Hanging house in the Southwest Palatinate - Our House Construction 2.0

Great kitchen. I really like this country style combined with modern white. All those completely modern kitchens with their high-gloss black/white will look totally outdated in a few years, but such a chic classic kitchen will always stay modern.

All these totally modern kitchens with their high-gloss black/white will look totally old in a few years, but such a chic classic kitchen will always remain modern.

I partly share your view on the black/white part (even though I have had high-gloss white for 8 years), but that the "classic kitchen," as seen here, is supposed to be modern, I doubt with a full 100% conviction :D
It or the style may be timeless, but certainly not modern ;)

I partly share your black/white perspective (although I've had high gloss white for 8 years), but I 100% doubt that the "classic kitchen," as seen here, is supposed to be modern :D It or the style may be timeless, but certainly not modern ;)

It's called modern farmhouse. You have to like cleaning profiles. :)

Yes, timeless is the better word. And I especially find that very good for kitchens (as they are not replaced as often as simple furniture).

I also find the kitchen very beautiful, just like the whole house! It's going to be really good, the property and the view are already impressive!

The Sylt was supposed to be our choice as well and planned very similarly to yours. In the end, the Bristol was ahead and we were lucky to be able to take over a showroom kitchen almost 1:1. I really like this style too!

We actually already had the Sylt in the previous house until it was sold. It's a really nice front, so I had no hesitation to choose it a second time. Besides, I think it's also pretty nice in terms of price-performance ratio. It's only in price group 6, but it's painted and not lacquer laminate.

We also looked at the reed green one from Nobilia. Also a nice kitchen. That would have been the Cascada, also PG6, but it was a lacquer laminate front. On the sample front in the kitchen studio, a piece was already chipped off at the edge. That gave my skepticism the final push.

I really liked the green one too, but I was determined not to let myself be swayed from my "dream kitchen in magnolia" by a trendy color again, and that ended up being the decision. Certainly not modern, but that's not my claim either. Honestly, not with anything in my interior design. I like it cozy. ^^
"Modern Farmhouse" appeals to me a lot. The thought also played a role that we see it as more likely that the white one will still please us in 10 years as much as it does today.

I always think you can really see how different tastes are with kitchens.