Italian Kitchen Design Keeps Getting Greener with New Valcucine
by Collin Dunn, Corvallis, OR, USA 
on 05.23.08
Combining sleek design, greener materials and extreme durability (we're talking like "spans the generations" durable), we liked the looks of Valcucine's new kitchen this past week at ICFF. The Italian kitchen designer, whom we've covered before, has replaced stainless steel and wood with glass while maintaining the idea that you (and your kids, and maybe even your grandkids) won't have to buy another kitchen. Ever.
It's a good thing that timelessness is high on Valcucine's design to-do list, because they're sure built to last, and flat-packed to boot. Hit the jump to check out the video and see what we mean. ::Valcucine and ::ICFF 2008
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