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The Jeppe Utzon Barbeque

By Mike Hanlon

07:00 May 19, 2006 PDT

The Jeppe Utzon Barbeque

The Jeppe Utzon Barbeque

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The result of a two-year collaboration between Electrolux and designer Jeppe Utzon, grandson of Sydney Opera House designer, Jorn Utzon, the Electrolux Jeppe Utzon Barbeque is designed to complement the current architectural trend of clean, minimalist lines. Not surprisingly, the elegant Utzon Barbeque is constructed of premium grade materials such as ScotchBrite Stainless and Corian and comes in at the ultra-premium end of the market with a AUD$9,000 (US$6630) price tag.

“The Electrolux Jeppe Utzon Barbeque completes any contemporary outdoor living space and is set to inspire stylish and elegant outdoor cooking and entertaining”, says Lars Erikson, Design Director of Electrolux Home Products for the Asia Pacific region, who also heads up the Electrolux Design and Innovation Centre in Sydney.

The Electrolux Jeppe Utzon Barbeque runs on either LPG (bottled) or natural gas, has a built-in gas shut-off safety system, grill and hotplate areas and a lightweight fabric cover.

The outdoor cooking surface and controls are hidden from view when not in use by brushed stainless steel cover panels, which then extend to provide bench space for food and drinks when the gas fires up.

Electrolux relocated Erikson from his native Sweden three years ago to head up the local design team at it's Pyrmont (Sydney) studio, with a view to bringing Swedish design to the Electrolux suite of Australian brands, which also includes Westinghouse and Simpson.

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