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Another small step in the kitchen - egy újabb kis lépés előre a konyhában

Well, yes, this is a small step, but at least we are moving forward :)
The handles are here :)

Hát igen, tényleg kis lépés, de legalább haladunk :) Megérkeztek a konyhaszekrény fogantyúk. Ki gondolta volna, hogy ezt is meg kell ünnepelni:)



 

Comments

Anonymous said…
Anyám, nem semmi. Kb ekkora az egész lakásunk, mint ez a konyha:-). Na jó, de az elit Budapest egyik elit 40éves paneljében...Szóval szép, ízléses.

üdv,
Tegzes
(a határátkelő blogról tévedtem ide)
Zsuzsi said…
Üdv, és köszi, hogy benéztél:)
Haha, köszi:) Mondjuk a kamera perspektivaja mindig kicsit nagyobbnak mutat mindent, mint a valóságban:) De tény, hogy az itteni standard alapterület általában nagyobb, mint amihez mi vagyunk szokva. Lesz mit takaritani:)

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