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Masonry-style kitchens: prices and quotes

Artesole masonry-style kitchens have an indicative price range of €10,000–€30,000. The cost of your made-to-measure kitchen depends on its layout, materials, craftsmanship and requested services. This range helps you set an initial budget; your quote defines the specifications, inclusions and project price.

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A price range to guide your design

The range refers to our made-to-measure masonry-style kitchens, with a removable marine-plywood structure, doors chosen for the classic or modern style and options for a bespoke lava-stone countertop. Model photographs help you choose a style and layout; dimensions, finishes and specifications are defined for your room.

A linear kitchen, a corner layout and a kitchen with an island may need different quantities of units and different workmanship. Even kitchens of the same length can have different prices. To assess your project within this range, choose your preferred models and send us a floor plan, your practical needs and budget so we can consider suitable solutions.

What determines the cost

The cost comes from the kitchen as a whole: structure and cladding, doors, drawers and accessories, countertop, sink and decoration. A corner layout also requires attention to access inside the corner cabinet; an island or peninsula can add base units and surfaces. Cut-outs, edges, shapes and joints affect the countertop cost alongside its length.

The sink is a practical example of how much choices can matter: a ceramic sink bowl costs approximately €300, while decorated monobloc lava-stone sinks start at €3,660. Options also include sinks in steel, Fragranite and other materials, with the model, dimensions, color and finish selected to suit the chosen material and kitchen layout. The sink choice alone can therefore make a substantial difference to the kitchen total.

This is why the €10,000–€30,000 range is indicative and depends on what you want to create. Our quote describes the cabinet layout, materials, finishes and equipment. If you want to consider an alternative, we suggest options suited to your layout and explain how they change the price.

What to check in the quote

The range does not refer to a fixed specification: materials, equipment and services are chosen for your kitchen. Our proposal specifies appliances, taps, transport and installation, distinguishing included items from separate charges. It also states VAT and the total payable.

For delivery and installation, we consider the destination and access to your home. Any changes to water, waste, gas and electrical connections are separate from the furniture and are carried out by professionals you appoint, following our service-point drawing. The quote describes the agreed design and its terms, so you know which choices the price covers.

Setting a useful budget

Start with essential needs: household size, storage and appliances. Separate necessities from aesthetic preferences. Compare a linear and corner design or decide where to concentrate decoration, keeping differences in specifications clear.

A removable masonry-style construction is not guaranteed to cost less than traditional masonry. Compare complete offers and your room requirements.

How we prepare your kitchen quote

For the first quote, we start with the room dimensions and floor plan. Point out a completed kitchen you like and tell us what you would like to use as inspiration: doors, colors, cladding, sink and a plain-color or decorated countertop. These preferences help us prepare a proposal closer to the kitchen you want. Attach a JPG or JPEG floor plan to the form, up to 10 MB; you can email photos and other information to info@artesole.it.

If the request does not include particular preferences, we prepare a proposal with standard fittings, finishes and decoration, described in the quote. When the countertop includes standard decoration, the price refers to that work, possibly using a completed kitchen as a reference.

Even after acceptance, you can decide the door design, colors, tiles and grout with the designer, within the choices included in the proposal. A plain-color and a decorated countertop have different costs; the number of decorated tiles and the complexity of motifs also affect the price. Requests involving additional work or substantial changes to the proposal are assessed with the designer, who explains any difference in cost.

You can choose appliances supplied by us or purchase them yourself, providing their make and model. This choice and the included items are defined in the quote.

Once you accept the quote, we visit your home to take precise measurements and check out-of-square corners, completing the design details needed for production.

Models and photos to start from

Catania, Puglia and Lombardia show different layouts and specifications. Their pages describe the models; pricing requires a design for your room.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a masonry-style kitchen cost?

An Artesole kitchen has an indicative price range of €10,000–€30,000. Layout, dimensions, doors, countertop, sink, decoration and requested services determine the project price. Your personalized quote specifies the equipment, VAT treatment and services included.

Can I plan a masonry-style kitchen with a €10,000 budget?

It is the lower end of our indicative range, but the feasibility of your layout needs to be checked. Send us a floor plan, measurements, appliances and preferred finishes. We can assess the design against your budget and clarify its inclusions; photographed models do not have a fixed package price.

Does the price range include VAT, appliances, transport and installation?

The €10,000–€30,000 range is indicative and does not imply one fixed specification for every kitchen. The price depends on the materials, components and services requested. Our quote specifies appliances, taps, transport and installation, distinguishing included items from separate charges, and states VAT and the total payable. Any changes to utility connections are carried out by professionals you appoint.

What is the price per linear meter of a masonry-style kitchen?

The published range concerns the kitchen project, rather than a rate per meter. Tall units, drawers, the sink, countertop shape and craftsmanship can substantially change the cost of layouts of the same length. A useful comparison needs equivalent dimensions, specifications and services; dividing a generic amount by the length does not give a reliable quote.

How do an island and a peninsula affect the kitchen price?

They add surfaces, units or seating according to the design. A preparation and breakfast area has different requirements from an island with a sink or cooktop, which also involves utility connections. The cost depends on dimensions, function, countertop shape and finishes; your quote should describe the complete layout rather than use a standard surcharge for every design.

Does removable masonry-style construction cost less than traditional masonry?

There is no guaranteed saving for every kitchen. Construction, craftsmanship and installation differ, while materials, specifications and services may have a greater effect than the structure alone. Compare complete proposals for the same room and also consider access, maintenance and the ability to dismantle the structure.

How can I manage the budget for a made-to-measure kitchen?

Start with the storage, appliances and working surface you need. We can then assess the layout, number of units, countertop shape and decoration, comparing alternatives with their specifications. Sharing your budget at the inquiry stage helps us propose a kitchen that suits your priorities and identify which bespoke features to retain.

Can I choose doors, colors and cladding after the quote?

Yes. Even after acceptance, you can decide the door design, colors, tiles and grout with the designer, within the choices included in the proposal. The quote describes included fittings, finishes and decoration; requests involving additional work are assessed separately and any difference in cost is explained.

When can the quoted kitchen cost change?

When you request additional work or substantial changes to the proposal. A plain-color and a decorated countertop have different costs; more decorated tiles or a complex bespoke motif require a specific assessment. The designer explains any difference in cost compared with the items already quoted.