31-10-2020, 03:26 PM
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What’s the point of having a nice kitchen if you only cook rubbish food in it?A friend of mine paid £30,000 for a designer kitchen. He only uses the microwave to heat ready made meals. The two ovens have never been used! The kitchen is just an ornament for show!
Give me my own kitchen that has slightly cluttered worktops, a nice table and chairs, not high uncomfortable bar stools that make the back of your legs ache!
My biggest regret was not having granite worktops which l could have had at the time.
Bakerman, l am sorry but l found the kitchens you showed rather depressing especially the dark brown one that the doors looked like coffin wood!
31-10-2020, 03:34 PM
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Artangel, there are, of course, numerous light/white kitchens , however I find them too sterile. Almost operating-room sterile.Additionally, those white kitchens show every tiny speck of splatter/grease etc. Way too much cleaning. I'd be forever cleaning and doing little cooking.
31-10-2020, 03:38 PM
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Originally Posted by bakerman
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Artangel, there are, of course, numerous light/white kitchens , however I find them too sterile. Almost operating-room sterile.
I don’t like white kitchens but l prefer lighter colours everywhere in my house.
31-10-2020, 03:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Artangel
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I would say Bakerman, the kitchens you showed were very strong and masculine and would be perfect for you.I don’t like white kitchens but l prefer lighter colours everywhere in my house.
31-10-2020, 04:08 PM
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I am another one who is not keen on the darker kitchens.Cream is nice, and not so hard and glaring as white.
As for lighter colours showing everything, isn't that a good thing from the hygiene point of view?
Another thing I would not have is carpet in the kitchen, as in the very first post, especially in the cooking area.
A washable floor is much more hygenic and avoids the danger of tripping over rugs with a hot saucepan in your hand!
31-10-2020, 04:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Mups
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Another thing I would not have is carpet in the kitchen, as in the very first post, especially in the cooking area.
A washable floor is much more hygenic and avoids the danger of tripping over rugs with a saucepan in your hand!
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