Modeling Non-Functional Requirements (NFRs) is a challenge, mainly from the subjective character of their elicitation. Modeling NFRs as a collaborative process may create a consensus among stakeholders, combining modeling and elicitation in a learning cycle. However, the collaboration presents challenges, such as the different viewpoints, the influence of creativity, the modeling tool, the domain/scope of the target software system, and the fundamental aspects of configuration management. This paper reports our observations on collaboratively modeling an intentional model for the handling of fruits and vegetables in a futuristic kitchen.