In the Victorian era, kitchens were a place meant for the servants and the women of the house, who toiled in there all day. Over the years, as the industrial revolution caught on, modernization crept in and took over the kitchen. Handy gadgets appeared on the scene to make like more comfortable for the workingwoman. Today we are at an era where modular functionality dictates this room, but for the future one can only venture a guess what styles, appliances and gadgets will be used. Taking a peek at what French designer David Tajchman has in store for us, we can safely say, the future looks pretty good! The Landscape Kitchen is his labor of love that caters to the many facets a woman displays.
A nurturer, a provider, a keeper and a mother. The highlight of this futuristic platform is the kitchen garden that he has incorporated plus he takes care of the entertainment factor, which is all-important, by including a TV screen. Moreover the platform is almost like a hub where you can stand around an socialize with friends or catch up with family. This is truly the future of our kitchens.
Futuristic Landscape Kitchen overlooking the natural beauty
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