Definition, Please
Realtors use the term “Chef’s Kitchen” all the time (sometimes further embellished with the adjective, “Gourmet” ” as in, “Gourmet Chef’s Kitchen”).
But, after 17-plus years selling homes, I’m still not sure that I have a good definition, except that: a) it’s big; and b) it’s full of high-end features and appliances.
That includes granite or similarly high-end countertops; appliances like Subzero or Wolf ” often doubled up (e.g., two fridges, two dishwashers, etc.); double sinks; a separate stove top with 6 or even 8(!) gas burners; custom cabinetry, lighting and flooring (either tile or hardwood); plenty of storage, both in cabinets (ideally 42″ or higher) and a nearby Pantry; a deluxe exhaust hood and fan; and a generous eat-in area and center island.
Plus, ideally, lots and lots of windows and natural light (of course) . . .
P.S.: As opposed to “A Cook’s Kitchen,” I know what “THE Cooks’ Kitchen” is: the kitchen in the home of long-time friends, Richard & Judy Cook. 🙂
See also, “History is Written By . . . . Harold & Sylvia?!?”