I don't know if Buckminster Fuller called the galley kitchen in his Dymaxion House the "dymaxikitchen", but he should have.  Like the rest of his Dymaxion concept, the kitchen was a tour de force in the brilliant, but not quite practical, yet had a charm that could only be exceeded by a really big Swiss Army knife.

Still, it did introduce a feature that would prove an unkillable favourite of future-kitchen designers; the fridge in a drawer, which was right up there with the oven in the floor.

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