Kitchen pictures thread - Show us your kitchens!

Have an oven and a steam oven. Regularly use both.

So everyone has their preferences.... one needs two sinks, another two ovens or a steam cooker or sous vide or whatever.....

TM plus two ovens (microwave+pyro, steam) plus two sinks (I would like that). No KVA, no coffee or tea machine of any kind, no separate microwave, no ice machine, no wok station. I could possibly imagine a Tepan 45x45.

I know kitchens that are designed exactly the opposite. Owners still happy

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The workbench

... does not fit in there.
At first glance, I find the kitchen successful and spacious. Black countertop, clean white fronts, a bit of gray/anthracite and that’s good, the lamps with the red textile cables round the whole thing off nicely. Also nice to add splashes of color through cookbooks, post-its, etc. I also find the view and the location in the room appealing.

(I hope someone who puts their kitchen up for discussion here can handle criticism)
But the workbench looks like a craftsman forgot it in the house of a respectable academic during a visit. It simply does not belong there. It’s like attaching a large spare tire from a Jeep to the back of a VW Passat station wagon, and it’s even a new, clean one with a polished rim. Functionally, such an elevated shelf with compartments is great. You’ll definitely find a use for the collets as well, but visually it’s not cohesive. Either a different shelf / elevated countertop looking similar to the rest of the kitchen, or a different kitchen for the workbench.

I hope someone who puts their kitchen up for discussion here can also handle criticism

I can handle criticism very well and I know what you mean. But fortunately, tastes are just different. We ourselves are "still" not completely happy with the look, but this is only because the carpenter has not yet finished the adjustment and the frame. Once the workbench is properly fitted, it will certainly have a completely different look. You must also not forget that the workbench is currently still sanded and not oiled. Oiling will also bring out the color in a completely different way.

In case anyone is still interested, the fronts look white but are actually frosted glass with white backing, which you just can't see in the photos.

The cheeks of the island are not made of glass, are they?

We also chose glass fronts, but in matte black. It’s relatively difficult to photograph well.