Kitchen pictures thread - Show us your kitchens!

Exactly, you can obviously see fingerprints more quickly on dark colors, especially with greasy fingers. But the glass is definitely easier to care for than our lacquer fronts from the previous kitchen (also Schüller).

I had the feeling that the fingerprints on the glass fronts are hardly visible – unfortunately, your picture shows a different situation.

At the kitchen studio, we looked at fronts in black gloss, black matte, black matte with anti-fingerprint, and the glass front. Black gloss and normal black matte were immediately out because every fingerprint was instantly visible there. In the second step, I found the black matte with anti-fingerprint and the glass fronts to be relatively about the same. Fingerprints were hardly visible and could also be removed relatively easily.

What has been your experience so far? We currently have a white kitchen, where nothing is visible of course, so that's why I am asking so explicitly.

The pictures were taken immediately after the setup, nothing had been cleaned yet.

We tried it and it was also confirmed to us by two salespeople that the glass front is more or less equivalent to lacquer no fingerprint. However, black is black, if you have a nervous breakdown at every fingerprint, better to leave it ;)

We previously had this Lava black from Schüller, which is more of a dark anthracite, you could see it more and the maintenance was more demanding.

Our kitchen has matte black fronts. In use, there are fingerprints, stains, and sometimes a dog's nose on them - which is not a problem in such a workspace. They are wiped away now and then, the effort is minimal. Of course, anyone who needs a super-clean house every second always has a lot to do, and then the few extra seconds of care that the black front requires can be annoying.

Thank you for your answers.

I wasn’t aiming for super clean and cleaning every second. We had only seen the glass fronts live and also tested them regarding fingerprints, and that was really perfect for us. Now I had seen the pictures from halmi and there it looked somehow quite different, which made me a bit unsure. But if that was right after assembly, that’s of course understandable. So all good.

During testing during the planning phase, the lava gray was one of the most resistant surfaces available, but we could not gain long-term experience yet because we do not live in it yet.

If lava from Next125 is similar to lava from Schüller, then everything is visible. However, it depends on the incidence of light. With us, everything is visible.

next125 = Schüller