First step into the new open kitchen! Is planning feasible?

That is exactly my concern. Length is 181cm + a 90cm cabinet going inward on the left. Width 353cm

What is under the kitchen plan now? And what is in the middle of the house? Is there potential to move walls, etc?

No, even 17500. But I have already categorically rejected that, since I would pay much less for self-purchased devices.

Installation and warranty also cost money. If I were you, I would quickly expose myself here so that the wall planning can be seen, to make the best out of it now. Price is the least of your problems right now.
Or is everything already built?

What is planned under the kitchen now? And what is in the center of the house? Is there potential to move walls, etc?

So indeed, the exterior walls are fixed. Only the interior wall could be slightly altered. We do not want to change any other rooms, which is why the dimensions are as described above.
The niche on the right can be extended somewhat by omitting the partition, but only a little with an 11.5 cm wall. On the left, however, you could freely extend into the room and go deeper into the space.

Installation and warranty also cost money.

Of course, but these are also included in the price without appliances. Apart from that, the warranty for the appliances is covered by the appliance manufacturer.

I can only imagine the kitchen like this if the dishwasher is to be installed at a raised height.



I assume that the sink is not supposed to be built into the island, although that would make more sense.

The island is 240 long, plus panel/side panel.

The dishwasher is raised on the left side, between the tall units there is space for 2 x 80 cabinets, one of which is for the sink, which is then installed 15-20cm to the left inside the base cabinet.

You should avoid corners because the room is not very large.

Currently, our planning is leaning towards this option from a renowned kitchen studio.

Only the window does not fit in terms of size and arrangement. It needs to be slightly smaller and lower so that the countertop can be embedded as a windowsill.

Quick question to the experts: The refrigerator and oven row is to be clad with a lightweight partition wall. Is it better to build this before or after plastering?

Is this created better before or after plastering? Creating it before plastering saves work steps.