Kitchen Joinery

Hand-built kitchens with solid timber and stone.

Layout shaped around how you cook

Italian kitchens often combine serious cooking with daily family life, so we design zones for prep, cooking, and socialising rather than copying catalogue layouts. Island widths, clearance behind bar stools, and landing space beside the hob are resolved before a single panel is cut. We work with your appliance choices — Miele, Smeg, and Bertazzoni are common in our Verona projects — and build housings to exact specifications.

Timber fronts and stone tops

Shaker and flat-panel doors in brushed oak or walnut veneer sit on 18 mm moisture-resistant carcasses. Worktops are templated on site and fabricated locally in marble, quartzite, or Verona limestone depending on budget and maintenance preference. Upstands and window sills are cut from the same slab so veining continues cleanly across the run.

Internals that work hard

Base units receive pull-out larders, bin housings, and cutlery inserts sized to your drawer width. Corner cabinets use Le Mans or magic-corner hardware so nothing is lost in dead space. Overhead cupboards can be lift-up or hinged; we recommend lift-up above hobs where head clearance is tight under sloping ceilings.

Installation and programme

Kitchens are delivered in staged deliveries: carcasses first, then doors and panels once appliances and plumbing are confirmed. A typical L-shaped kitchen of twelve units takes ten to fourteen weeks from signed drawings. Supply and installation for a mid-range oak kitchen with stone worktop usually falls between €22,000 and €38,000.