Re: Poncy Kitchens
My kitchen is tiny, typical of a 1930s house but My husband has designed it to give me the maximum amount of workable space and I use every inch.Re: Poncy Kitchens
Re: Poncy Kitchens
Big kitchens have their drawbacks. More space, more clutter and if you wore shoes with wet black paint on the soles, the distances travelled would indicate inefficient use of energy and miles walked.Re: Poncy Kitchens
Re: Poncy Kitchens
My kitchen must be about 20 yrs old if not older , I've lived here 14 yrs . It's a typical pine one with plenty of cupboards , the knobs are loose but apart from that very usable . I like it , but my daughter continues to tell me I should have a new kitchen , WHY . I love cooking and have friends round often , we can sit at a round pine table (bought for 20 quid second hand ) and proper food is eaten . Why would I spend my bit of savings on a kitchen when I have one .Re: Poncy Kitchens
Our kitchen in our last house (which I fitted myself) was simple but nice. By the time we moved, it had been in for around fifteen years but the Estate Agent thought it was brand new and advertised it as such. Because it was simple, it never went out of fashion.Thread Tools | |
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