Kitchen tasks can turn out to be more complex than they seem, especially for the elderly and disabled. Industrial designer Dirk Biotto created ChopChop Kitchen to help, it’s so functional! ChopChop’s kitchen counter is height adjustable, a perforated backplate hangs the most-used kitchen utensils to keep them visible and easy accessible, ample storage keeps more items handy. Filling pots is made easier with an extendable hose and a slope in the sink helps for pulling out heavy objects onto the working surface. A milled slot in the work surface serves as a stop for the slicing bread and an embedded grater makes grating easier – a drawer underneath collects the grated vegetables and fruits. A vice for holding and securing bottles, jars, tins and a grid provides a slide-up equipped with an additional knife to handle vegetables and fruits that are hard to cut. Everything is foreseen, bravo to the designer!
