Does The Kitchen Really Have To Be Big?

In nearly every home environment there is an argument about how much work needs to be done on what room and a lot of the time it is the kitchen. Do people really need the enormous kitchens they have? Do you really need one of those big fancy designer kitchens wine its own built in wine cooler? I don’t think that a kitchen should have that amount of money spent on it, however some of them look really worth the money. How come people spend all this money on a kitchen that they only use once a day? I really don’t have a clue to be honest

All in all I think it’s got nothing to do with how rich or poor you are more being how willing you are to impress.

The first thing a new guest to a house does it go into the kitchen. The thing is when people walk into a house they have never been in before the first thing they will do is judge it and thats just how the human mind works. It’s unfortunate that is what we do as humans, we wan’t to be better than everyone else. How much money do you have to spend on a new kitchen before people will start seeing it as a really unique, modern, well designed kitchen? If people are going to judge everything from your flooring to your choice of dinnerware, is there much point trying to impress at all?

For many years the decision to extend the house for a bigger kitchen has been quite topical in my house. Personally I wouldn’t have a big kitchen, but I understand why people get them. As in my house where all the kitchen is used for is cooking one maybe two meals a day with only one person being in there at any one time. So why after a party does everyone want to get a bigger kitchen? The answer is, people care what other people think about their homes and I really don’t see why. As well as this there are some fantastic top of the range kitchens out there as well as the bespoke kitchens that you design yourself. You can customise everything from your lighting plan to the style of your wine rack. Still, I really don’t see the point of forking out so much money for something you use once or twice a day.