I don't know wht color do you want, but I think you can go to the store and pick up your favourite color.

Dish drawer dw and tv on pull out arm in the cabinet above the fridge. The gadget I wish we had is a vac pan. Not a gadget, but great organization seems to be what makes our kitchen very functional and seems to really "wow" guests (includes pots and pans drawers, tray dividers, and drawers dedicated to pyrex dishes so that they can be stacked by separate sizes rather than nested + separate drawer for lids.)

All this stuff to make people drive and multi-task! Even the new cars have built-in technology so people can access their phone calls and internet. The numbers show up on the windshield SO stupid! Their reasoning is that it keeps people's eyes on the road instead of looking down. I don't care what anybody says. Whether you're using a bluetooth or talking on a physical phone, your concentration is on the conversation, not the road. To me, hands-free phones are just as dangerous.

The dial telephone; no more opening the connection and hearing a live person ask, "Number, please." Power steering. Have you driven a car without it lately? Hard work. Also families with more than one vehicle! ) Coaxial cable. Live TV broadcast from coast to coast. Passenger jets -- and the lamented Concord. I never got to fly on one of those. Transistor radios. Salk vaccine; DH and I have friends crippled by polio and remember the fear. Antibiotics were even bigger, but first widespread use predates my memory. TV -- and then color TV -- and then digital TV. The Watchman (not lamented). Personal video recorders -- lugging huge, heavy 'suitcases' along with a big camera, now the size of your fist or even short bits you can record on your cell phone. The cell phone -- big as a shoebox, with an extendable antenna and limited service. Look what that turned into! Swanson's TV dinner. (Tell me TV didn't lower standards!) The personal computer, then the laptop, now tablets and cell phones. The end of constricting clothing for women and the girdles, garters, and hose they required. Permission to wear non-hobbling footwear. Home appliances -- so many labor-saving devices, and permanent-press fabrics. Comprehensive bank credit for everyday use: Credit cards. (Creating a questionable benefit where few people actually own much outright.)