If you’ve ever been in a fancy kitchen where the stovetop is built-in to the island, then you know how inconvenient it can be to work around or carry on a conversation around a cumbersome range hood. Taking inspiration from “furoshiki” technique of wrapping objects, the Pareo is a creative solution that operates like a telescope to move out of your way when you aren’t using it. Genius!
Designer: Samuel Codegoni
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