This looks like something that, if we'd seen it in say, 1975, we'd ooh and ahh over. But now, it looks kind of silly. What are all those screens on the wall, are they photo frames?

Is that a TV or computer to the left of the fridge embedded in the upper cabs? If TV, why do you need it? There's a large screen in the breakfast area a few feet away. You're not going to have both of them on at the same time.

A computer on the island (getting splashed as you prep?) and two on the desk. And is that a sink in the island? Or some kind of trash recepticle? And yes, the shape of the island is awkward. IME curve rounded things look cool and sometimes are necssary due to the space, but are never ideal for either a useful workspace or storage.

It's amazing how many kitchens I've noticed since doing my own that go for the look over the functionality. Cool, sleek, ornate, gorgeous.... all fine IF the kitchen works well. Otherwise, the look is just a lot of wasted design.

I would guess none of the designers of this kitchen A. are cooks and B. have every remodeled their own kitchens.

Thanks for posting!

Oh, boy, it's goofy. But it's an advertising pavilion right? Brought to you by the cabinet company (Taylor something) and HP? Who want you lined up in a row like in an internet cafe rather than interacting like a family? It's definitely a kitchen of the previous decade rather than the future.

Thanks for posting this. It's interesting to see stuff like this.