Is it possible to plan an eat-in kitchen with special requests in only 29 m²?

your WoW is probably aimed at the couch?
It definitely WON'T get in, it was a little joke :cool:
Even to me! it's clear: It fits neither in shape nor color.

Oh, by the way, regarding the maximum seating, I just wanted to see what might fit in somehow. I neither can nor want to stockpile that many chairs and tables. Let's calmly get back to being factual again ;)

So here is the current plan as I could really imagine it. But are the passages between the island and the kitchen unit and between the island and the utility room wall sufficient?

With these ideas, I would definitely go to a kitchen studio and have it worked out. Can anyone estimate what such a kitchen would approximately cost?
Fronts high-gloss lacquer light gray, bar handles. Including appliances: standard dishwasher, oven with pyrolysis but no other extras, somewhat "better" fridge/freezer combo, cooktop with downdraft extractor (Berbel?). Sink made of artificial stone. Countertop as well. Did I forget anything important?



Unfortunately, I can't push the chairs under the table virtually :confused:



And unfortunately, there are no semicircular tables in that program (Ikea) either.
I’m anyway of the opinion that a fixed (possibly semicircular) tabletop attached to the island would look more "delicate."

your wow is probably aimed at the couch?

My wow is sheer horror... you can write as much as you want, ... I guess if it fit, you would consider it seriously. But whatever...

Regarding the kitchen: I already recommended a kitchen studio to you, they also offer prices. 1.20 on each side is enough, if necessary you just have to read up on various sites :)
When I'm back at the computer, I'll insert the current version again.

As promised: Here is the result from this afternoon (before your post)
If you actually have 64 at the edge, then take 2 tall cabinets for the fridge and oven... the sofa is 1.88 and is a sofa bed.
I have pushed the partition wall back a bit so that a 40 cm deep cabinet fits in. That way, the imbalance between the utility room wall and the wardrobe wall is not so noticeable. They are not in line anyway.

My wishes for the cooktop would be: knobs / buttons at the front (instead of touch)

I would also choose that next time, but at the top, because there is a cutlery drawer underneath. Because the beeping on my induction cooktop when you accidentally put something on the display is annoying

Best regards ☁️ Wolke