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Street Kitchens are the original fast food for most of the world–cheap, fast, and delicious. (Extremely delicious; Jean-Georges Vongerichten has called Thai street food the best in the world, and he’s made himself rich trying to recreate some of those flavors.) The makeshift Kitchens that turn out this food are a sight to behold–a testament to ad-hoc, vernacular design. And the Dornbracht exhibition is like a whirlwind trip around the world. For a sample, watch this tasty video by Dezeen:

Many of us today want the most state of the art appliances in our kitchens, the storage space for everything, and don’t can forget optimal organization. You can still have all of this and move your 1940′s Kitchen Designs or feeling to the rest of the home. No one wants to see dirty dishes in the sink that is why we have dishwashers now. The 1940′s Kitchen Designs were practical at the time, but in today’s kitchen would seem obsolete and inferior.

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