No credit crunch for Kitchens
Just how much if at all would you say a kitchen is worth? £5000?, £10,000?, £25,000? perhaps £100,000?
If a kitchen is costing that much then the person buying it is still going to have that amount of money. Why are people willing to spend over £100,000 on great big designer kitchens?They are the big cats, of course they are able to invest in such big, expensive kitchens. The truth is there are many people that can and will pay for a kitchen costing that much because they can afford it and the credit crunch simply doesn’t effect them. Why on earth would the credit crunch hurt the wealthy? Credit crunch is a load of nonsense, many people are fine, it’s just the news don’t recognise them. Not much has changed. Although taking some small setbacks the upper classes still aren’t really recognising the full reality of the credit crunch. It does irritate me that the rich have money to waste on such things when the rest of the world is sitting in the middle of a recession.
I’d love a awsome kitchen like this but, where on earth do people get this amount of money from. Some of them are really quite amazing. Although a lot of money you can see why people are willing to spend so much on these kitchens! It has been proved (MFI) that the lower markets don’t work so perhaps the higher markets have a better chance. some of the products that are bought by the upper class are better to be fair. The kitchen’s may be overpriced but they are worth the money to a certain extent.
No kitchen should cost that much. To me such an investment would be a huge waste of money. I will say again they look stunning but to be fair they never get used so of course they are going to look good. Why buy an expensive kitchen that you won’t use. To impress their neighbours. It’s always been that way with the upper class. with the rich and famous it’s always a competition to see who has the best of the best.
Still to all those who can afford the bespoke kitchens, why the hell not!?