last weekend in los angeles, designboom in collaboration with dwell on design hosted the ‘kitchen ecology: recipes for good design‘ exhibition

kitchen ecology designboom exhibition in los angeles ‘stem herb planter’ by peter pless http://www.peterpless.com

kitchen ecology designboom exhibition in los angeles

grow your own herbs in a home-planting-device, like a broom it leans against the wall.

kitchen ecology designboom exhibition in los angeles inside the exhibition

kitchen ecology designboom exhibition in los angeles seth grizzle and jonathan junker (graypants) hang their scrap lights made out of salvaged pieces of corrugated cardboard http://www.graypants.com

kitchen ecology designboom exhibition in los angeles kitchen ecology – recipes for good design, curated by designboom exhibition of 150 ‘eco-proposals’

kitchen ecology designboom exhibition in los angeles eames demetrios (grandson of charles and ray eames) and wife shelley mills at the show http://www.eamesdemetrios.com

kitchen ecology designboom exhibition in los angeles ‘ceramica’ pots and pans coated in ceramics by italian producer moneta http://www.moneta.it

kitchen ecology designboom exhibition in los angeles

this is the future of coating: ceramics! it resists high temperatures, scratches and doesn’t peel off. a luminous signal on the handle indicates when it’s reached 140 °C, so you can lower the flame of your stove and use less energy.

kitchen ecology designboom exhibition in los angeles

removable wash basins encourages the use of grey water. why not use the water to clean your vegetables to nourish your flowers?

kitchen ecology designboom exhibition in los angeles washing up bowl flexible rubber bowl designed by ole jensen and produced by normann copenhagen http://normann-copenhagen.com

kitchen ecology designboom exhibition in los angeles

kitchen ecology at dwell on design conference

kitchen ecology designboom exhibition in los angeles sam grawe, editor-in-chief of dwell and birgit lohmann of designboom at the conference

more images to come, stay tuned.