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Above: The star of the show for appliance brand CDA was the SV310 Sensor Touch oven. Using a TFT touch-sensitive screen, the user is able to access a multitude of different cooking functions including fi ve automatic programmes and a host of customisable settings.


With its clear and easy to follow menus, the SV310 was also included as a fi nalist in the Innovation Centre competition at the KBB London show.


CDA www.cda.eu


Designer Rock Galpin created a futuristic vision of the bathroom, designing a range of highly innovative new bathroom product prototypes that explore modern needs and ecological requirements and transforms our routine of daily ablutions.


His future concept incorporates a self-sustaining system which both conserves water and harnesses water pressure to power the bathroom environment.


Ideas included: a walk-in body dryer; an intelligent mirror that informs you of your state of health and well-being; twin baths for social bathing; bath water that recycles into the cistern.


“Bathrooms have gone through a massive change in the last few years,” says Galpin. “They’re much less about a basic function now and much more about the experience and the time we spend in them. I want to combine ecological features with the emotional and sensory experience bathrooms offer – and then push everything a few steps further into the future.”


Above: Samsung has added the ability to cook with steam to its original BQ1S6T077 Dual Cook oven, which comes with a divider enabling users to use the oven as a single or double oven.


The new Dual Cook steam oven can be used as a single 65 litre capacity oven or as a double oven comprising a 32 litre lower section and a 30 litre upper section if a divider is added.


Samsung www.samsung.com/uk


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