While the Whirlpool Eco Kitchen concept was all about eco-consciousness and the Range mobile stovetop by Weston Boege had its focus on mobility, we have with us today the EWARC 2015. It’s the futuristic Whirlpool Stove by Antonio Rojano that combines design with functionality. The main idea sprouted out of the necessity to make a new stove that uses commercial gas energy, besides the advantages of the new technologies like the touch panel and the extracting air system. The upper cap need to be opened when you want to cook and it’s closed for security and aesthetics. The touch panel includes a system that can turn on or off the fire when you want. Moreover, the unit is easier to clean and is quite safe.

The EWARC 2015 has the possibility to adapt formally to any kind of kitchens from the conservative styled to the modern styled. I must say it’s a good idea but I should see it at work. Cooking is going to be an extremely enjoyable experience with the EWARC 2015. Check out more shots after the jump.

Whirlpool Stove 2015 Picture Gallery

Thanks, Antonio Rojano