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Ours is an open floorplan, so the kitchen opens to the living room and front of our house.  Above the cabinets are glass storage for specialized glassware, china, large decorative pots, etc.  The island has a wood top, great for prep work. It also houses the trash/recycling in a cabinet/drawer along with the microwave and storage for small appliances like the toaster, waffle iron, etc.  The big drawers are all heavy sliders and store pots and pans.  Spice rack by the oven.  Range. This and the granite are probably the first reno project (though there's no rush at all). I'd prefer something more white/gray for the granite and I would love one of these for the range replacement. Anything bigger and the cabinets/hood would probably need to be totally redone.  The sink was improperly installed (should be flush with the granite or recessed) but I like the farmhouse apron steel. If the granite gets replaced we would have them fix the sink. Above it is a raised bar area, and in the closet to the left under the stairs is a walk-in pantry, which houses the wine rack, bar, and larger kitchen appliances like the rice cooker, food processor, etc.  Our last kitchen was a dead-ended galley with room enough for a single person and the cabinets were huge but all connected--meaning the mice sneaking into the 100+ year old place would have free rein from food to pots to plates and everything else. We like this one better 
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atothesquiz posted:
I'm a huge fan of the pot filler as well, but this mini-sink by the stovetop is just amazing. I love the quirks in your kitchen.
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Grand Fromage posted:I manage. I have no idea why the idea of counter space seems anathema. From seeing restaurants I think people do a lot of prep work on the floor but gently caress that. Hahahaha...ha... 
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TychoCelchuuu posted:Okay time for a poll, how many people store their drinking glasses right side up (like mich) as opposed to upside-down? Bit of both, mostly upright.  
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