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Moving in: one kitchen, two people

Look through what you are bringing together. A shared kitchen feels like home when you both enjoy using it.

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Last updated: 17/09/2026

Black frying pans and a lidded saucepan on an induction hob, with vegetables and a wooden spoon.

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All 3 pieces together are €245.38. You can also add the pieces one by one.

How do you set up your first shared kitchen?

Lay your existing pans, mugs and cutlery side by side before buying anything new. Keep the favourites, identify missing pieces, then divide up the worktop and cupboard space. Thinking through breakfast and two or three regular dinners reveals what you will actually use. Matching colours is easier once those everyday needs are clear.

Start by cooking together

  1. Choose a dinner and set out its cookware. You will soon see whether two frying pans still leave you needing a saucepan for the side dish, or whether all the sizes are already there.
  2. Count your place settings. A 24-piece cutlery set equips six people, leaving knives, forks, spoons and teaspoons for guests as well as the two of you.
  3. Rehearse a morning. Where does the coffee maker fit, who reaches for bread, and can both of you get to the mugs? Place the bread bin and storage around those movements.

A sensor bin can be useful when your hands are occupied with preparation. Alongside the 30-litre model’s 40 × 30 cm footprint, leave clearance above its lid. A few pieces chosen together can bring the kitchen together while your existing favourites stay.

Do we need a matching cookware set immediately?

Only if you need the sizes it contains. Keep the pieces that already work well; one or two additions can complete a shared kitchen.

What about duplicate utensils?

Try both and keep the one you prefer within easy reach. A rarely used spare need not take up your everyday workspace.

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