Full kitchens built around how you actually cook — solid carcasses, real wood fronts, and hardware that lasts.
A custom kitchen takes 6–10 weeks from sign-off to install, depending on the materials and on how complicated the space is. We start with a full survey — old apartments are rarely square, and a 14 mm corner-to-corner deviation is normal — and scribe every cabinet to the actual walls rather than trusting a uniform plinth.
Carcasses are 18 mm birch plywood for stability and weight, fronts are solid wood (oak, walnut, ash) or veneered ply for the larger panels. Worktops in solid wood, stone, stainless, or HPL — we pair each with a finish that survives the spot it sits in (steam zones get 2K polyurethane, low-traffic surfaces get hardwax oil).
What we ask the client to bring: a measured plan or photos with rough dimensions, a finish reference (a wood sample, a magazine page, a photo of a piece you like), and a budget range. We deliver a 3D preview and a hardware schedule before cutting anything.
Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll get back to you with a quote and material options.