Kitchen Design Think Tank

Okay, technically it’s not a kitchen but this accordion table certainly pushes the “chopping block” envelope!   The contemporary preparation zone is disguised as a ridged accessory, inflexible and relatively uninspiring but this is a common trait amongst kitchen transformers!   They like to keep a hidden secret. This fancy chopping board has the ability to move and twist like a human spine revealing functional accessories and compartments embedded within its functional cartilage, all designed to aid food preparation.   Designers are now focusing on smaller elements and zones within the kitchen and embedding micro transformers within the transforming kitchen framework! The Mogul thinks that this design shouldn’t just be a table; this should be a full scale remotely operated kitchen island!   That would be special!

The architect and builder have provided you with a space, how are you going to define the space?   Do you decide to create an intricate array of cabinetry that covers every inch of available wall space and is linked by a spaghetti junction of pelmets and other elaborate dust collectors, or do you decide to make an understated statement of style. The Mogul read somewhere once that the kitchen is an island with a backdrop of artistic self expression, and this is true, but the kitchen of tomorrow is also a shape shifting modular masterpiece that has the ability to interact with its user.   The Mogul appreciates the power of shape shifting kitchens and this example from Linea Quattro is no exception.   Sitting in a standby position this kitchen offers uninterrupted earthy colours that empower a stereotypical vision of contemporary living.   Consisting of only two elements this kitchen lays dormant, ready to be awakened by human functional requirement.   An array of sliding panels allows