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Gift Guide: Space-Saving Gifts For People With Tiny Homes
The basic essentials for living under a roof with four adjacent walls are a constant. But it you live in a shoebox apartment, a dorm room, or a tiny studio, you have to make every little item count. Here are a handful of compact gifts that make a solid contribution to a happy home — and don’t take up a whole lot of room while they do it.
Skillet Simulator: Perfect Your Sear Without The Smoke Alarm
If preparing a bowl of two-minute noodles maxes out your culinary capabilities, you might want to consider a trip to the Tokyo Institute of Technology to enhance your skillset in the kitchen. Researchers there have developed a cooking simulator complete with virtual vegetables that can actually burn, and a force feedback frying pan that lets you feel the weight of a hefty steak.
A Modular Kitchen With Office Space Too
Imagine adding to this kitchen bit-by-bit as your cooking skills increase. Or as your home-office needs change, considering it looks like this Electrolux concept has considered converging the kitchen and office space to suit small flat-holders.
Inside Momofuku’s Secret Test Lab, A Very Magical Kitchen
I’ve been wanting to break into (or be invited, whichever) Momofuku’s secret Test Lab since cookbook co-author and all-around ace food writer Peter Meehan revealed its existence six months ago. Alas, I’ve been beaten by Jimmy Fallon.
The Kitchen Of The Future As Seen By Mad Men In 1962
Valcucine Logica Kitchen Will Brighten Up Any Underground Bunker
Italian haute kitchen design company Valcucine have debuted their ‘New Logica’ series of ergonomic, adaptable kitchen fixtures. Each of the kitchen’s various shelves, drawers and racks are placed within quick reach and easily rearrangeable.























