Kitchen pictures thread - Show us your kitchens!

Yes, a small table is supposed to go there, just for 2 people. We will have one made for us.

The proper dining table is then in the living room.

Yesterday our kitchen was delivered and assembled.

Unfortunately, the Siemens dishwasher could not be delivered on time due to the change in the energy labels.

The kitchen is from Meda Küchen in Berlin, from the Häcker Classic Laser Soft series.

The fronts are aquamarine and the carcasses, countertop, and backsplash are in graphite.

Really nice! A week ago we chose the same fronts, really nice to see it here "in action" right away.

Very nice! What material does the countertop have and what material do the [Rückwände] have?

The color is insanely tight! Respect

The color is exaggeratedly tight

What do you mean by that?
The color is exaggeratedly firm?
The color is exaggeratedly tight?
The color is exaggeratedly dense?
The color is exaggeratedly taut?
The color is exaggeratedly tense?

Staying completely in one language would be much easier :rolleyes:

looks super cool. Respect!

What I "always" miss in modern kitchens are "practical little things" for all the tasks that repeat daily. I mean things like: No edge around the sink so you can wipe crumbs and liquid directly into the basin. A faucet should (for me) come out of the wall so I don't have to wipe around it every time when cleaning. The basin itself should be as round as possible inside because that can be cleaned faster.

Sinks with square inner corners have the advantage that (for some) baking sheets fit better inside. I clean baking sheets at most once a week. I clean the sink itself many times daily.

Maybe this is the wrong moment for such a remark, but I don't mean it "biting," rather as a hint for any home setting. For me, the very first and most important thing always counts: it must be easy to clean :cool:

The kitchen looks super cool. Respect!

... and I'm also jealous of all the space ;)