If out worldly things give you a kick, then you will simply love this line up of alien kitchens. Sci-fi theories, futuristic concepts, fanciful whims, utopian notions and outer space conjectures have given rise to this set. Some have a strange aura and are based on unearthly concepts, while others can easily creep you out. Several of them are modeled on faraway unheard-of ideas. Here is a low down on some unusual designs that might unsettle or stun you.

Alien Copper house kitchen by Muru and Pere



A layout that looks like little green men just crash landed into your backyard. The design was fashioned by Estonian architects Muru and Pere. The kitchen, situated at Tabasalu in Estonia, was easy to fabricate. Two circular plates were placed on a tool shed, which had two pillars. The plates used for roofing have polished copper bands running across. The metallic touch ups really give the kitchen an outlandish look. The seats arranged in a circle along the periphery of the roof make the space look real neat. People munching on grub encircle the cook, who whips away delicacies standing in the center.

Future kitchen concept: Aion



Modeled to look like a space shuttle floating in outer space, this mesmerizing design by Antoin Lebrun applies elements used in the aerospace industry. The minimalistic and futuristic design is also eco friendly. The plants cultivated on the platform carry out a number of tasks. Besides cleaning and filtering, they also provide supplies like vegetable soap and fresh water. They also wipe out smokes and fumes. LED lights twinkle to indicate if you are cooking or washing. Shut utensils in the sink to clean them automatically. The kitchen reminds you of all the automated utilities needed when you are outbound in the galaxy. However, this intelligent design is still a concept.

Wave kitchen concept



Futuristic and streamlined, this is exactly what the interiors of a manned rocket ship will feel like. The queer layout is designed by Joaquín Torres and Rafael Llamazares from A-cero architecture studio. The inside is done up with high density laminate planks that have a matte finish in white laquer. Contrasting this backdrop is the metallic tap and drawers with a suspension system. The practical and well planned cutlery drawers are made from wood, which have a top coating of white.

Electrolux kitchen 2099



This concept is so far flung that it will send a chill down your spine. The theory of claytronics has been applied to this kitchen designed by Peter Vardai. Claytronic atoms or programmable matter, which are based on the concept of computer science and nanoscale robotics, have been used to build this kitchen. So, you will actually buy this kitchen in a cube shape and then mold it in any form desired. A program coded into this kitchen helps with its installation. Utensils, cleaning gear and heat conductive metals are also available with this kitchen. Food waste is soaked up by the kitchen and then adequately disposed off. One can go on and on about its mind boggling features as this is literally science fiction applied.

Mini kitchen: Tube



A compact cooking unit for small homes on which you can prepare fresh meals. The cookery, consisting of two tubes joined by a stem, looks quite uncanny. The round cooker boasts of induction technology that allows one to cook food without any charring. There are ample of drawers and cabinets for storage. A crabbed dining space for eating meals has also been slotted in.

Sheer kitchen



This amazing space craft like design, probably inspired from reports of alien sightings, boasts of several unbelievable features. The sturdy kitchen is surprisingly made from extremely light carbon fiber, which means that you can carry it around easily. The upper hood detaches and fastens to the ceiling from where it provides light as well as ventilation. The circular platform holds burners, sink, bottle coolers, electric plugs and also a pull out table. The folding chairs, cabinets, fridge and oven are slotted in the free standing unit.

Alight kitchen



This kitchen by Altera Design Studio has a never before seen peculiar vibe. This is what kitchens of tomorrow will look like and the farsighted layout has even won the Incheon International Design Competition of 2007. The sustainable design curtails food waste and makes people conscious about the quantity of food consumed. Its dishwasher filters and reuses water. The four hollow plates rotate about the central axis allowing you to eat in any seat desired.