It looks like KitchenAid has finally learned a trick from sportscar manufacturers like Ferrari, and even Iron Man. The company's newest addition to its Pro Line of appliances is this lustworthy electric kettle that comes with an optional candy apple red colour scheme that makes it look like it could boil water in three seconds. Read More >>
Featured comment by Will.King.London:
"If you're the sort of person who has £200 to spend on a kettle, you're also the type who's got a little more to spend on a boiling water tap thingy (..." More »
When he's not designing products for the likes of Blackberry, BMW, and Lenovo, Di Tao is re-imagining commonplace items with his amazing concepts. Take this electric cordless water kettle—nothing but right angles in austere black and white. A perfect contrast to the formless water it's meant to hold. Read More >>
If you'd rather enjoy a cup of coffee or a mug of tea as soon as you make it—instead of painstakingly sipping at the scalding beverage until you can tolerate the heat—your plight has officially been resolved. Bonavita's variable temperature kettles let you specify exactly how hot you want your water. Read More >>
As far as electric kettles go, DeLonghi's Brilliante is a run-of-the-mill way to heat water. There's no timer, no temperature settings, not even a whistle. But what it lacks in functionality, it makes up for in form with a faceted body reminiscent of London's 30 St. Mary Axe tower or, as everyone else knows it, the Gherkin. Read More >>
Featured comment by irononreverse:
"I don't understand where your experience of futuristic kettles comes from.
Kettles boil water and turn off when water is boiled. Isn't that what al..." More »
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