11 Kitchen Design Mistakes + how to fix them!

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@mariamadalena7495 Ай бұрын

Finally someone who understands and explains the downsides of this strange idea about open floor kitchens!! I think it could work out for people who order their food from restaurants all the time. Saw a lot of your videos already but just got to this one today! Brilliant

@skyboss1184 26 күн бұрын

Exactly, I cook every meal we never buy restaurant food, health concerns, so I hat my even semi open kitchen. The smoke and smells get everywhere in the house

@Ennpey 19 күн бұрын

I SO AGREE

@sunetrarao-fq5ls 6 ай бұрын

👏👏👏 You are the first person I have ever heard advocating for separate kitchen and living space. Western cooking is almost always in (at least partially) in the oven. I watch a lot of home Reno or house hunting shows. Every one wants an open plan kitchen. Imagine cutting onions or even frying them in an open plan kitchen everyone’s eyes would be watering and the smell of food would permeate the upholstery and curtains in the house. No matter how powerful the exhaust. 🤷‍♀️ at least Asians should understand their kitchen needs and not demand open plan kitchens.

@engrchoucha18 Ай бұрын

I’m from the Philippines, and our house has an open-plan kitchen. We’ve never had issues with odors or other inconveniences, even when spending time in the living room. It seems that the open-plan kitchens you’ve experienced may have been designed or constructed differently.

@sunetrao Ай бұрын

@@engrchoucha18 each to their own I guess

@حارس_شاہ Ай бұрын

My exact thoughts!! I’m from Panjab in Pakistan and we have an open plan kitchen in our current home and it’s one of the worst mistakes we could have made, we’re 1000% going off for a closed off kitchen in our next home as well as other closed off spaces in general, it’s okay for these yts but not for us.

@jullssaad1621 25 күн бұрын

Yes Lebanese cooking is not made for open concept. Hate it

@MichelleQuintiaVLOGS 17 күн бұрын

@@engrchoucha18i agree, the smell goes away in minutes if you keep the windows open and you keep your kitchen tidy. Close all bedroom doors all the time. CLAYGO is what we practice in our home. 😉

@brianneil9047 27 күн бұрын

I hate open plan kitchens....I love to cook and I want to hide the appliances and mess......you are spot on!!

@bizzybits1918 Ай бұрын

I love your "expectation vs messy reality" image.

@scan606 2 ай бұрын

I watched a video of you for the first time an hour ago, and i think it's the fifth in a row i'm watching. Great channel !

@tagalilo-i5x Ай бұрын

Same here

@Cherrysmith2809 Жыл бұрын

You have a great presentation style. Natural, pleasant, and to the point. This was a good list. I agree that no appliance should be on the island in an ideal world. If you put one there, you may be tempted to also put a bar height surround, which does not look as good as an all one height counter

@brianneil9047 27 күн бұрын

and drawers over doors and shelves......thank you....we are planning our new kitchen in a small pied a terre apartment and this is a great idea!!!

@slc4226 21 күн бұрын

Don't forget the tap to open feature which I thought was another great idea!

@leilaelmoussaoui2081 Ай бұрын

You are totally right about open kitchens! 😊❤

@sharonjones7929 2 ай бұрын

I totally agree on the open plan kitchen aspect!

@Niklas-u5v5m Күн бұрын

What a cool channel! I have another pet peeve for kitchens: Floor tiles. If you want your kitchen to be a communal space for family or friends, floor tiles will just destroy the acoustics of the room and everyone will always feel slightly uncomfortable, without being able to put a finger on why. Same goes for other rooms too of course, but in the kitchen you can't really use rugs to alleviate.

@baixu 15 сағат бұрын

Thanks for sharing!!

@TheThinker-ce5kq 17 күн бұрын

Great ideas for someone starting from scratch. Me.

@akashmilton Жыл бұрын

I like this channel a lot. Very neat. I thought it would have some 400k+ subscribers but it has only 2.7k as of today. The video quality is great and sure it will be a good one in future

@carolyngalbraith6202 22 күн бұрын

Best advice I’ve ever heard.

@angelaberni8873 29 күн бұрын

Oh i almost forgot to add. Your tips are brilliant, well done ❤

@lancedoyle5026 5 күн бұрын

I agree on most of your points. The open kitchen can work with one of the prime reasons for it is "everyone always congregates around the kitchen so plan for it". This assumes you have the room for it and you keep area clean and neat.

@LeslieKaucotte Ай бұрын

Hi! I was telling my friend about your channel that I just stumbled upon, yesterday. Lately, I've found it extremely rare to see smart women posting any interesting content, so thank you for your videos and keep up the good work 😃 Otherwise... I agree 100%, this trend of choosing shelves over proper cabinets in the kitchen is totally absurd! It reminds me of my very first apartment that had shelves over the kitchenette. Back in the day, trust me, being too-poor-to-afford-actual-cabinets-in-your-kitchen wasn't trendy at all, but it looks like times are a changin 🤪The clean-freak in me was always triggered and upset at the idea of these shelves getting greasy and sticky, no matter what. Bad memories 😔😂

@tind123 Ай бұрын

I hate open plan kitchen!!! Thank you thank you

@Valalalala Жыл бұрын

that intro got me hahaha As always, so many helpful tips delivered with examples and good humor!

@ColSmith-r9d Ай бұрын

Baxui you are like a Messiah of design. Everything you discuss I see clearly, I put my kitchen in years ago with my first wife, I was completely ignorant. Now I have remarried and so excited to give my wife a kitchen that's functional. My wife is Asian, from poor rural area, but she is the best. I share your videos with her. They may not resonate with her like they do with me. Your demeanor/ style is mezmorising , you have done so well, drinking a cup of tea, love it. I can't stop learning. My wife is untainted by the western expectations, but she hates mess. I think we will grow old together reflecting in your advice. You are a natural teacher Baxui, few and far between, I am happy to honour you 12:19

@mia.eklund94 Жыл бұрын

Love your videos! Luckily, and unluckily, our kitchen was already in when we moved to our new apartment, so we didn't have much choice. I can't wait to be able to design my own kitchen!

@taraclarke2565 Жыл бұрын

I'm with you on everything but the drawers. I find it really annoying to pull out a heavy drawer whenever I need anything. It's slow and everything in the drawer gets moved around. Definitely agree on the no sinks or hobs in island! Really disliked this trend. Everyone ruining a beautiful island 😅

@MissingBlee 2 ай бұрын

Excellent. Love what you said about not having the hob or sink on the kitchen island. I was debating keeping the hob there due to the kitchen triangle, but I am feeling more strongly now that it should be moved to the side with the refrigerator, which would also allow us to vent outward instead of requiring a downdraft ventilation system. I'm grateful you touched on the open shelving because I had been debating it. I was also debating opening up the kitchen more to the living area, and I'm going to keep it just as it is now because you are right...I don't want dirty dishes and messy cooking spaces to be in view of guests as they enter our home. Thank you!

@virginiamitchell9899 16 күн бұрын

Thank you this was excellent

@alicjakaminska5762 2 ай бұрын

I absolutely love our open plan kitchen, with a hob in the island so that we don't face the wall whilst cooking, but can socialize (the induction has a built-in exhaust so no ceiling one needed❤). We cook a lot and host a lot, and the party always ends up gathering at our kitchen island that everyone compliments 😁🎉 We have one big long living space (knocked wall) with a couch area on one end, table in the middle, and full-wall kitchen with an island cooktop at the other end. The cooktop has a built-in exhaust and even if we forget to use it, there is no smell problem whatsoever. Even our velvet furniture doesn't "acquire" it. If anything, there are very appetizing smells if I do say so myself! 😄And we do fry a lot, garlic included. We are vegetarians though, so no fishy or meaty smells in our home ;) We did bake salmon once and it didn't smell either though. Back when we had separated kitchen there was always a struggle to where to locate the guests when we finish preparations 😢 It was very isolating as well, if one person wants to lay on the couch while the other is cooking or cleaning the kitchen, we can still be comfortably together in a conjoined space. Wouldn't trade it at all, but I know that we all have different preferences and needs ❤

@barbararobson7969 7 ай бұрын

I absolutely agreed with everything you said. Thank you.

@TheRsc1111 5 ай бұрын

Excellent analysis

@ZenaidaRoxas-yk8pp 2 ай бұрын

Love your channel! Thanks for the tips very helpful indeed!

@domenicamassaro8221 2 ай бұрын

Agree on each and every point. On the dishwasher, it has to be related to the size of the family. To say, I'm a family of three, a 45 cm dishwasher is perfect for my everyday needs, a bigger one would have to wash half empty. When I have guests, I charge it twice. Still on the dishwasher, if you are right handed, it has to to the right of the sink. If left-handed, on the left.

@Mrs.Ibrahimovic Ай бұрын

Only design channel I subscribed to as soon as you said no to open concept. YES! My floor plan deal breakers were separated kitchen and a foyer. 👌

@mikeeomg8329 10 ай бұрын

Thankyou imtry to watch many clip but your clip is all answer. Im from thailand an i try to makeover my home kitchen. Inspiration

@SteveHenderson-c9j 22 күн бұрын

Great advice on every video I have watched. New to channel, had to subscribe...first comments I have made on KZbin.

@chysochivin Ай бұрын

Hey, New subscriber here. I just found your channel, I watch it all day. Very great content, upgrade my knowledge about design, and impressive videos. Thank you so much for your valuable sharing, Baixu.

@barbarabritton4528 Ай бұрын

I love the have 'your cake and eat it too' design. Seperate but together- use of beautiful glass doors, windows. 1 or 2 smalll open shelves, not your whole kitchen. Thanks for the counter height size measurement table. Like the deep heavy drawers enough tio hold pots and pans.

@Nains 9 ай бұрын

Love your tips! For asian kitchen, what type of cooker hood/vent to reduce smells? I am looking for cabinet hood which you can hide under the cabinets

@kellilangvo 4 ай бұрын

i always like open shelving near the kitchen window or glass patio door - because they let in much more light than upper cabinets…it’s amazing how much light upper cabinets block….

@skyboss1184 26 күн бұрын

I dislike open kickers fir a lot of reasons but mainly the smells and heating up the whole house. I cook a lot because we do not eat out or buy restaurant food at all which means messes and grease. I love the look of open shout I was afraid I’d hate them in a few months maybe I’ll do as you suggested and put some at the drink station. How about talk about how to or not to organize a pantry. I am at a loss. I’d like my cabinet top equipment to be housed there but it was no shelves big enough

@robinbirdj743 Жыл бұрын

Great ideas. I have an open kitchen, visible from the entrance, with 2 uppers to the ceiling, open shelves, and no vent 😂 oh- and no drawers. The kitchen was opened c 1940s. The cabinets added in the 40s were dropped, and I’m not removing the 80s version as we speak. I have two large 40”x49” tall cabinets with old style twist turn brass latches from 1902 for my 1905 kitchen, so that’s a win over the pressboard oak of the 80s! I’ve taken out the rotten base cabinets in favor of an open (curtained) wood sink table. The 1927 Hotpoint range is from 1927 in b& w and chrome. It’s fab. I don’t do a lot of frying so it’ll be fine. Later, I’ll add a wall fan on the stove side to suck out cooking odors. I DO have 3 lighting sources. And a cast iron porcelain sink with one large basin. I’ll also look for a drawer unit that’s solid wood and old. I’m pretty excited because though I have little counter space, so have a lovely work triangle. And will ❤ my open shelving!

@HaakSO 24 күн бұрын

I’ve come to admire you and your channel. You always get me thinking about my house and how I use it. This time though, I think you left out an important function of kitchens in our day and age - kitchens have become the main gathering space during parties. I feel kitchen designs should be adjusted to suit this function. The largest room in the house should be the kitchen, not the living room. Open kitchen are true to our time in that sense. Hobs in the island allow us to face and chat with our guests as we cook.

@baixu 24 күн бұрын

Thank you for your thoughtful comment. 😊 Kitchens are definitely sociable spaces; it’s funny how, at parties, everyone seems to gravitate there, no matter how inviting the living room might be. That said, I think it really depends on how one likes to cook and entertain. Kitchens are great for keeping the conversation flowing while casually prepping, but they can also be stressful when things get messy, and you’d rather keep the chaos contained (I personally get super stressed when cooking for a crowd and would much prefer to have my own space without feeling the need to entertain guests at the same time). On the other hand, fully enclosed kitchens can feel isolating. There’s a lot to be said for something in-between-a space large enough to cook, with room for people to help or sit, that opens out to a larger area but still allows you to close it off from the dining and living spaces when needed. It’s an interesting topic with so many opinions (I knew this one would get people talking! 🙈). I’ll revisit this in another video to explore these ideas further. 😊

@versailleaaron3475 Ай бұрын

Great tip

@cht0592 9 ай бұрын

Oh my god, I am so glad I found this video. Those tips are so useful and are put together very well. Thank you so much for sharing!

@baixu 9 ай бұрын

Thank you for the nice comment 😊

@elif9276 Ай бұрын

Subscribed right after I heard your thoughts about open plan kitchens 🙂I never understood why people would want to sit in food smells and look at the sink, kitchen appliances and their fridges while they are enjoying a movie in their living room 🤔 Kitchen should be separate room where you cook, that is it...

@baixu Жыл бұрын

TIMESTAMPS 0:00 intro 0:48 cabinet ceiling gap 2:10 open plan 4:03 seen from the entrance 5:08 countertop height 5:42 drawers, not shelves 6:23 forgotten corners 7:11 open shelves 8:28 working triangle 9:21 dishwasher and sink 9:53 island hob/sink 11:28 insufficient lighting

@angelaberni8873 29 күн бұрын

I'm an Italian 72 year old. I cook all morning every single morning. I've lived in 3 different countries and in many different houses. Personally, I've discovered that I've never used extractor fans as I have found them noisy,ugly,grease collectors and useless. So any new kitchens that i have installed i totally eliminate them. My current hob is directly in front of a huge window,but the depth of my top is 70cm instead of 60cm and those extra 10 cm depth are totaly a game changer and i would strongly advice for anyone with space to do this. If I'm doing a recipe that causes a lot of steam ,then i just leave my window slighly ajar ( i live in a hot country where winter hardly exist) but rarely do i need to do this. I'm in the process of reforming a little casita on our property and as it's so tiny the kitchen must be open to the sitting area. Because of this i refuse to use top cupboards which will cause un ugly sense of aesthetics, so I'm opting for open shelving with very tasteful things on them. Pictures,plants,vases etc. Over the cooker area i will put a few large things that can easily be cleaned. Glasses,cups,plates etc will be in draws. I regularly change things around therefore clean often. I think it all depends on the time that you have. A working mother with children will probably not like this idea of mine....and rightly so. The fridge will go on another wall in a built in nook. My plan should work as it will look more like a sitting room than a kitchen. As my little casita will be for short time friends visiting ,I'm sure that this kitchen will only be used for breakfast and then out we go visiting beautiful places. One needs to think carefully of it's uses. If a woman doesnt cook,but just heats up microwave ( crap 😂) then she can make her kitchen more of a showcase. I call such kitchens cheese,crackers and wine kitchens.😂😂ps for me one of the most important things in a kitchen is a very large sink !!! Unless you are the cheese and cracker type do NOT buy those silly round tiny sinks. Ok ,they could be fine for rinsing your wine glass 😂😂

@merryhunt9153 4 ай бұрын

I have an open space above my cabinets. It's where we display our beautiful ceramics from around the world. As for dust and grease, we use our exhaust fan for grease, and we have air cleaners on the furnace for dust. Items which you put in high cabinets for occasional use have to dusted anyway.

@baixu 4 ай бұрын

That’s great that you have a system that works for you! 😊

@vociferonheraldofthewinter2284 5 ай бұрын

5:43 One drawback to drawers is that they're permanent. They can't be shifted to meet changing needs. If you've got two deep 12 inch drawers and the utensil drawer above that, this is what you must live with. For life. One solution is to secure the shelf so it doesn't tip, then add undermount drawer slides. Now, if you ever need to shift things around so that you have a 16 inch and another that's eight inches, you just raise and lower the shelf pins, secure the shelf, and replace the drawer fronts. MUCH more manageable. I'm constantly trying to come up with strategies to future-proof a kitchen.

@medickaisu Жыл бұрын

I do have an induction cooktop in the island. I love it there because the island is large enough that people sitting at it can talk to me as I cook. The rest of the rules I followed. I do love my kitchen.

@baixu Жыл бұрын

I’m glad it’s working out for you!! 😊 probably helps that your island is large so there is some distance between you and the people! I’m very envious that you have a kitchen island! It definitely would not work for me as I fry a lot and it can get so messy 🫣 but one day, I look forward to having a nice big kitchen too 🤩

@medickaisu Жыл бұрын

@@baixu It took me 40 years to finally get the kitchen I wanted. You have plenty of time.

@texasliz69 Ай бұрын

I had a pop up vent and hated it. They don't work well.

@Yolanda.Fengshui 2 ай бұрын

I recently discovered your channel and am very much enjoying your content. I´m currently studying an interior design course based on Feng Shui principles. I would love to hear your opinion on that, perhaps in a video.🤩

@alisonhoyte7608 Ай бұрын

my thoughts as well

@zia7731 4 ай бұрын

Vital information 👍👍

@The_Apollo_Show Ай бұрын

I have to say I love my open plan kitchen especially being able to keep an eye on children whilst cooking. Our furniture definitely doesn’t smell - we have a decent extractor. I hated our closed off kitchen and count wait to knock walls down!

@annetang5532 9 ай бұрын

Hello, I have an L shape kitchen ( with an island) and my stove is closer to the corner where there is no cabinet on the side wall. I have the recommended minimum counter working space between the stove and the side wall. I am concerned there could be cooking splashes on that side wall. Should I continue the tiles onto the side wall only for the space between the countertop and upper cabinet for the depth of the counter top or should I tile the entire height of the side wall ? Thanks for your tip, really appreciate it.

@baixu 9 ай бұрын

Hi Anne, interesting question! From what you have described, I assume the tiles do not go all the way up the wall anywhere else, because you have upper cabinets? So then, I think it would look a bit strange for the tile to go all the way the side wall. I would tile it to a level where it matches the other tiles, and for the empty space on top, maybe hang some artwork, so it is not so empty? Feel free to email me a photograph of this room and I can have a better look! hellobaixu@gmail.com :)

@SihAza 7 ай бұрын

Definitely tile the side wall if a wok is to ever be used. A friend caught our side drywall and overhead grease vent on fire, using a wok on a gas burner since it directed the hot flames outward. I added tile to the sidewall after that incident. Also, never leave the area when using a wok (she did).

@mariajoseperabeles6926 Ай бұрын

Yes! Open plan kitchen stinks everything!!

@VioletEvans-yt2fd 10 ай бұрын

I love your videos. Mostly, your cooking makes me very hungry for authentic Chinese food which Texas is sorely missing!

@baixu 10 ай бұрын

Awww that’s so kind of you to say 😁 I’m surprised Texas lacks authentic Chinese food places, it’s such a huge place! Would love to visit someday ✈️🚗

@VioletEvans-yt2fd 10 ай бұрын

@@baixu come and open a restaurant. You’ll be an instant millionaire.

@queenofalltheflowers2290 Ай бұрын

I agree on most points, but I’m still having an open plan kitchen! No one can stop me! But I still prefer separate rooms, so the only seating in the kitchen would be in a breakfast nook, and at the island , so I guess half half

@Lilaceyes231 9 ай бұрын

Great advice!

@aksez2u 3 ай бұрын

Imagine that you are isolated in the kitchen for at least an hour every day while your family is relaxing in the living room without you. Imagine having people over and being stuck in the kitchen while everyone socializes on the other side of the wall. Sorry, I can't.

@felisminamariaroque1322 2 ай бұрын

Concordo em absoluto 😊

@sabihabishop8457 8 ай бұрын

Very helpful video. Drawers for everything didn’t exist in 2008 when wegot our askersund ikea kitchen. If only! Bought in a rush after an extension. What are your views on an island versus dining area?We can’t have both, only one or the other. Which don’t recommend? Thank you

@baixu 7 ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful! I personally love having a dining table, it feels so much more comfortable, wholesome and family friendly to have everyone seated around a table. Sitting around an island feels more like something only for adults and parties! But that's just my personal preferences, and it very much depends on your lifestyle and the type of social events you want to create at your home :)

@bizzybits1918 Ай бұрын

People are beginning to realize those tall stools for island seating are not comfortable for anyone, and going out of favor. Also, everyone has to sit in a row - not very good for conversation. I vote for table. But you didn’t ask me, so…

@pjglory3348 5 ай бұрын

For the kitchen seen from the entrance, a relatively easy fix might be to change the side the front door opens to. It can shift the first thing you see when the door opens.

@danis6181 18 күн бұрын

I think the beauty of open plan kitchens is that the person cooking, spends a lot of time in the kitchen, and so doesn't get cut off from her family. And it becomes more of the heart of the home. I remember thinking my mom used to be dismissed to the kitchen, cut off from us and i hate that feeling. So i want the kitchen to have pride of place, integrated into the family living space, and i don't care about visitors seeing it messy coz that's just being real. U don't have to have a fully curated space just for visitors

@alo8540 Ай бұрын

I totaly agree I dont follow trends

@ZenaidaRoxas-yk8pp 2 ай бұрын

My kitchen is separated from the main house it connects to our lanai/ garden area.

@JoXcalibur Ай бұрын

I grew up in Europe, but have lived in Canada for 35 years. Here was the first time i saw kitchens without doors, right there by the living and dining room. We use the oven as well, but most of our cooking is done on the stove top, and i get grease on my books and other places that don't belong near cooking spaces.

@whiteserpent6753 Жыл бұрын

I think the only thing I disagree on is drawers. I understand the advantages of them, and I’m not saying they are bad… but: (1) they’re not reconfigurable. If my husband (and, face it, it is my husband) decides he will be baking bread and needs a grain mill and giant tubs of wheat, I need the ability to reconfigure the cabinets to accommodate this new addition to my kitchen, whatever its height, etc. Things also go in and out of favor. Back in the day, we made pasta all the time, and so pasta materials needed to be convenient; now they don’t. To me, the inability to reconfigure means I don’t want to move to drawers. (2) It often is unpleasant to grip heavy things and lift straight up out of a drawer; I can get a better grip reaching around it. And, sure, I can configure a special cabinet for my stand mixer, but see point #1. The stand mixer went out of favor after a period of frequent use. (In fact, it went so much out of favor that we now have the Ankarsrum instead, which is a different size and shape.). I guess I feel my life and diet have changed so much over the past 20 years, and we’ve rearranged the kitchen to suit every time… I can’t see myself putting in a kitchen so customized to what I am doing now knowing that everything will probably change again in five years. (Because I am never remodeling this kitchen again. Ever.)

@evefleurs2947 15 күн бұрын

I read about corners in kitchen. First, I decided to make a linear kitchen as there is no angle issue. Second, I saw that the space you save with expensive solutions let the same place unused because of the mechanism than not putting anything in the far forgotten corners. So let's save money. And if possible, forget about corners. They are not so easy to use, and quite opposite to natural flow. as it may be quite claustrophobic to work in the corner when there is someone around and no move possibility.

@mr.sept.5790 Ай бұрын

Two dishwasher 👍

@kiwiopklompen 11 күн бұрын

Yeah i too hate the open plan kitchens -same as ensuites which also have toilets in them. Just a trend we’ll look back on a scratch our heads “what were we thinking?”

@wendyduncan9084 2 ай бұрын

That smell thing for people who really cook and the mess it makes is real. You enter our house through the kitchen. I grew up with a farm background and I cook full meals at least twice a day. It’s a balance.

@DaisyLiliale 2 ай бұрын

1:48 this is so true😂

@maricelachristinalopez1508 28 күн бұрын

There's a reason why open concept kitchens continue to be a major make a break when buying a home. Most ppl don't want to be separated from their families and/or guests' when cooking. The kitchen is seen as the heart and soul of the home; most cooks would agree isolated is a major turn off. The desire for closed off kitchens appears to be related more to particular cultures and their foods.

@TheThinker-ce5kq 17 күн бұрын

Cabinets to the ceiling were in Scandinavia since the 1950s.

@amarillot.t4376 Ай бұрын

That’s the only part of the video I don’t really agree with open plan kitchens I feel are really nice for having people over because it doesn’t create separation between visitors and the cook especially if they also want to cook, food is the heart and souls of all social gatherings and separating the cook from the social area just feels off 😅

@francoisefenner1551 Ай бұрын

Open plan kitchen, have a scullery and pantry. No mess.

@paulmarsh5673 Жыл бұрын

Drawers all correct

@diskaramzer6062 25 күн бұрын

La cuisine ouverte sur la pièce de vie est un bon fonctionnement pour une famille avec de jeunes enfants. Pour les autres, je peux comprendre les désagréments.

@busybry9813 Жыл бұрын

We used corner cabinet with sleeves for storage of cooking sheets.. and used both drawers and cabinets with pull out shelves AND HELL NO to sink in island got 4 teenagers they can’t even put plates in dishwasher and all of them didn’t put the dirty dish in sink. And the first think people will see the island with cups and plates on the island

@paulmarsh5673 Жыл бұрын

Yu new a new extractor in the counter

@VousEtre 6 күн бұрын

I've never understood open floor plans. I like rooms. My friends have spent thousands and thousands of dollars breaking down walls to make open plans. Their living areas all smell like food. Sometimes good. Sometimes bad. Fried chicken lasts for days... lol I also can't stand kitchen islands... I'm pretty much alone on that one, too.