How many drawers?

Just as a side note, afaik honest = humble

[1] Internet slang: Abbreviation for in my humble opinion - meiner bescheidenen Meinung nach or in my honest opinion - meiner ehrlichen Meinung nach

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DETERMINING WORK HEIGHT
Three methods have become established:
- measure the bent elbow to the floor and subtract 15 cm
- measure the height of the pelvic bone
- e.g. take an ironing board and try chopping and measuring at different heights, choosing the height that feels most comfortable, which is the most important test.
Ideally, all three methods yield approximately the same value.

And, high plinths are indeed met with high carcasses, which usually also provide more storage space.

It is no coincidence that Ikea has increased its carcass height from 70 to 80 cm—to accommodate changed habits.
Previously common: work height 85 to 86 cm
Nowadays common: work height starting from 90 cm, but preferably individually adjusted.

Many standard kitchen manufacturers therefore also offer 2 to 3 different carcass heights to create adapted work areas within one kitchen, for example. Sink areas are rather higher workspaces, chopping/preparation medium to high, and cooking/kneading dough etc. somewhat lower.

so my kitchen will end up at about 97cm including the countertop. it’s a bit due to the structural conditions. smaller would also be uncomfortable for me. my current kitchen is under 90, I think even just 87... which is really bad especially when washing up.

now I mostly have drawers since there are no cabinet options.
does anyone have front panels in country house style?
I’m still a bit undecided here. modern is apparently the smooth surface right now but I don’t really like it.
I just don’t know if the country house style looks good with almost only drawers or if it gets lost.
any experiences?

You can take a look at pictures of completed kitchens there.

- e.g. take an ironing board and try cutting at different heights and measuring when it feels most comfortable,

This is how I determined the right height for myself. Although I am _only_ 161 cm tall, a working height of 89 cm is the best measurement for me.

Important for girls – if they mainly cook and of course from my point of view: measure with heel heights/sole heights which are usually worn in the house

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