Frequently Asked Questions

The price of a kitchen depends largely on its size, choice of materials, appliances, and finish. On average, a complete kitchen costs between €10,000 and €30,000, though custom work and high-end appliances can further affect the price.

Installation costs vary by project and depend on the size of the kitchen and any additional work required. Installation typically includes setting up the kitchen, adjusting the appliances, and finishing touches.

For a sustainable kitchen, people often choose high-quality materials such as composite, ceramic, HPL, melamine, and solid wood. These materials are durable, low-maintenance, and retain their appearance over time.

It’s important to consider ease of use, capacity, cleaning options, and the various steam programs. A good steam oven combines healthy cooking with user-friendly controls and versatile features.

Brands such as Miele, Siemens, AEG, and Bosch are known for their high-quality ovens with steam functions. The best choice depends on your preferences in terms of design, functionality, and budget.

In 2026, we’ll see a resurgence of warm, natural tones, organic shapes, and sustainable materials. In addition, smart appliances, hidden storage, and minimalist designs will remain popular.

The right layout depends on the available space, family composition, and cooking habits. A practical workflow between cooking, washing up, and refrigeration is always the starting point.

The average delivery time for a new kitchen is currently between 8 and 16 weeks. This depends on the brand you choose, customization options, and the availability of appliances.

Ceramic and Dekton are among the most scratch- and heat-resistant countertop materials. In addition, these materials are very low-maintenance and ideal for heavy daily use.

Daily cleaning with a soft cloth and mild cleaner is usually enough to keep the kitchen looking nice. Avoid harsh cleaning products and maintain countertops and appliances according to the manufacturer’s instructions.