Giuliano Giaroli has designed “G-one white kitchens” for Italian company Schiffini.

The Orange & White kitchens blend classic kitchen ideals with contemporary touches for a modern kitchen that truly has it all.

The simple, clean lines give the collection a calm, collected appeal while the minimalist details and crisp, white palette give it an ultra modern, urban-sophisticated edge.

This astonishing kitchen fixture has a sculptural and artistic edge: the Kohler Karbon Articulating Kitchen Faucet.

The angular, linear aspect of the Karbon is sure to be as appreciated for its futuristic good looks as for its fantastic functionality.

Intelligently engineered to hold any pose for hands-free operation, the Karbon faucet extends fully to fill large pots, lowers into the sink for food preparation and cleanup, folds compactly out of the way when not in use and can be positioned anywhere in between.

Designed by Marco Gorini and architect Simone Micheli – Flex 1 is a modern italian kitchen design from Strato.

Destined to be the new metropolitan icon, this minimalist kitchen style comes from the sleek stainless steel frame, made from a single piece and boasting a satin finish, complemented by cabinets, doors and drawers and appliance fronts finished in clean White Stratocolor. Source: Trendir

Toyo Kitchens have some of the most decadent and stylish kitchen designs anywhere in the world. They are a Japanese company which have proved to be very popular amongst discerning design enthusiasts from Tokyo to London for many years now.

And now here is a look at one of their best kitchen designs. Known as INO Meulable, it emits class and luxury. Every handle is fully embellished with Swarovski crystal rhinestones and is designed like kitchen jewelry to highlight your space.

The crystals give this design a subtle yet classy appeal instead of a loud bling effect – Via homedesignfind.

This beautiful central island design by Stefan Price for kitchen specialist Evitavonni is based on the ying yang icon.

The principle behind this central, freestanding unit is that all the cool, water-based and calm parts of your kitchen – fridge and sink – are stored within the Yin (the white area) and the hot more aggressive elements – hob and oven – are in the Yang (the black area).

The design is innovative and the feel is very “oriental”, perfect for Chinese cooking. The price is £102,577 ($200,000) for the complete, including the majestic Elica Star extractor fan.

Whirlpool has shown of its futuristic “green kitchen” concept in which 60% of the water and heat generated from appliances is “diverted” to fuel other appliances or functions in the eco-kitchen.

Through this integrated use of appliances, with the concept taking its model from the cycle of nature, it optimises the use of heat and water with processes that increase energy efficiency up to 70%.

For example, the kitchen allows you to use the heat produced by the fridge compressor, the only appliance to operate 24 hours a day, to produce hot water for the dishwasher.

Simple changes make a difference too – the refrigerator also uses a fridge “drawer”, instead of the normal cabinet. This new design prevents the cold air from slipping out every time the door opens.

As well as being eco-friendly, the average savings that an owner could make from the kitchen eco-system created to adapt, reduce and recycle water, heat and energy are estimated at 24%.