Not my kitchen, but that of my parents. Hard to believe they’ve been in that house almost 4 decades (next month will actually mark 40 years). One previous remodel in the early to mid ‘90s when the granite countertops, SS appliances and wood floor went in (and my vintage audio gear, amongst other things, were stolen by unscrupulous contractors). You can still see remnants of the original ‘70s vinyl flooring in one of the pics.
The appliances are all failing apart in one way or another, the floors are all cupped from a leak under the slab portion of the floor that caused all sorts of mold issues and other damage over the years, and it was just dark in there. They’ve been living fairly modestly since the great recession, watching the ol’ homestead fall apart and getting a little depressed about it. The place was paid off decades ago, so needless to say there’s plenty of equity in there.
From what I hear they’re going with today’s typical grey and white. I don’t know if it’s what they like now or if they’re doing it because it’s more resale-friendly these days. I personally like warmer interiors with more wood tones, but I never claimed that my tastes are the norm, especially with today’s buyers.