Fisher & Paykel Izona CookSurface - LED Cooking Done Right

Okay - so maybe you aren't cooking with LED, but you are dialing up the heat with a 12-position LED heat indicator embedded within the cook surface. Each burner (and yes there are only 3) has Aero technology so they heat perfectly with every little turn of the dial. What we really like is the look, and are putting this on our list of cooktops for when the kids finally leave the nest.

Via DVICE at CookSurface

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Dacor Epicure 30 inch Gas Range - Cooking Elegance

Large appliances. They're so large, and making the right choice can be a tough one. You want to pick something that fits your cooking needs, but also one that looks perfect in your kitchen. We just came up on this range from Dacor. It's both functionally excellent, and looks fashionable as well. We really like the Illumina burner - it glows in brilliant blue to indicate temperature.

The new Epicure Range fits perfectly into any shabby chic cottage, upscale urban condominium or ornate Victorian kitchen, offering consumers who demand impeccable design and premium performance all the benefits of a professional kitchen appliance without the investment required with a dual-fuel model.

Key Features include:

• Dacor's signature Illumina Burner Controls glow in a brilliant blue to indicate when the burners are on for a safer cooking experience.
• SimmerSear Burners provide complete control over the cooking process for the perfect simmer, sauté or sear.
• 14” Continuous Platform Grates easily accommodate oversized cookware and the sealed spill basin makes clean-up a breeze.
• Three-Part Convection System features a fan, which prevents flavor transfer so the bacon-wrapped scallops and macaroni & cheese can heat at the same time.

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The Totem Fridge - Stackable Food Storage

This stackable design for a fridge is by creator Stefan Buchberger, a design student at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna. The idea came out of living in a small dorm room, and the thought of being able to go vertical like a skyscraper in a crowded city appealed to Stefan.

"I decided to create Flatshare fridge because there is nothing more disgusting than a dirty fridge in a shared flat," he says. "At the time, I was living in such a flat!"

The fridge consists of a base station, and up to four stackable modules that allow each individual user to have his or her own refrigerator space. Each can be customized with various colorful skins as well as with add-ons like a bottle opener or a whiteboard. We think just having meat, vegetables, snacks, and beer all separated out in a college fridge sounds like pure genius.

Via The totem fridge and more at cribcandy

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Range Kitchen Concept - Wok Not Included

This is the winner of the Whirlpool kitchen range concept contest, and it's quite the looker. It's both a cooktop, and also a wok top, plus it fits in tight places. We're not sure about the rather odd looking wood panels, but do those same panels in matte black or fiery red, and you may have a total winner.

Via Gizmodo

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Electrolux Inspiro - Intelligent Auto-Focus Cooking Oven

Electrolux is launching a revolutionary new oven called Inspiro, the first oven that automatically selects the right heating mode based on the contents of the oven. Rather than just measuring the air temperature with a thermometer and regulating it with a thermostat, the way a conventional oven operates, Inspiro uses sensors to calculate the precise combination of energy consumption and time needed to bring the food to the correct temperature. This is similar to the way cameras now automatically set aperture, exposure time and focus, depending on the light and what's in the frame.

How does it work? To cook a lamb joint, for example, select the category "roasting" via the touch control, then choose whether the joint should be rare, medium or well done. The oven indicates which level to put the tray on - in a cold oven. From that cold start, Inspiro calculates the energy consumption and time needed to raise the temperature of the meat to the desired level. That information is then combined with its database of professional cooking techniques to calculate what combination of heating modes is required (top, bottom, side, hot air, or grill) to ensure the desired result.

At Electrolux Inspiro - Intelligent Auto-Focus Cooking Oven

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AquaMaker AM10 Makes Water from Moist Air

Need to use the moisture in the air for a little water? This water cooler will suck the air dry pulling 36 liters of water from the surrounding air within 38 hours. However it's not that eco or wallet friendly. There is a $1200 price tag and it costs nearly $15 per day to operate. Oh well - maybe we can stick with our filtered water from the fridge for now.

Via SlashGear at Aquamaker

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Induction Cooktop Automatically Turns Off When Left On

Thermador's line of all-induction cooktops can detect changes in surface temperature and will automatically shut off for spills or prolonged use. The cooktop is available in either black or a silver mirrored finish with sizes ranging from 15-inch to 36-inch. The 30-inch black model is available now starting at $2029.

Via Gizmodo at Thermador

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Keep Food Fresh at College with the Sanyo SR-3770S Counter-High Refrigerator

If you're heading back to school and want a larger option for that "mini-fridge", this counter-high refrigerator from Sanyo is a good bet. It has stainless steel doors and the door storage can hold a 2 liter bottle of soda - perfect for dorm party filled nights. It even has a full width freezer plus a crisper to make the interior package pretty feature filled.

At Sanyo SR-3770S Counter-High Refrigerator

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LG Art Home Appliances

If you want a distinctive look to your kitchen, this Art home refrigerator from LG might do the trick. The art home appliances come covered in floral patterns created by Korean painter Seung-rim Ha and embedded with sparkling Swarovski crystal.

Via BornRich

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Trivection Oven

I thought Alec Baldwin was joking when he said he invented the Trivection oven on the premiere of the new sitcom, 30 Rock. Turns out it was just a big product placement. The Trivection oven combines thermal, convection, and microwave energies, which according to GE cooks things five times faster than a traditional oven. It also has auto recipe conversion and controls to help guide you through the cooking experience. It comes in a wall mounted model and a slide in model.

At GE

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Motorized Refrigerator Shelves

Thermador has added a motorized shelf to their refrigerators. The shelf can be lowered or raised at the touch of a button even when there is stuff on it. Sounds easier than the crank we have in our fridge to raise and lower the shelves.

Via OhGizmo! at Thermador

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Electrolux Cyber Fridge

Now you won't have to miss a minute of show, even if you have to open the refrigerator door. This Electrolux Cyber Fridge comes with a touch screen and a computer. Unlike other models, the screen is located above the door, so you can open the door without missing anything.

Via Appliancist at Electrolux

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Refrigerator Combo

This space saving stainless steel unit combines a refrigerator, freezer, and wine cabinet. It has a:

digital control panel, five different climate zones, dual-temperature wine cabinet no-frost freezer with ice maker and refrigerator compartment.

Via Appliancist at Liebherr.

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Appliance Panels

Are you bored with boring stainless steel or single-color appliances? Want to add some color to your kitchen? Well now you can apply these magnetic panels with pictures of apples, oranges, lemons, strawberries, coffee beans, alphabet soup, and broken eggs (???) to your appliances. The panels are thin enough to be cut with scissors.

Via Popgadget at Vincon

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