Is your mouth watering yet?

Chef Stefan van Sprang from Aan de Poel provided a delicious Michelin-starred lunch in honour of a luxury kitchen gadget: a new smart and high-end sink. The chef is a familiar face at MASTERS EXPO's pop-up restaurant Restaurant M, and the kitchen is naturally the domain of the Master of Haute Cuisine.

Chef Stefan van Sprang from restaurant Aan de Poel** provided a delicious Michelin star lunch in honor of a new, luxurious kitchen gadget: Solitaire's The Waterbase. The chef is a good acquaintance of MASTERS EXPO's controversial pop-up star restaurant Restaurant M* and the kitchen is of course the domain of the Master of Haute Cuisine.

A feast for the taste buds

The star lunch took place at Het Inspiratiehuis 20|20 in Hoofddorp. Van Sprang started with an amuse and a dish of sea bass and eel served with crispy chicken, salty vegetables and matching wine. Afterwards they enjoyed lobster and curry served with mirin and macadamia. In between, a Chamomile Highball spoom followed, with tea made from the boiling water. The main course was an exceptional brisket and foil grass that the chef topped with sprout and morel sauce at the table. The final course was a yogurt and passion fruit dessert topped with merengue and served with an Ex Pornstar Martini from the cocktail shaker, with a different type of water from the Waterbase.

When water meets culinary dishes…

The Waterbase, a new smart and high-end sink, ensures that the kitchen is transformed into a flowing and calm surface. The sink can be operated with a touch control screen that is virtually invisible and easy to operate. It supplies different types of water such as boiling and 80° C water, ice cold water, classic sparkling water, medium sparkling water and still water at room temperature. In addition to the standard types of tap water. Stefan van Sprang used various types of water during lunch to prepare his dishes.

The worldwide first of The Waterbase is the driving force behind the definitive transformation of the classic kitchen into an aesthetic space, where a sleek, minimalist design is achieved through the integration of multiple functions. When a sink no longer looks like a sink, it can break the boundaries of interior design and become the starting point for completely new spatial concepts. The Waterbase creates a completely new device category that encourages the creation of open, multifunctional living spaces. It is a design object with versatile drinking water options and a well-thought-out interior designed to create tranquility on the worktop.

Aesthetics

The striking and discreet Waterbase fits into any living space and does not look like a work area. The Infinity Cover ensures that the sink is hidden from view and creates a uniform look thanks to a continuous surface, without sacrificing functionality. Practical yet beautiful to look at – water can be tapped at any height of the cover, with excess water drained through a narrow slot. The Infinity Cover is height adjustable at all times to enable any desired action: from quickly washing hands to scrubbing large pans; the depth of the sink is adjusted as needed. The sink can be closed electronically and can be filled with water.