Floor plan single-family house 1.5 stories

Dear Anni (or Ännie), that reads suspicious. The one who can cook can do it from 2 meters away and only with a cooking pot and pan. You can recognize amateurs by their unnecessary electrical appliances, which are mostly interchangeable. They just don’t know this because it’s all about the desire to have. And it’s the same with storage in an extra room or a backup kitchen: the one who can do it doesn’t need such fuss. By the way, there are enough here who have raised a family by cooking, even without delivery service or a chef, Insta and co. Often in a fairly small kitchen without a Thermomix, a second sink or grill function in the oven. And you want to say that you want to distinguish yourself from an amateur. Then your draft comes?

Then it would also be enough to cook over a wood stove fire like 100 years ago, I don’t understand the argument. I love cooking passionately, currently cooking in a nice but unfortunately too small kitchen, without a pantry and the possibility to store my supplies (and yes, there are various things here that need storage). If I had a Thermomix I could save myself a large kitchen because the mixer does all that?! But there are definitely useful kitchen appliances that I personally no longer want to do without. Basic discussion on the subject kitchen/pantry ended for now.

Basic discussion on the topic kitchen/pantry temporarily ended.

Then don’t be surprised if the house design doesn’t work out when planning a completely oversized kitchen.
You are not the only one who is dissatisfied with their current living conditions, but still one can remain realistic in their expectations.

Just the statement about the Thermomo

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If I had a Thermomix, I could save myself a big kitchen because the mixer does everything, right?! But there are certainly useful kitchen appliances that I personally no longer want to do without. Fundamental discussion on the kitchen/pantry topic temporarily ended.

Nope, not ended... your house doesn't work that way. Name 5 kitchen appliances without which it doesn't work and that don't fit in a normal kitchen. Thermomix is sometimes a help, but for 8-12 people? Forget it. At most you can make a dessert...

Just the statement about the Thermomo

No, not finished... your house doesn't work like that. Name 5 kitchen appliances without which it doesn’t work and that don’t have space in a normal kitchen.
Thermomix is sometimes a help, but for 8-12 people? Forget it. At most, you can make a dessert with it...

You see, it’s not about which appliances are indispensable, cooking per se can be done with an axe, a pot, and fire. If I want to bake bread/pizza (sure, it can also be done by hand) I need a kneading machine, if I want to froth a sauce I need a blender (whisk works as well, of course), if I want to grind spices for a curry I need a spice mill (yes, or just a mortar and pestle, that’s been working for 500 years), if I want my own fresh ground meat I take a meat grinder instead of a knife. I can make rice in a pot, but rice from the rice cooker just always tastes equally good. But as I said, this discussion about who needs what and what not is hardly productive.

Of course, one can always argue from many different directions and none of them are wrong. Nevertheless, I read that in some places in the house it pinches a bit, and then the question of weighting arises after all. That’s what the people here are for, and from personal experience, one shouldn’t resist if sometimes thicker planks have to be drilled or if one has to change "dreams" in order to achieve an overall better goal. The floor plan does seem somewhat kitchen-heavy compared to the other needs, but ultimately it will be your house and that’s what matters.

I already said it. Your house, build it however you want. It's also okay if you think you need that many appliances... but for the passionate home cook, it really breaks the heart.
Spices for curry? Pound them in a mortar...
Dough for pizza? By hand please, every Italian does it that way...

And if I tell you now that a Thermomix can do all of that in one device. By the way, every professional kitchen has one of those. You can also use it without the predefined recipes if you know what settings to use...

Doesn't matter anyway, your few appliances fit in any normal kitchen.

You've made up your mind and that would be completely fine. But in this case, it messes up your dining area.
I repeat. This way your ground floor is just a mess...