Kitchen pictures thread - Show us your kitchens!

I have neighbors here who spent significantly six figures...

What I like about it: The money doesn't just sit in an account, but changes owners.

That's also fine. Everyone as they like and want. I was just really surprised that one can spend so much money on a kitchen at all...

The unnecessary thing about it is that at some point it no longer increases the usefulness of the kitchen. You can have great appliances, you can have beautiful and particularly looking surfaces that feel great to the touch. But at some point, a point is reached where no added value is recognizable anymore, except for having spent more money. You could also set a toilet with diamonds, but it still remains just a toilet.

Fridge 15K€. Countertop 25K€. Some kind of natural stone from the other end of the world, probably very rare. Of course you only know if the owner mentions it (and he does), only a specialist can see it, if at all.

Yes, it’s okay, really okay, if you’re rich and treat yourself to something like that. Only the quoted sentence above is unfortunately so true. And we used to call something like that "Count Coke from the Gas Plant." Because real nobility doesn’t show off, that’s what Trumps and Geisens and co. K. do.

Anyone who has to show off here with a rare natural stone has other problems.

You can get that feeling, but I think it's too simplistic.

It's all relative. The nurse with a brand-new Dacia may also be proud of her achievement and tell everyone about it. Someone who can't afford a car at all might find that arrogant and exaggerated. Who knows. I would categorize myself as upper middle class, but for example, I have no interest in cars. I don't understand why someone would spend 50,000€ on a BMW, which ultimately just drives from A to B. Sure, nice car, comfort, materials. More power than my ride. If I had 50,000€, other things would come to mind rather than buying a car. But there are also people who already have everything they need. Especially older people, in my experience. Or they have so much money that the price simply doesn't matter. They always ask for the best, because why would you want less.

: Thank you very much for your quick response. The warming drawer will primarily bring the dishes to the appropriate temperature and will occasionally be used for keeping warm. Cooking with friends is simply great fun!

Of course, you only know if the owner mentions it (and he does), and only a specialist can see it, if at all.

Does he use the kitchen for cooking or just to get the champagne out? It doesn't get any better cold, a 1500-liter fridge would do as well.

Six figures... if I had that money, my dishwasher would be bigger and I would have more vegetable beds.

Bigger vegetable beds, bigger greenhouse, second freezer, and earth cellar as storage space

Workshop for food preparation

We know what you mean *duck and away*

For me, it's a hobby too