Kitchen pictures thread - Show us your kitchens!

yes, that's true, the higher-priced the kitchen manufacturer (Zeyko, Warendorf and co), the less often the homeowner cooks, he lets others cook. When I look at properties in Chelsea or similarly high-priced neighborhoods in London, there are often no pictures of the kitchen because the owners at most get a bottle of water from the kitchen.

I like Ikea kitchens, I would have chosen one too, but at the time when I needed my new one, there was only Faktum. You know what you order, you know exactly what you get, if it’s delivered wrong, you exchange it. No trouble with a KFB.

my kitchen picture contribution. A Leicht (Bondi and wood veneer), handles, countertop and appliances were provided by myself.

And what is this wooden extension that is still attached there?

That is our cutting board. Almost all fruit and vegetables are chopped on it, the dough is rolled out on it, etc.

Looks noble and well thought out. The attached table / countertop extension with its clear shape brings some warmth. The wall-free upper cabinets and simply designed walls confuse me - as if something is missing there.

The warmth still comes from the open living and dining area attached. There is a lot of wood again here.
Upper cabinets: where could there be some added? And what do you store in them?!
Apart from the side next to the oven, we have only drawers that are extra deep and can be pulled out 100%. That way we can reach everything without having to unload or rearrange anything, and you can always see what’s inside! The pantry is in the room next door.

my kitchen pictures post. A Leicht (Bondi and wood veneer), handles, countertop and appliances were provided by myself.

Cool, that really has an old building vibe! You rarely see such an interior, but it has something compared to the sterile new buildings nowadays.

Is the nickname = location?
This kitchen is definitely not located in Germany, right?

In picture three, however, everything tightens up for me when I see the controls on the wall There's still room for improvement.

I advised a kitchen manufacturer that is priced above Bulthaup. They had a statistic that a large portion of customers do not cook in these kitchens. Catering is set up or cooking takes place in a working kitchen in another part of the building.

The kitchen is supposed to be the new sports car today. Those things beyond 50,000€ are just show-off stuff.