The author expresses a deep dissatisfaction with their kitchen, criticizing its outdated appliances and poor design that leads to wasted space. They describe the difficulties faced due to the low hood obstructing views, difficult-to-reach high shelves, and corner cabinets that serve as storage black holes. Despite loving their home overall, the author dreams of a kitchen remodel focused on better space utilization. A key learning point is the "Dinner Plate Rule," which encourages potential homebuyers to assess functionality by bringing practical items to tours.
The kitchen is a comedy of design errors; the low hood obstructs views, wasted space complicates storage, and high shelves are inaccessible, all fueling a remodel dream.
A lesson learned is not to choose another home, but rather the importance of evaluating storage space with practical items like a dinner plate during house tours.
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