I am planning on a large extension and looking at ways to save cost on things which arent really essential for me and thinking we can cut cost on kitchen. I would be happy with a basic functional kitchen on one wall or may be a bit L shape from ikea with laminate worktop, but based on overall size and price of house, people would expect it to have large mid-range kitchen with granite/quartz, island etc.
Would I be making a mistake by not putting a bigger/expensive kitchen to match the house? Would it get dated/old by the time we would come to sell(in 10-12 years) anyway?
After how many years do you think a kitchen starts to look dated due to wear and tear, fashion/style change, being just old and used up?
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Would I be making a mistake by not putting a bigger/expensive kitchen?
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mum2015 · 12/05/2017 11:43
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