In-Counter Cooking Systems

The Micro Apartment Cooking System Saves Space in Compact Kitchens

The decreasing amount of free space in urban living spaces has designers seeking out ways to make the most of every square inch, which is exactly what's at work with the conceptual Micro Apartment Cooking System (MACS). The system is integrated with an in-counter design that works to offer a demure spot to cook and prepare meals of all kinds rather than using tradition stovetop or countertop appliances. The recessed design of the unit places the cooking containers into the countertop to save space, cook more efficiently and maintain sufficient portion preparation capabilities without the need for lots of space.

The conceptual Micro Apartment Cooking System (MACS) is the design work of Aminreza Shokouhi, Saba Beizaei and Sasan Ghaffari.
Trend Themes
1. Space-saving Appliances - The decreasing amount of free space in urban living spaces has created opportunities for designers to develop innovative space-saving appliances.
2. Integrated In-counter Designs - The in-counter design trend offers a demure spot to cook and prepare meals, making it an attractive option for compact kitchens.
3. Efficient Portion Preparation - The use of recessed cooking containers in countertop designs allows for efficient portion preparation, addressing the need for convenient and practical cooking solutions in small spaces.
Industry Implications
1. Appliance Manufacturing - Appliance manufacturers can capitalize on the trend of space-saving appliances by developing innovative cooking systems that are specifically designed for compact living spaces.
2. Kitchen Design - Kitchen designers have an opportunity to incorporate in-counter designs into their projects, offering clients functional and space-saving cooking solutions.
3. Real Estate and Property Development - Real estate developers can cater to the needs of urban dwellers by implementing compact and efficient kitchen designs in new residential projects.

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