Google Home/Alexa

Hands-free devices like Alexa and Google Home allow you to set various timers, access recipes, and read recipes. Cooking becomes more accessible and fun, and you can play your favorite songs or podcast while working in the kitchen.

Charging stations

Every day we have to charge electronic devices, and what better than doing it in an integrated charging station hidden in a drawer? This frees up counter space and ensures your devices stay fully charged but out of sight.

Touch Activated Faucets

This is the most practical of technological kitchen inventions. With a touch-activated kitchen faucet, you can turn the water on and off with just the touch of your hand, wrist, arm, or elbow. It’s an excellent option for when your hands are dirty, and you want to avoid making a bigger mess trying to get clean.

Hidden screens

Small TV screens can provide entertainment and help with meal preparations. You can designate a strategic location or get creative by hiding a screen inside a cabinet, keep in mind to plan the cables and leave room for the wires.

Kitchen appliances

High-tech kitchen appliances are so much fun. If you want to take kitchen technology to the next level, you can add a touchscreen refrigerator where you can stream music, a stove you can control from your smartphone, a trash can you can open with a wave, and more. Others. Remember that technology evolves rapidly and may need to be replaced before its low-tech counterparts.

Device container

This one is low-tech but for tech. We love having a large bowl in the center of the table so that everyone sitting down to eat has to place their phone in the bowl. This helps them have a tech-free dinner, eye contact, lively conversation, and a well-deserved break from our beloved technology. Kitchen technology can make cooking so much easier and more fun, so don’t forget to consider kitchen technology when thinking about your kitchen design.