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Estimated Costs for Kitchen Renovation in 2025
Cost Indication per Renovation Category
|
Renovation Category |
Estimated Costs (incl. VAT and installation) |
Characteristics |
|
Small Renovation |
€2,000 – €5,000 |
Replacement of cabinet fronts and drawer fronts, possibly new worktop, limited appliance updates |
|
Medium Renovation |
€5,000 – €10,000 |
More extensive replacement including appliances, new worktop and extra accessories |
|
Large Renovation |
€10,000 – €20,000+ |
Complete renovation with high-quality materials, customisation, new appliances and extra options |

Influences on the Costs
- Material choice: Budget materials such as foil and chipboard are cheaper than solid wood or natural stone.
- Equipment: Replacing appliances, especially with premium brands, significantly increases costs.
- Labor: Assembly costs depend on complexity and region.
- Adjustments: Relocating pipes, electricity and other installations increase the price.
- Customization: Unique designs and special finishes incur additional costs.
Example
An average kitchen renovation involving replacing 10 cabinet fronts, installing a new composite worktop and replacing basic appliances typically costs between €6,000 and €9,000 including installation.
Practical Tips
- Request multiple quotes for a realistic price range.
- Weigh price against quality and durability.
- Consider doing part of the work yourself to save on labor costs.
Conclusion
Kitchen renovation in 2025 is an investment that ranges from a few thousand to tens of thousands of euros, depending on the size and quality. With good preparation and a clear budget, you choose a renovation that suits your needs and financial possibilities.
Factors Influencing the Cost of a Kitchen Renovation in 2025
1. Material Choice
The price of cabinet fronts, countertops, and bsplashes varies greatly. Budget materials such as melamine or particleboard are cheaper than solid wood, natural stone, or composite.
2. Scope of the Renovation
- Number of parts to be renovated: more fronts, drawers, and countertops increase costs.
- Type of work: only replacing fronts is cheaper than a complete renovation including appliances and plumbing.
3. Kitchen Appliances
Renewing appliances such as cooktop, oven, refrigerator, and dishwasher can significantly increase the total amount. Premium brands and features cost more.
4. Customization
Custom kitchens are more expensive than standard sizes, especially with unusual shapes or special requests.
5. Labor Costs and Assembly
Labor costs vary by region and complexity of the work. Additional adjustments such as relocating pipes increase the price.
6. Design and Advice
Professional design and guidance increase the budget, but ensure a more efficient process and better end result.
7. Scheduling and Season
Renovations in busy periods or urgently are generally more expensive.
Practical Tips
- Make a clear wish list and budget.
- Request multiple quotes.
- Consider self-employment where possible to save on labor costs.
Conclusion
The costs of a kitchen renovation are determined by several factors. By dealing with this consciously, you keep your project financially manageable without compromising on quality.
