% you have to work on waste management which holds the only goal to keep the kitchen clean. Kitchen Waste Management concept deals with utilizing this 40% effort of yours in kitchen for the betterment of the mankind and the environment. This innovative concept separates the kitchen wastes into two parts, organic and non-organic and an intelligent recycling unit that can handle different wastes efficiently to turn them into organic grain to be used in bio-gas plants or as fertilizers. This process is done via a countertop drying system that is being operated by sliding movements on the cutting board surface.

Designer : Gustavo Messias

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iPod. iPhone.. iPad… What else do you expect from Apple in future? Thinking of another high-tech handheld gadget? Why don’t think something beyond your imagination, iMove?

iMove is an electric car concept that has been specifically designed to be driven in the future streets by those who are already using various innovative Apple products. Design of the car was inspired by the Macintosh mouse, giving an open and cabriolet feel to the riders when driving. Accessing the car is super fun and stylish. The pyramidal shaped glass receptors have been placed on the roof that charges the electronic dashboard of the car. The back of the car is made of elastic textile materials that can hold the luggage underneath tightly. The exterior transparent area contains photocromic materials that enable the car to change its appearance in various situations.

Designer : Liviu Tudoran

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Computertv Host Bauer has a shot for another helpful How-To Tutorial! How to install a hard drive to your motherboard can be a bit confusing. Thats why Bauer created a helpful video guide to what you should look for, what you need, and how to install. Check it out!

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Whether you have found this post while searching for futuristic kitchen appliances or you are a regular visitor of this site, you surely will find chomp, an innovative combination of a functional toaster, sandwich maker and grill, fascinating enough to start imagining your household 50 years ahead. Appearance wise, Chomp can complement to any kitchen interior or an outdoor party with chic and fashionable shape and size. This kitchen appliance concept features sophisticated pressing mechanism that makes the concept able to automatically adjust with varied thickness of sandwiches. Moreover, you can opt to use Chomp in both open and closed configurations for preparing sandwiches, toasts, fried eggs, grilled meat, waffles, and many more with great convenience and style. To facilitate the maximum ease of operation, it includes a touch screen display where all the functions can be selected easily.

Designer : Eric Pautz and Fernanda Filippin

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Motion Code: Blue is an industrial design studio which emphasis on yacht design. Now they have extended their areas of operation to another design discipline: they offer architectural concepts and their development until the implementation planning. The Taiwan Shipyard is their latest creation. The design has been developed on an existing u-shaped hall and production building for yachts. The task from its customer was to add an office building, green, and recreational spaces as well as a contemporary European architecture inspired showroom. Another part of the briefing was that the building should have landmark-like characteristics. The office building was designed in such a way, that not only it closes the u-shaped halls optically, but also adds a floating appearance to the whole building. The office building has been designed to house VIP areas, meeting rooms, offices for employees and CEOs, terraces, a yoga room and language course facilities. The whole structure is supported by 2 infrastructure cores and columns, this part of the yard is both remarkable and functional.

Designer: Motion Code: Blue

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Underneath this structure, the design team has planned a kitchen area and facilities as well as staff restaurants and a cafeteria. The entrance area that connects the showroom with the VIP-areas is very representative, it offers a remarkable experience due to the information, interaction, and recreation all customers can enjoy. The showroom is the heart of the building complex. It has been designed as a neutral room and has a museum character, in order to attract the interest of the clients on the beautiful vessels.

All customers have the ability to enjoy the yachts with all their senses. The smell, the music, the lightening moods, the multimedia information which is shown on the walls, all the materials and surfaces should create a holistic and unique experience.

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The showroom has been designed in order to house three 50 feet yachts. The large window surfaces allow fascinating view of the yachts without unveiling them fully. An adjacent green outdoor area offers space for BBQ, relaxing or just walking around. The small water surfaces and waterfalls connect at different levels as well as different indoor and outdoor areas. The facade, with its ornamental elements acts in reference to the water world and enhances the recognition value of the building.

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The beautiful and simple shape of this lamp created by Daniel Love, will bring peace into your home. It relaxes the eyes with its upside down L-shape and two color tones. The lamp uses two fluorescent tubes, one white and one red. Here’s where it gets interesting, the designer didn’t use the two different light colors just for design, they are for the interesting feature the lamp has been enhanced with. This lamp has the ability to show you the time. By hosting light as an interesting creation, the attributes of light can be further exploited by having two fluorescent tubes acting as the short and long hands of a floor standing clock. In his creation, Daniel, prevented the strong glare of the fluorescent tubes, by housing them in metal tubing.

When night falls and the surrounding darkens, the light goes into action. The metal housing of the tubes is outlined by the light, showing the silhouettes of the hands. This clock can be easily read, just as a normal analog clock. It’s not only an outstanding view, but it’s also useful. The two colors of the fluorescent tubes have their saying now. The red tube represents the short hand of the clock. The white represents the long hand. This outstanding lamp fits in any home, apartment, office, hotel room or you name it, regardless of the interior design, due to its dual usability. Daniel Love did an incredible job, giving an ordinary table lamp a new feature and usability.

Designer : Daniel Love

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