First Ikea kitchen... Now with backsplash (p. 7)

Bodbyn ivory white. For the side panels, there is only one variant that matches all ivory white ones. (But not all fronts are glossy) the same applies to the rest.

We have a stone wall made of lightweight concrete in the living room. I couldn't imagine that being very practical in the kitchen. The quartzite stones might be better suited for that, but I could still imagine that they require a lot of cleaning over time.

I have another suggestion: on the far left is the cabinet that serves as a counter. ?!? Maybe you could install the cooktop there and a suspended extractor hood above it. And on the other side, you could have completely wall-mounted cabinets. It would probably look good. However, I don't know if the cabinet would then need to be wider and if it would still fit.

The idea is cool, but then the fat would splatter everywhere. Apart from that, it would have to be somehow fixed to the floor, says the planner. I don't want that.

I was able to convince my girlfriend that [Bodbyn weiß] would be a good compromise. The base and co. would then be called [Frötbera] or whatever it's called.

The 20cm pull-out cabinet is not absolutely necessary, 40cm would also be cool, but I have to see how long the straight part really is, since on the original floor plan you can see that the straight part before the door becomes slanted.

The idea is cool, but then the fat would splatter everywhere. Besides, you would have to somehow fix it to the floor, says the planner. I don't want that.

True, I hadn't thought of that...

Yesterday I gathered information about sinks and range hoods.

For ceramic sinks, we like:

Villeroy & Boch Subway 45 (approx. 300-350€)
Blanco Zenar 45 S (approx. 300-350€)
Systemceram Stema 80 (approx. 400-425€)

I am still deciding which shade of white to choose, there is Alpine white and Edelweiss. Then I read various things about the eccentric, some find it good, others say... it just breaks quickly. There are also 3 positions concerning hole drilling for the faucet.

I will not take a range hood for a cabinet, we both don't like that. I would like a slanted hood, meaning the one at a 45% angle on the wall. The better half prefers a flat hood. We like the Siemens LC68BA542.