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So a walk-in kitchen cupboard. Nice idea.
For me, there would be too little space around the hob, but maybe you don’t need it if you can put everything on the island. (kann ich nicht beurteilen, hab keine)

No, I didn't.

But forum (a while ago), where it was all considered impractical ...

Funny!

I thought the same thing.
Placing a stove against a wall takes a lot of stubbornness... I assume that was a point that was criticized? As a second point, the sink next to it?
But it doesn't matter - pictures count here. Discussing, especially afterwards, is useless

Exactly, that's what the work island is for - otherwise I agree with you, there's not much space and that initially worried us as well or was a major criticism in the aforementioned forum.

But it works absolutely fine

But stubbornness? Until a few years ago that was completely normal - then the cooking island was hyped, which we also had once and which also did not prove to be practical.

But those were the main criticism points plus the space around the cooking island. And generally the walking paths...

Exactly, that's what the work island is for - otherwise I agree with you, there's not much space and that initially worried us and was a major point of criticism in the said forum.

But it works absolutely fine

But stubbornness? Until a few years ago that was completely normal - then the kitchen island became hyped, which we also had once and also did not prove to be practical.

But those were the main points of criticism plus the space around the kitchen island. And generally the walkways...

No, that's not what I mean. Whether an island or not: a wall next to a stove limits you, at least someone who juggles with several pots and also sometimes quickly has to put something, e.g., a pot, down next to the stove to continue handling it without heat.
My parents' kitchen as well as my grandparents', so over generations without an island, had the flame, that is the stove, free-standing, so enough space next to it. Only in a kitchenette or the 3-meter kitchen unit could it get a bit tight.

There is also space for two pots next to it - so I don't worry much that it won't work out.

How wide is your hallway and your living room windows?

The hallway is 2.20 m wide. The living room windows/patio doors have a rough opening measurement of 181 cm. We had some doubts that the passage width of a leaf might be too narrow. Today I would say: completely sufficient and good!

doch was Schönes geworden ist

There was a like for the cuckoo clock :P!