[fv]

As a Maxwell user I am happy to see it rendered. I have a feeling the top should be thicker though, its actually 60mm. And the aluminium coverings behind the drawers are also more pronounced and covers the end panels on the frontsides as well. The original Bulthaup fosset is also great instead of the tap you have modeled.

I actually am looking at that kitchen here in my house. Very happy with it. Although my son drove his toy car into the paintwork and my wife used sandpaper to keep it clean and the plastic top is scratched all over by my ceramic plates. But in general it still looks ok after 1,5 years. I am sure though the white and delicate materials will not last for more 5 years maximum.
I made the same kitchen for a client with a non-Bulthaup granite top and walnut doorpanels. Looked less but a lot more sturdy.

Tx for posting, its makes me feel I have a special kitchen.

[shen.de]

you do have a special kitchen! ^^

maybe one day Ill have a apartment with a kitchen big enough to cover the space for a bulthaup with a cooking island.
I think the b3 is just great, too ... (but I swear I won't let my girl come close to it with sandpaper!!^^ too expensive)

in general they have nice solutions for kitchen and accessories


cheers

Are the drawers all push to open or a mixture... using them may look a bit confusing.

yes they are. we have a kitchen like that here at work - all push to open. not confusing at all if you live with it.
but I have to admit a guest is like: "where's the trash can? ... wtf?! ... where are the handles?! O_o"

[fv]

The drawers are not push to open but you just grab the top or bottom of the drawer board and pull.

The Bulthaup is a great kitchen, especially if you are into design.
Francois

[shen.de]

The drawers are not push to open but you just grab the top or bottom of the drawer board and pull.

your absolutly right ... I got confused because we have here the same shape with the angle on top but push to open ^^...

cheers

[segnoprogetto]

Absoluty excellent work !