Beautiful new L-shaped kitchen, new construction, no experience

  • Erstellt am 2025-01-19 14:56:31

MachsSelbst

2025-01-26 00:15:29
  • #1
Preheat the dishes, let the steak rest. Yesterday I seared a Porterhouse and then cooked it for nearly 2.5 hours in the warming drawer at 80°C. Great. You can also do it in the oven, but if the beans are baking at 180°C there, that’s not good...

Built-in coffee machine... well, I go through 5 to 7 americanos a day in the home office, my wife drinks a lot of coffee too, guests as well. And a fully automatic machine takes up a lot of space on the countertop. I would buy it again. The warming drawer sits underneath it.

The second oven can also be only 45cm high and have a microwave function.

The dream would be another vacuum drawer underneath... But that is really pure luxury and correspondingly ridiculously expensive.

I used pyrolytic cleaning twice with my old oven. Each time the lamp broke and it didn’t burn everything away. There are better cleaning solutions nowadays.
 

MachsSelbst

2025-01-26 00:31:00
  • #2
I just looked at the pictures again... I find the oven completely out of place. Next to the fridge is not very efficient... and when you cook, you want to look into the oven sometimes, right? The coffee machine belongs where the oven is, short distances to the living room. And the two ovens with warming drawer belong behind the stove. With retractable doors, it won't be too tight. With wide 2m tall cabinets, there is more than enough space, right? Oh, I just noticed... only 38cm deep... absolute misplanning? I would also take more pull-outs in the tall cabinets. Pull-outs wherever possible.
 

NeuDabei2025

2025-01-26 00:40:02
  • #3


Interesting! I’ll take a closer look. Thanks!
 

NeuDabei2025

2025-01-26 00:41:13
  • #4
That's why we have already replanned it. One version earlier are the two new versions. Happy to receive feedback!
 

SoL

2025-01-26 09:20:30
  • #5
True, the rest in your post is absolute necessity.
 

Ibdk14

2025-01-26 10:49:39
  • #6
I am still confused about the arrangement of the dishwasher. You might be placing the items to be loaded maybe over the sink/worktable there. It drips over the floor. You can do it like that, but it's not really good. In a new kitchen plan, I would do it differently. Dishwasher always near the sink. Rinse briefly (if necessary) and put into the machine.
 

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