Hard to believe there are so many homes with such large kitchens ,high celeingss ,big windows.Looks like it was computerized, with flowers on the walls ,chandeliers.... It is beautiful, no question. My comment would be : The headings that you write DO NOT CORRESPOND to what you show. Faucets and sinks , vintage appliances, islands etc.The same immages,REGARDLESS WHAT THE HEADING IS. And no need to constantly talk . Few comments would suffice. ONE PICTURE IS WORTH 1000 WORDS.
I do have a bigger kitchen in a full natural stone, 20" thick wall, house from 1870, here in the Ardennes and it has two windows, an L-shaped kitchen ( from about 1982..), a table with chairs and on the wall side also at that table a typical German style L-shaped bench seating. I am looking such video's to pick up ideas for a future make over from the kitchen in an even more country style one. I could also make it in one of barn and then the kitchen could be 13 meters long. I do know several people who did that. Ofcrnot everybody can do this but such video's are to ( for us viewers) inspire. I am thinking of placing old(style) radiators under the north sided kitchen windows and I already have chairs from around 1870, a 1920s liquor cabinet and an eagled real Jugendstil lamp with goldend leaves. No, the kitchen is not high. Normal. I the house I also found several about 100 year old kitchen items and they will then get a good spot. I also found ww2 items. So, I use it for inspiration and sometimes I make screen shots. I also have a glass-in-lead/stained glass door from the 1920s to be used and from the neighbor I got a steel windows from his barn from about 1,5x1,5 meters with rectangular windows spaces. I will de-rust it, ground it and paint it black like visible in some of the vids. The window is about 100 years old. I am not sure about the floor yet. Under the 80's vinyl are still the old tiles. Also in the hall. I think I have such an antique stone sink in the halls windowsill. I think so because of the shape, height and the sides are chiseled. My opposite neighbor who gave me the steel window frame still has such a stone sink on its original place: in the hall when you entered the house. She just put some pots with plants in it. I am a man, living with his teenage son. So yeah, such vids arehelfull.my house still has 90 years old gray slate tiles on it ( the village slate layer told me how old they are) and in my street side front garden I put two big rusty milk cans that I found on my attic (this was a cow farm buy the living parts was build as a house. It is not converted) and I put some bundle (bundel in Dutch) straw in them that I found in the barn. The table is a real wood chop block with a big plate of slate stone on it. The bench is such a nice metal one with wood to sit on. O, and I put such an original Witch broom that I found in my barn next to the front door.
