The evolution of household appliances has been instrumental in shaping modern domestic life, originating from innovations in the Industrial Revolution and urban electrification. A significant development was the Frankfurt Kitchen, designed by Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky in 1926, which optimized functionality and integrated equipment. As appliances gained aesthetic value, they transformed into symbols of personal expression and hospitality. Influenced by modernist design principles, today's appliances, like Gaggenau's Expressive series, reflect a legacy of merging function and beauty, rooted in the ideals of Bauhaus and contemporary architecture.
The evolution of household appliances reflects the transformation of domestic life, showcasing how modern design enhances both functionality and aesthetic experience in our homes.
Invented for the Frankfurt Kitchen in 1926, the principles of the Bauhaus have defined how we approach domestic spaces, merging technical precision with aesthetic beauty.
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