In the 1920s, the kitchen transformed from a labor-intensive workspace into a rationalized room. New equipment companies promised to make cooking faster and easier, bringing efficiency and aspiration into the heart of the home.
You stand in a gleaming kitchen of polished metal and clean lines. Rows of gleaming cookware hang within reach, and every surface promises to save you time. The promise feels almost electric—less drudgery, more modern life.
Reflect
What kitchen tools or gadgets do you trust to make your cooking easier or better?