Including a slick coffee-maker, a very intelligent stove and a fully automated toilet seat.
De Dietrich DTIM1000C Piano
Induction innovation doesn’t sound terribly interesting, but thankfully, the De Dietrich Piano hob is. Touted as the world’s most advanced stove, this award winning appliance boasts zone-less cooking, a single constant temperature controlled by a touch slider and a full colour touchscreen. But why is it named after a musical instrument? Your guess is as good as ours.
Toto Neorest 600
Some people say a yacht or private jet are indicators that you’ve made it big. They’re wrong. You’ve made it when you start pooping into a Toto Neorest 600. The sleek tankless toilet is the most advanced ever – it cleans itself with a flush that can only be described as cyclonic; its seat rises and falls electronically with the push of a button and it includes something called a washlet, which rinses, cleans, dries and deodorizes your bottom after you’ve dropped your kids off at the pool. True luxury is just a Game of Thrones – and with this baby you’ll be sitting on the world’s finest.
Bose Lifestyle 48 Home Theatre
A good home theatre system should always be the focal point of a wellkitted living room, and for a long time Bose has been a firm favourite with both audiophiles and naïve newbies. The Bose Lifestyle 48 is one of the most high-tech home-entertainment systems on the market, being able to load and digitally store up to 200 CDs in its memory so you don’t have to fumble through discs when trying to impress your date. The Lifestyle 48 will also adjust its sound profile to perfectly suit the room in which it lives.
Fisher & Paykel Coffee Maker
This super-slick touchscreen coffee machine is all about choices: offering adjustable coffee strengths and temperatures as well as multiple coffee cup sizes. Also, rather conveniently, it takes both pre-ground coffee and coffee beans. It’s pretty darned smart, too, programmed to remind you when it needs refilling, cleaning and maintenance. Buy one and you’ll feel like you have your very own personal barista at home.
Eurocave s059 Wine Cabinet
If you’re splashing out on vintage Bordeaux you better have a wine cooler to match its pedigree. Enter the Eurocave S059, a cabinet that features dual-zone temperature control (so you can keep your whites cooler than your reds) and storage for up to 38 bottles. Its streamlined design means it can be integrated into your kitchen cabinetry, but you might want to show off what’s inside by opting for a glass display.
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