How much does it cost?How much does
custom furniture cost?
Guide prices and what they depend on – no hidden costs.
Via WhatsApp or the form with photos – you get a first proposal within two working days. No obligation.
There is no per-piece price list for made-to-measure furniture, because every kitchen or wardrobe is built for a different room. You can still get a rough idea in advance: below are our guide prices, what affects them and what is included in a quote.
How it works
From the first call to installation.
What affects the price
Length and height, front material (decor, lacquered MDF, veneer, FENIX), worktop, hardware, interior fittings, lighting and how complex the installation is.
What is included
An itemised quote, a 3D visualisation, production in our own workshop in Ig, Blum hardware and installation by our own team.
How to get a quote
Send dimensions, a floor plan or photos via the form – up to 5 files, 15 MB in total. We prepare a quote with no hidden costs.
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How much does it cost?
How much does custom furniture cost?
There is no per-piece price list for made-to-measure furniture. Every kitchen, wardrobe or room is built for a different space, with different materials and different interior fittings. Even so, you do not have to wait for a quote to know what range you are in: below are the guide prices we give for each type of furniture, and an explanation of what the final amount depends on.
Guide prices
Custom kitchens start at around €1,500 per linear metre with decor fronts and around €1,900 with veneer or lacquer – including Blum hardware and installation, excluding appliances. A smaller kitchen therefore costs from around €4,500, and most projects fall between €9,000 and €18,000.
Floor-to-ceiling built-in wardrobes and walk-in wardrobes start at around €800 per linear metre in decor and around €1,100 in veneer or lacquer – including interior fittings and installation. A 3 m wardrobe therefore costs from around €2,400.
In the bedroom, a made-to-measure floating bed starts at around €1,200 (mattress not included), and a complete bedroom with bed, a 3 m wardrobe and bedside tables at around €4,000. In a children's room the same wardrobe prices apply, and we price the bed and desk based on the room's dimensions.
For bathroom furniture, interior doors, hallways and living spaces we do not give guide prices, because the projects differ too much. We give an estimate after the first conversation, or straight from measurements and a photo of the room.
All prices above are guide prices for the basic version. You receive the exact amount in the quote, and we confirm it after the survey.
What affects the price
Length and height. For kitchens and wardrobes the basis is the linear metre, so length has the biggest effect on the price. A floor-to-ceiling wardrobe costs more than a lower one, but you gain another shelf along the full length and no empty strip gathering dust.
Fronts. Decor fronts (Egger, Kronospan, Cleaf) are the most affordable. Lacquered MDF in a colour of your choice, oak, walnut or ash veneer and FENIX boards raise the price – the difference between decor and veneer or lacquer can already be seen in the prices above.
Worktop. Laminate is the most affordable and durable enough for everyday use. Compact board, ceramic and stone cost more but are more resistant to moisture, heat and scratches.
Hardware and interior fittings. We use Blum hardware with soft-close, including the LEGRABOX system for drawers. The price depends on the number of drawers, inner drawers, pull-out hanging rails, lift systems and corner-cabinet systems.
Doors and lighting. Sliding or hinged doors, handles or push-to-open, and LED lighting in shelves, under wall cabinets or inside the wardrobe with an opening sensor.
Space and installation. Sloped ceilings, alcoves, stairs and uneven walls mean more work in measuring, making and installing. But that is exactly where the difference between off-the-shelf and made-to-measure is greatest.
What is included
For kitchens the guide price includes Blum hardware and installation, for wardrobes the interior fittings and installation. You receive an itemised quote – you can see what the carcass, the fronts and the hardware cost – and a 3D visualisation, so you see the furniture before we make it. Everything is made in our own workshop in Ig near Ljubljana. After installation we adjust the doors and drawers, check everything and clean up after ourselves.
Not included: appliances for the kitchen and the mattress for the bed. The washbasin, tap and connection in the bathroom are handled by the plumber.
Payment and warranty
Usually a deposit is paid when the order is confirmed and the balance after installation; for larger projects we agree payment in stages. We give a 2-year warranty on workmanship and installation with proper use and care according to the instructions; Blum hardware carries the manufacturer's lifetime warranty.
How to get a quote
Send us the room dimensions, a floor plan or your architect's drawings and a few photos. Using the form at the bottom of the page you can attach up to 5 files, 15 MB in total – PDF, images, DWG, Word or Excel. Based on this we prepare an itemised quote. Once you confirm it, we measure the room precisely and prepare the 3D visualisation and production drawings.
Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a custom kitchen cost?
Custom kitchens start at around €1,500 per linear metre with decor fronts and around €1,900 with veneer or lacquer – including Blum hardware and installation, excluding appliances. A smaller kitchen therefore costs from around €4,500, and most projects fall between €9,000 and €18,000. The price depends mainly on length, fronts, worktop and hardware.
How much does a built-in or walk-in wardrobe cost?
A floor-to-ceiling built-in or walk-in wardrobe starts at around €800 per linear metre in decor and around €1,100 in veneer or lacquer – including interior fittings and installation. A 3 m wardrobe therefore costs from around €2,400. The price also depends on the door type, the number of drawers and LED lighting.
How much does a bedroom or children's room cost?
A made-to-measure floating bed starts at around €1,200 (mattress not included), and a complete bedroom with bed, a 3 m wardrobe and bedside tables at around €4,000. In a children's room the wardrobe prices above apply, and we price the bed, desk and other pieces based on your measurements.
Are these final prices?
No. They are guide prices for the basic version. The exact amount is in the itemised quote, and we confirm it after the survey – with no hidden items.
Why don't you list prices for bathrooms, doors and hallways?
Because the projects differ too much for a single figure to be useful. We give an estimate after the first conversation, or straight from measurements and photos, and an exact quote after the survey.
What is not included in the price?
Appliances for kitchens and the mattress for beds. The washbasin, tap and connection in the bathroom are handled by the plumber, and we fit the furniture to the washbasin you choose. Everything that is included is listed item by item in the quote.
How does payment work?
Usually a deposit when the order is confirmed and the balance after installation. For larger projects we agree payment in stages.
What warranty do you offer?
We give a 2-year warranty on workmanship and installation with proper use and care according to the instructions; Blum hardware carries the manufacturer's lifetime warranty.
Send a photo of the room and the measurements.
Via WhatsApp or the form with photos – you get a first proposal within two working days. No obligation.
What would it cost for your home?
Send us the dimensions, a floor plan or photos of the room – we will prepare an itemised quote.
- Reply within 2 working days
- A short call or consultation
- Itemised quote – no obligation
- Once confirmed: measuring and 3D plan