Around a century ago, working in the kitchen was still cumbersome and inefficient. But then a Viennese architect had a groundbreaking idea that has endured to this day: The fitted kitchen.
  • Drusas
    5•10 days ago

    It would be nice if the article included pictures, or at least illustrations, of the type of kitchen that these replaced.

  • @mumblerfish
    1•10 days ago

    And the Frankfurt Shower – a shower in the kitchen – was not part of the original design of the Frankfurt Kitchen? Maybe the name for the shower is just a play on the kichen success?

    • @[email protected]OP
      1•9 days ago

      I don’t know when the name came up. But having a real bath in your kitchen or next to it came up a little earlier (around 1900) and started in wealthier households. You needed space, running water, a heating source and sewage connection.