Hanging house in the Southwest Palatinate - Our House Construction 2.0

I have the Systemceram Keradomo Centra 90. When I bought a house back then, I fell in love with it so much that I wanted it again in the new build. Even after 12 years, it still looked like new there. I would choose it again and again. However, my mother-in-law called it a filthy trough.

Here is a before-and-after comparison of our "transition kitchen" where we are currently living.

Tastes are so different: the investment would have been too lavish for me for a temporary solution.

Which color do you like best? The light one or the green one?

I can hardly tell here (on vacation). But I love bamboo green, reed, and eucalyptus… from green-blue to bottle green. I think the grayish greens suit your taste. The only thing shown that would be a no-go for me is this beech wood. It comes from another era. Cognac-colored, I would call it, makes it look so old-fashioned.

I have the Systemceram Keradomo Centra 90. When I bought a house back then, I fell in love with it so much that I wanted it again in the new build. Even after 12 years, it still looked like new. I would always choose it again. My mother-in-law monster, however, called it a pig trough.

Get the mother-in-law monster worked up even more? I would count that as a free service to the sink. :D

Tastes are so different: the investment would have been too extravagant for me as an interim solution.

We already had the botched table and the cabinet. We are moving the side-by-side to the new house for the pantry. The kitchen furniture, the sink, and the countertop are meant to live on in the utility room of the new house.
And surely one can find a buyer for the oven, cooktop, and dishwasher on ebk. That’s what we thought. ;)

I am just wondering why you are still struggling with kitchen studios. The [Übergangsküche] looks absolutely great, I would gladly take it.

I'm just wondering why you guys are still dealing with kitchen studios. The temporary kitchen looks absolutely great, I'd totally take it

:D For the meantime it's okay, otherwise my husband and I are counting down the days until we get rid of it. ^^ So Ikea Metod really isn't what an Ikea kitchen used to be (Faktum). That thing is quite a mess. The dishwasher only rarely cleans completely. Only 2 burners on the stove work, it always shows an error at startup that it only has one phase. We've already had an electrician here because of that, probably the appliance is defective. The oven bakes completely unevenly. The cabinets do offer storage space, but many doors, few drawers = extremely impractical. The lowered dishwasher finishes the job. I won’t miss anything about the kitchen. :D But I think it’s okay for the utility room.