From UK-based designer Claudio Celiberti comes the world's most expensive kitchen worth 1 million British pounds. Officially called 'Fiore di Cristallo,' which means crystal flower, the kitchen belongs to Aldo Zilli. Zilli is an Italian born celebrity chef. The world's most expensive kitchen was revealed during an invite only exclusive event at One Mayfair in London, England.
The kitchen is lit by a Swarovski crystal chandelier that comes in at £26,400 which is over $42,000 USD. More crystal gets in the mix with a translucent counter top worth £36,850 ($59,125 USD). The world's most expensive kitchen has to have good appliances, which is why they spent £5,000 ($8,014.50 USD) on the fridge.
While other items like a wine climate cabinet and stone counter come in at similarly extravagant prices, there is no mention of the oven, sink or fixtures.
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