Hanging house in the Southwest Palatinate - Our House Construction 2.0

Laziness (others call it comfort) is not nonsense

I agree, but tastes differ. I don’t mind. We are really looking forward to our dishwasher duo. =)
I just find it a bit amusing how much more naturally 2 ovens are accepted, which might be used about 20 times a year – while our 2 dishwashers, each likely running 200-300 times a year, are looked at critically. =)
Of course, that doesn’t mean I have anything against 2 ovens. I would have done it too, if I had the money and the space for it.

The dust catcher in our island will house our cookbooks and recipe folders. Yes, we still use those. As old-fashioned as our graduation shelf. :D

Laziness (others call it comfort) is not nonsense

:oops:One more urgent question: How is your waste management in the kitchen? Do you have built-in trash bins (I don’t see a suitable pull-out for that) or do you place a waste combination in the room?

Instead of expressing one's own ideas of a kitchen as criticism of the kitchen after a finished, delivered, and installed kitchen, one should sometimes just ... ;)

... um, how would approximately 60 cm wide tiles have been installed uncut on the approximately 95 to 100 cm wide front side of the shower?

Instead of the 2nd DISHWASHER, you could also have taken a built-in coffee machine...

Really, I have no interest in that at all. I've heard that those devices are very expensive to maintain/repair.
Even if not, if I get a new coffee machine again, I would like a portafilter machine.

:oops:One more urgent question: How is your waste management in the kitchen? Do you have built-in trash bins (I don’t see a fitting pull-out for that) or do you place a waste bin combo in the room?

We have built-in trash bins. What is wrong with the pull-outs for them? I looked inside, they are there, and the pull-out closes. Works for me.

Instead of criticizing the kitchen here with one's own ideas of a kitchen instead of a finished, delivered and installed kitchen, sometimes one should just ... ;)

... um, how would approximately 60 cm wide tiles have been installed uncut on the approximately 95 to 100 cm wide front side of the shower?

The tiles are actually significantly wider than 60 cm, they are floor tiles (Oak Park by Villeroy & Boch). It might even be that one tile fits exactly into the niche - or at least almost exactly. I haven't even talked about the cutting with the tiler, it wouldn't have occurred to me. But if I imagine not cutting them, that would look a bit like a railroad track, wouldn't it? Visually, I think that's not really my thing. Just because you can do something doesn't mean you have to do it. =D

The tiles are actually significantly wider than 60cm

Oops .. right, my monitor must have fooled me with cutting lines :cool: