ᐅ The Perfect Dinner as a Design Guide :)

Created on: 19 Oct 2021 19:21
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… is (not) known by everyone 😉

Why non-gourmets should watch this: because of the houses, apartments, interior design, kitchen, workflow, etc.

Today:
new, nice individual details, unfortunately quite a cold atmosphere because all surfaces appear smooth. No wood, hardly any fabric. But great pictures on the walls 🙂
Overall, I find that improvised furnishings are simply more comfortable and cozy.

And you?
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ypg
19 Oct 2021 20:42
We don’t have HGTV here.
From the American side, I (unfortunately) only know the Fixer Upper episodes and House Hunters... but I quickly binge-watched them last year.
Snowy36 schrieb:

Ah, you mean the one with the huge house today… I just watched that too


Yes, really huge, but I find it lacks charm. What was too much yesterday is too little here 🙂
I’m looking forward to tomorrow—the terrace in the preview looked exactly like today’s terrace 😉
If you follow the first 15 minutes closely on The Perfect Dinner, you can quickly see what you wouldn’t want for yourself or what was done really well.
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Myrna_Loy
19 Oct 2021 20:59
I always swing between horror and secondhand embarrassment when watching The Perfect Dinner. My parents watch it often, as does a friend who is very passionate about cooking, and when I visit them, I can’t avoid it. It just confirms to me that the best amateur cooks don’t necessarily work in the most expensive kitchens.
Tarnari19 Oct 2021 23:48
What is a hobby chef in your definition?
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saralina87
20 Oct 2021 08:25
Tarnari schrieb:

What do you consider a hobby cook?
Rebels like me, who audaciously have the stove on the island and the sink along the wall... 😉
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Myrna_Loy
20 Oct 2021 09:34
A hobby cook is someone who tries to prepare food beyond everyday meals at a restaurant level in their own kitchen. And decorates the food. 🙂
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haydee
20 Oct 2021 10:02
Then I am not an amateur cook. I do not decorate.