In cases like this where you have to prioritise what is important to you,
many make the comparison of buying a kitchen to buying a car.
Yet who keeps a car for 20 years? Because that is the average life span of
a kitchen. And who would spend one week per month in his car? Again this
is the projected period of time that a kitchen is used per month.
This comparison also raises other questions. What benchmarks would we
apply to a car if, indeed we drove it for such long periods of time and had to
get such intensive use out of it? Are our expectations of a new kitchen too
low? If the answer is yes,what are the things we need to be thinking about.
A new kitchen should do one thing above all else.
Beauty is more than just skin deep