Have you ever found it difficult to maneuver your way around the kitchen smoothly while cooking for expected guests? Ever wondered to yourself, if there was a counter that I could shift just a little bit, it'd be perfect! Well, either hit yourself over the head for not being the person to invent this or pump your arms in the air for celebration that someone actually has put thought into making your lives easier.
The Isola S from Japanese Toyo Kitchen's "Nobody" line is one stylish way to shrink a kitchen down into a sliding Yin-Yang. The Isola S can be transformed into different configurations depending on what you space you need.
It has an electric range with three burners, a circular sink, a section dedicated to providing some countertop space and a bunch of drawers. The drawers are corrugated, so you can stack plates in there or separate cutlery.
The whole thing is also studded with LED lights — just for those late nights or going downstairs to grab a glass of water.
The price for this isn't available yet, but in my opinion, probably for the uber-rich bachelor pad.
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Have you ever found it difficult to maneuver your way around the kitchen smoothly while cooking for expected guests? Ever wondered to yourself, if there was a counter that I could shift just a little bit, it'd be perfect! Well, either hit yourself over the head for not being the person to invent this or pump your arms in the air for celebration that someone actually has put thought into making your lives easier.
The Isola S from Japanese Toyo Kitchen's "Nobody" line is one stylish way to shrink a kitchen down into a sliding Yin-Yang. The Isola S can be transformed into different configurations depending on what you space you need. 
It has an electric range with three burners, a circular sink, a section dedicated to providing some countertop space and a bunch of drawers. The drawers are corrugated, so you can stack plates in there or separate cutlery.
The whole thing is also studded with LED lights — just for those late nights or going downstairs to grab a glass of water.
The price for this isn't available yet, but in my opinion, probably for the uber-rich bachelor pad.
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