...for at least 3 more years. Now that we have received our last shipment of boxes from home we are finally settling in and making our
apartamento a home. I'm so happy that we don't have to move for another few years. Here is the slow transition of our kitchen:
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| The day we signed the lease |
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| Movers just left the boxes scattered |
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| Slowly but surely unpacking everything we own and probably don't really need |
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| Sherman helped unpack too |
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| And now we are finally settled....ahhhh. Just looking through these pictures makes me tired from the move all over again. |
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A side note about Italian kitchens: Almost all kitchens in Italy don't come with a sink, stove, cabinets, oven, etc. Most Italians move their WHOLE kitchen unit with them when they move from place to place. So when you move in somewhere new you get to choose which room you want to be your kitchen and which you want to be your master bedroom. So almost all kitchens have doors...and are about the same size as the master bedroom.
2 comments:
ok so maybe this is a dumb question, but how do you wash ur dishes (or ur food) if there is no sink?
You have to install your own sink. You just buy it a Ikea and plug it into the water hook up in which ever room (usually 2 rooms have water hook-ups.) So we have a tiny sink...but no disposal or anything.
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