This USA Today article by Keith Barry not only highlighted the transition from cookbooks to tablets for cooks in the kitchen, but also the growing connectivity of appliances. His take-aways included:
- People are increasingly using tablets, rather than cookbooks, to cook and companies are finding innovative ways to leverage that trend
- Connectivity for appliances is the next step towards the “smart kitchen”
- Inductive charging is coming to the kitchen counter, replacing the tangle of wires with charging stations
USA Today, “Tomorrow’s kitchens will be connected to your devices”, February, 2014
Owner at Mother Hubbard’s Custom Cabinetry
John Petrie, owner of Mother Hubbard’s Custom Cabinetry in Mechanicsburg, PA, has been designing award-winning kitchens for 25 years. John is the 2014 Past President of NKBA and is active in several national kitchen design and remodeling industry groups.
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