The world’s first no-chimney kitchen exhaust uses a drawer for ventilation - Yanko Design

Okay, I am just going to say it, I have never met a kitchen exhaust or vent that has helped prevent the ringing of the smoke alarm when I cook. Some that are good certainly filibuster it, but if you have a small New York City apartment then your house is going to smell like your dish for at least a day. I am glad someone out there thought nosotros needed a more innovative solution and designed the world's offset downdraft with a central cooking plate and underhung drawer! A top-notch setting that controls ventilation, making cleaning easier, and elevates the aesthetics of your kitchen.

Gutmann is a global leader in manufacturing loftier-quality frazzle hoods for households and is trusted past the best of specialized kitchen dealers. The design team combined their superior engineering with their own artistic vision to give the users a cleaner experience. To come up with the solution, the team had to understand that performance, cleaning, and irresolute the filters are the core pillars of creating an efficient production. "With downdraft becoming the new norm, power was questionable. We said information technology had to step above the electric current noise. Emphasizing airflow, and creating clarity in the UI were our central points," said the design squad about their goal to create a downdraft hood that had the same (if not meliorate) impact every bit the ceiling hood.

Each kitchen is unlike, there is a large variation in depths and heights of cabinets and drawers; so the design of this cooktop was kept lightweight without compromising on the advanced engineering and materials. It was important to highlight the drawer during use and assembling all components in a central zone for intuitive user experience – optimizing storage and making cooking a stress-complimentary process. Cooktops are used every twenty-four hour period and they accept to be durable to endure the constant cleaning and cooking. It can wear downwardly even the most enthusiastic chef and homeowner to maintain appliances. To brand this easier all the components were made with precise dimensions so they would fit directly into the dishwasher. This cooktop set up should go direct on top of your kitchen wishlist!

Designers: Oliver Hatton and Nicolas Schmitt for VanBerlo Bureau