Kitchen Art - it's childs play!!!

It is amazing that some people can think that designing a kitchen is child’s play! But with kitchen design having functional, cultural, social, artistic and holistic implications it could prove foolhardy to underestimate this particular discipline.

Here though we see a brilliantly expressive piece of functional art. Made up of 20,000 individual pieces of Lego and taking a week to complete this concept is blatantly artistic. It is also interesting to observe how the creators, Simon Pillard and Philippe Rosetti have been so obviously random with the placement of the individual pieces of Logo, making no attempt to create a pattern. The randomness highlights the size of each individual element and therefore reflects the amount of time it has taken to create the design; which could be translated as being a key element of the art itself.

Look forward to telling the fitting teams that they’re installing 20 of these!

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Functional Thinking

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