PRODUCT NEWS | INNOVATIONS
CONTEMPORARY DESIGN SMART FUTURE GAZING
NOLTE KÜCHEN DETAILS : Nolte Küchen is an ideal partner in the area of ‘Smart Home’, says Marketing Director Axel Brinkmann: “The world is changing under the influence of digitisation that affects all areas of life. This of course doesn’t stop at kitchens. Leading the way with innovative concepts we at Nolte Küchen actively proceed with this subject matter also. At the fair we will demonstrate how tomorrow’s future can be practically experienced already today.” Also on display were no less than 12 kitchen designs including new colours in The Loft range, pictured right. |
www.nolte-kitchens.com
BELOW | Nolte showed various ideas for future smart kitchens
STARCK DESIGN
GORENJE BY STARCK DETAILS : Star of the Gorenje stand was the Gorenje by Starck collection featuring a variety of exceptionally designed, advanced cooking and cooling appliances. Philippe Starck has worked on a wide range of interior, product, industrial and architectural design projects across the globe. |
www.gorenje.co.uk
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INNOVATIVE SINK
HANSGROHE C71 SINK DETAILS : Working with Phoenix Design studio, Hansgrohe’s C71 sink features built-in mixer and intuitive controls for technical adjustments and hands-free washing. Hansgrohe separated the water control unit from the tap, placing it on the side of the sink rim for convenient access by all users. |
hansgrohe.com
FREESTANDING TABLE
LA AGENCIA BANCO DETAILS : On display in Germany for the first time on the Neolith stand was the award-winning Banco table by La Agencia. The free-standing, fully functional furniture system combines a kitchen table with Neolith Calacatta worktops, and includes an integrated hob and sink. |
www.neolith.com
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