I'm still enamoured of unfitted kitchen design. I was looking at some fancy, expensive cabinet brochures the other day, and thought, "These kitchens are all ugly, boring and completely free of personality," which is a good thing, because I can't afford them anyway. In the end (and I do mean The End, because I pretty much expect to die of old age by time my kitchen renovation is completed), I will have achieved something akin to "shabby chic." Perhaps "shabby eclectic" or "shabby rustic" or "shabby scrap and salvage" or just "shabby." In which case I should probably just keep what I have right now and save a whole bunch of money.
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Not funny at all, I want one too. I especially like the 'self-cleaning' part.
ReplyDeleteYes, I was wondering about that too. How exactly do they define "self-cleaning"? Are servants involved?
ReplyDeleteYour problem, ladies, is that your kitchens must be way too large. Just move to a tiny condo. My whole kitchen is very much like that ... just not self-cleaning!!
ReplyDeleteI'm willing to bet one million dollars that ours is the smallest kitchen.
ReplyDeleteI'll even post photos (if I can work out how to do it).
Just email them to us, Mrs. Blurn. I've got some recent snaps to post too, but I've been lazy. I've ripped out half my upper cabinets.
ReplyDeleteIf I had a self-cleaning kitchen you'd already have the photos.
ReplyDeleteI'll get to work now & will fire them off in a jiffy.
Mr Blurn, if you're reading, your kitchen is CLEAN!
ReplyDeleteMrs. Blurn, if it takes 5 photos to show your kitchen, it is definitely the larger. One photo would suffice for mine. I think your kitchen is beautiful. I would trade with you in a heartbeat ... if it was in Canada.
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