IKEA Metod kitchen quality 2022: Quality and price, experiences?

Our appliances cost 11k online. Best price and shipping only without installation. Built-in refrigerator Built-in freezer Oven Stove Extractor hood Dishwasher

Ok... not worth it to me... Especially because a proper, functional kitchen needs a combi-steamer and a warming drawer.

Ok... wouldn’t be worth it to me... Especially because a proper, functional kitchen needs a combi steamer and a warming drawer.

Personally, a table and a Thermomix would be enough for me. :p

Personally, a table and a Thermomix would be enough for me. :p

The Thermomix can't do anything that my Santoku and a stove can't do better ;)

I really thought about it for a while... but €10,000 for electrical appliances in the kitchen?

Paid prices: Berbel hood €3,000 BSH flex induction cooktop €1,500 Miele XXL dishwasher €1,800 BSH oven + combination oven €3,500 fridge/freezer combo €1,500 Total €11,300 (the plate warmer is not installed yet – currently there is a small drawer under the combination oven). In addition, the textured black granite countertop with flush-mounted cutouts €4,500 (fortunately it’s only 4m) Besides that, a few small things like sink + faucet and recessed sockets in the countertop. The furniture must look good and function. I cook with the appliances – so they have to be able to perform properly.

The furniture has to look good and work. I cook with the appliances – so they have to be able to perform properly.

I know a master chef who has a stove from Privileg (60cm cooktop) and a microwave... with that, he prepares a 7-course meal in his 12m² kitchen for his birthday, it’s astonishing ;)

If you can afford it, great. But you don’t need expensive appliances to be a good hobby cook...

You are unfortunately comparing apples to oranges. Kitchen X all-inclusive (which manufacturers at all?) vs IKEA without X, without Y, and Z visually similar.

Melamine resin in wood look also has almost the same appearance as real wood.

So a 32k kitchen should be clearly above IKEA in all areas and thus any comparison is flawed.

Well, I don't think I'm comparing apples to oranges. My question was also regarding carcasses and fronts.

Specifically, this was Nobilia versus IKEA with exactly the same appliances as well as countertop, sink, and faucet. Only carcasses and fronts Nobilia vs. IKEA. Now the question is, are the carcasses and fronts worth a 10k surcharge?