The 3 Most Expensive Kitchen Remodels in the World
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Electrolux Grand Cuisine Professional Kitchen
Designed by famed interior architect, Henrik Otto this kitchen is meant for the ultra wealthy at an estimated cost of nearly $400,000. Because it features the finest in kitchen appliances, cabinets and features, it is not likely that the average person will be able to afford it, but it is always fun to dream. If planning to install the Electrolux in a kitchen, keep in mind that it includes nothing more than the appliances leaving the homeowner still responsible for buying the cabinets, fixtures and furniture.
Designed to take a recipe from just the ingredients to the finished product, this kitchen includes appliances like a high-end combination oven with built in temperature sensors, blast chiller, precision vacuum chiller that sets desserts in minutes and much more. In order to create the perfect kitchen, Otto makes it a point to work with every client on an individual basis to ensure perfection and complete satisfaction.
Colosseo Oro
At a cost of nearly $500,000 this kitchen is manufactured by Marazzi Design based in London. Because the company only made 10 of these kitchens, it is highly unlikely that the everyday consumer will ever step foot in a home with this unique design. Just the appliances in the kitchen cost more than $100,000 and the furniture is estimated to cost $50,000. The appliances in the kitchen are the finest from Sub-Zero and Wolf and have been embossed in a metallic finish. To create a high-end look, the leather furniture features crocodile insets and the cabinets are finished in gold leaf.
Fiore di Cristallo
Designed by Claudio Celiberti, the Fiore di Cristallo is the most expensive kitchen in the world at a whopping cost of $1.6 million. Anyone who wishes to have a kitchen this extravagant in their home should sign up now because there is a reported waiting list of nearly a year. Features in the kitchen include a Swarovski crystal chandelier valued at $50,000 and a crystal island at $65,000. Other features include German handcrafted cabinets, copper walls and a wine climate cabinet.
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