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How do you con­vert a kitchen into a more liv­able space? Treat it like your other rooms.” With this sim­ple mes­sage an Us Com­pany, YesterTec, focused on kitchen treat­ment and inno­v­a­tive fur­ni­ture will help it’s cus­tomers to elim­i­nate the bound­ary between the liv­ing area and the kitchen area. The solu­tion is quite sim­ple, sev­eral sep­a­rate ele­ments of fur­ni­ture that sub­sti­tute the tra­di­tional sin­gle kitchen cab­i­netry and that appear like the one in your liv­ing room. The founder’s note is explana­tory, even if some of its main points are not applic­a­ble in every cul­ture. For instance, most of the Euro­pean flats are small and divided into lit­tle cubi­cles, you have to raze a cou­ple of walls to appre­ci­ate the advan­tage of this inno­v­a­tive way of liv­ing. But if you’re tired of your old fur­nish­ings this could be a good solution.

Why do I blog this?
This is another exam­ple of uncon­ven­tional inno­va­tion, that dri­ves you to think out­side the box, even if you’re inside a box…

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