Ok, tackling the standard kitchen design for improved eco-friendliness or chicness makes sense, but for portability, like this Whirlpool Range concept? Nope… don’t see it. I mean designer Weston Boege has made it look all very nice, with those curvaceous lines and wooden accents. And his design squeezes in a small oven and stove-top gas burners, along with track-style wheels for mobility. But I’m not sure I’d ever want to trundle one gas bottle-laden component about the house so that I could cook near the dining table or outdoors. Surely that’s what barbecues and zipping out to a Japanese restaurant for some at-table theatre cooking is all about? [Born Rich]
https://gizmodo.com/whirlpool-kitchen-is-eco-friendly-recycles-heat-water-368565
