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Custom Kitchen Prices in Burgas
What the price depends on, what is included and how to get an exact quote with no hidden costs.
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In short
Our custom kitchens in Burgas start from 950 € per linear metre, wardrobes from around 300 € and bedrooms from around 350 €. The final price depends on the size, layout, doors and worktop, and you get it after a free measuring visit together with a 3D design.
Updated: 25 October 2026
Why choose Kuhni Burgas?
- Our own workshop in Burgas, no subcontractors – the whole process is in our hands.
- Free home visit and measuring within 24 hours; we reply to enquiries within 2 hours on working days.
- 3D design before production, and changes to the design before production are free.
- Manufacture usually takes 2–4 weeks after the design is approved.
- Kitchens from €950 per linear metre, wardrobes from around €300, bedrooms from around €350 – exact price after the visit.
- Highly moisture-resistant chipboard, edge banding and quality hardware and mechanisms – also suitable for seaside apartments.
- 10-year guarantee on workmanship and a lifetime guarantee on Blum hardware.
- Rated 5.0 on Google from 19 reviews.
- We work in Burgas and across Burgas Province, every day from 7:30 to 22:30.
- We speak English – call us or message us on Viber.
As a guide, a custom kitchen in Burgas costs from 950 euros per linear metre, and the final price depends on the design — the size, layout and materials. This is a starting price, not a fixed one — you get the exact price free of charge after a measuring visit within 24 hours.
The price includes: a free measuring visit, an individual design with 3D, all agreed materials, production in our own workshop, delivery and installation. Not included: appliances, sink, taps, plumbing and electrics (we can arrange them if you wish)
Why there is no one-size-fits-all price for a custom kitchen
One of the most common questions we get is “How much does a custom kitchen cost?” — and the honest answer is that it depends. Not because we want to hide anything, but because every project is unique. The size of the room, the materials you choose, the type of doors, the worktop, the hardware and the number of extra features determine the final price.
We do not work with package prices from a catalogue, but with an individual design made to your exact measurements. That is why the only way to get a real price is a free measuring visit on site. Within 24 hours we come, measure and send you a quote — with no obligation.
Factor 1 — Size and layout
A bigger kitchen costs more, but floor area is not the only thing that matters — the layout is just as important.
Straight kitchen
Ideal for narrower rooms and studios. All the cabinets run along one wall. At a standard length of 2.4–3 metres this is also the most affordable option.
L-shaped and U-shaped kitchen
The L-shaped kitchen is the most popular — it uses two walls meeting at a corner and allows a better layout of the working area, usually with a carousel or a Blum SPACE CORNER mechanism in the corner. The U-shaped kitchen adds a third run of cabinets and is ideal for more spacious kitchens. Each additional section adds to the final price.
Factor 2 — Carcass and door materials
Materials are the second most important price factor after size. The choice is twofold — the material of the carcass (the inner structure) and the material of the doors (the visible front). The combination determines much of the look and durability.
Chipboard carcass
Standard melamine-faced chipboard is the most widely used carcass material, with a good balance of strength and price. For the areas around the sink and dishwasher we recommend moisture-resistant chipboard.
MDF doors
The standard for mid-range and high-end kitchens. Painted, lacquered MDF doors give a smooth, even surface for modern minimalist design; foil-wrapped doors imitate wood, concrete or stone.
For a detailed comparison of each material, see materials for custom kitchens (page in Bulgarian).
What the price includes
The quote includes: a free visit and measuring, an individual design to exact measurements, all agreed materials, production in our own workshop, delivery to the property, installation and final adjustment. Not included: kitchen appliances, sink, taps, plumbing and electrical installation.
Factor 3
The worktop
The worktop is where you work every day, and it is a separate, significant line in the price of the kitchen.
- Laminate worktop — the most affordable and practical option, in many finishes — wood, stone, concrete.
- Quartz and engineered stone — a uniform colour, very resistant to stains and scratches.
- Granite and marble — natural stone, every worktop is unique. Granite is extremely durable.
A stone worktop is priced separately and you see it as a separate line in the quote. On a limited budget, a good laminate worktop is a sensible choice.
Factor 4
Hardware and mechanisms
Hinges, drawer runners and corner mechanisms determine how many years the kitchen will work like new. We use Austrian hardware by Blum with a lifetime guarantee.
- Drawers instead of doors in the base units — more expensive, but much more convenient, because you see everything from above.
- Corner mechanisms — a carousel or a pull-out mechanism, so you do not lose the biggest cabinet in the kitchen.
- Lift-up mechanisms for the wall units — the door lifts up and stays out of the way.
- Soft close everywhere — no banging or knocks.
Factor 5
Tall units, appliances, lighting and island
- Tall units for built-in appliances — oven, microwave and fridge at height. A more expensive element than a standard cabinet, but it adds a lot of storage.
- Wall units up to the ceiling — more material, but also a whole extra row of storage.
- LED lighting under the wall units and in display cabinets.
- Island or breakfast bar — a free-standing module with a worktop and a carcass on all sides.
Factor 6
Non-standard solutions
Sloping ceilings, niches, columns, pipes in awkward places, a kitchen around a window, non-standard heights — all of this needs extra work in the design and in the workshop. Sometimes it makes the kitchen slightly more expensive, but it is almost always the reason to choose a custom kitchen over a ready-made one: that is exactly where ready-made modules leave gaps, while our kitchen uses every centimetre.
Free and with no obligation
Free measuring visit and 3D design
Call us or message us on Viber or WhatsApp — we arrange a visit, measure on site and you get a 3D design and a quote. Delivery and installation are included in the price.
Euro
Prices in euros for 2026
Since 1 January 2026 Bulgaria has been in the eurozone, and all our prices and quotes are in euros. If you come across articles or forums with kitchen prices in leva, keep in mind that they are from previous years and usually do not reflect changes in material prices. The surest way to know what your kitchen costs today is the free measuring visit and a line-by-line quote.
Small kitchens
The price of a small kitchen and a studio kitchen
Small kitchens — for studios, one-room flats and rental apartments — are at the lower end of the price range because they have fewer cabinets. But here too, the difference between a good and a bad kitchen is in the details: wall units up to the ceiling, drawers instead of doors in the base units, narrower built-in appliances and moisture-resistant boards. They add a little to the price but make a small kitchen much more comfortable. More in small custom kitchens (page in Bulgarian).
Long term
The price of the kitchen divided by the years
A kitchen is one of the few pieces of furniture used several times a day, every day. That is why the better question is not only “how much does it cost”, but “how many years will it last”. A kitchen that works like new for 15 years costs far less per year than one that has to be replaced after 4–5 years because of sagging doors and swollen boards around the sink. So we advise investing in the carcass, edging and hardware — they determine the life of the kitchen — and choosing the doors and worktop to suit your budget.
The corner
Why the corner affects the price
In L-shaped and U-shaped kitchens the corner is a deep cabinet that is hard to reach. The simplest solution — a blind cabinet with a shelf — is also the cheapest, but much of the space stays unused. A carousel, a pull-out mechanism or corner drawers cost more, but turn the corner into one of the most convenient places in the kitchen. In the quote you see the options side by side. More in custom corner kitchens (page in Bulgarian).
Linear metre
Price per linear metre — how to read it
Many companies quote a price “per linear metre” — the length of the kitchen along the wall, including both base and wall units. With a corner kitchen the two sides are added together, and an island is priced separately.
The price per linear metre is useful as a guide, but it has a catch: it tells you little if you do not know what it includes. Two quotes with the same price per metre may be for different materials, worktops, hardware and numbers of drawers — and one may include delivery and installation while the other does not. That is why we give an exact line-by-line quote after a free measuring visit, rather than a price per metre “over the phone”.
By kitchen type
How the price changes with the type of kitchen
| Kitchen type | Where the price sits | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Small straight kitchen | around the starting price | fewer cabinets, no corner |
| Straight kitchen with tall units | slightly above it | tall appliance units are a more expensive element |
| Corner (L-shaped) | in the middle | more cabinets plus a corner mechanism |
| U-shaped | higher | three walls, two corners |
| Kitchen with an island | highest | the island is a separate module with a worktop |
In each of these options, the door and worktop materials can move the price up or down. That is why the exact price always comes after the visit.
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Your home
Panel block, new build or house — does it affect the price
Panel-block apartments
Kitchens in Slaveykov, Izgrev, Zornitsa and Meden Rudnik are often small, with a duct, pipes and a radiator in awkward places. There are fewer cabinets, so the total price is usually at the lower end — but the design needs more attention so that no space is lost.
New builds
Kitchens in new buildings are often open to the living room — with an island, a breakfast bar or a longer run of cabinets. This means a higher total price, but also a kitchen that is the centre of the home. The big advantage is that the kitchen can be designed before the electrics and plumbing are installed.
Houses and villas
Larger rooms allow U-shaped kitchens, islands and more tall appliance units. The walls are rarely straight, so we measure on site and design to the real dimensions.
Exact price
How you get the exact price
- Enquiry — call, message us on Viber or use the form. You can send photos and rough measurements. We reply within 2 hours on working days.
- Free measuring visit within 24 hours — we come, measure and discuss your idea, the appliances and the materials.
- 3D design and a line-by-line quote — carcass, doors, worktop, hardware, mechanisms, lighting, delivery and installation.
- Adjustments — if you want to fit a budget, we change materials or solutions and you see the new price.
- Contract — the price and the deadline are written down. Production usually takes 2–4 weeks.
What the design itself looks like, step by step — see kitchen design in Burgas (in Bulgarian).
Outside the price
What is not included in the price — and why
The price of the kitchen does not include kitchen appliances, the sink, taps, plumbing and electrical installation. The reason is that you choose them to suit your preferences and budget — a fridge or an oven can cost as much as a whole cabinet, and the choice is yours. We leave the exact positions and sizes for each appliance in the design and build them in during installation.
When comparing quotes, check whether the other company has included appliances in the price to make the quote look “complete” — in that case you are comparing different things. And the other way round: check whether delivery and installation are included. With us they are.
Tips
How to save without compromising on quality
- Do not save on hardware. Cheap hardware is the most common reason a kitchen “ages” within a few years.
- Combine door finishes. MDF for the base units and a more affordable material for the wall units, or a more expensive front only on the island.
- Think about the worktop. A good laminate worktop now and a stone one later is an option, if the design allows it.
- Choose the layout to suit the room. An island in a narrow kitchen costs money and gets in the way — sometimes a straight kitchen with a tall unit is more convenient and cheaper.
- Decide on the appliances before the design. That way the niches are designed once and correctly.
- Compare the guarantee. A kitchen that is 10% cheaper but has a 2-year guarantee instead of 10 is usually not cheaper in the long run.
Custom or ready-made
Custom or ready-made kitchen — what you get for your money
| Ready-made modular kitchen | Custom kitchen by Kuhni Burgas | |
|---|---|---|
| Dimensions | Standard modules — gaps remain | To exact measurements, up to the ceiling and into niches |
| Design | You assemble it from a catalogue | Free 3D design |
| Hardware | Depends on the model | Blum with a lifetime guarantee |
| Installation | Often paid separately | Included, with delivery |
| Guarantee | Usually up to 2 years | 10 years on workmanship |
A ready-made kitchen looks cheaper in the shop. The difference shows after a few years — in the hinges, the edging around the sink and how well the space is used.
The cheap kitchen
Why a kitchen that is too cheap ends up expensive
When a quote is far below the market, the difference is almost always in something you cannot see in the photo:
- Weaker boardsthat sag under the weight of the dishes and the worktop.
- Cheap hinges and runnersthat start to creak and sag after a year or two.
- Poor edging around the sink — water gets into the board and it swells. By the sea this happens faster.
- Piecemeal installation by someone who did not make the kitchen.
- A short guarantee or a guarantee only “in words”.
Free and with no obligation
Want a quote for your home?
Send photos and rough measurements on Viber or WhatsApp — we will give you guidance even before the visit. We reply within 2 hours on working days.
Comparing quotes
How to compare two kitchen quotes
- Are the dimensions and layout the same? Sometimes one quote is for a shorter kitchen because someone rounded “by eye”.
- What is the carcass made of and what are the doors? Look for a specific material, not “quality materials”.
- What is the worktop? Laminate, compact laminate, quartz or granite.
- What brand are the hinges and runners? With us it is Blum.
- How many drawers and mechanisms are there?
- Are delivery and installation included?
- What is the deadline and is it in the contract?
- How many years is the guarantee?
For more criteria, see furniture companies in Burgas — how to choose (page in Bulgarian).
For rent
A kitchen for a rental apartment — where to invest
For apartments in Burgas and along the Black Sea coast that are let for the season or long term, the kitchen needs to be durable and easy to maintain. Our advice is to invest in the hardware, the worktop and the edging — they take the most wear with many guests — and to save on complex mechanisms and expensive doors that tenants do not value. Moisture-resistant boards are a must for apartments that stay closed in winter. More about small kitchens in small custom kitchens (page in Bulgarian).
Guarantee
What stands behind the price
The price of a kitchen only makes sense together with how many years it will last. That is why we give a 10-year workmanship guarantee and a lifetime guarantee on Blum hardware, make everything in our own workshop in Burgas and install it with the same team. We have 5.0 on Google from real customers — read the reviews and see our finished kitchens.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about prices
How much does a custom kitchen cost in Burgas?
Prices start from 950 euros per linear metre and depend on the design — the size, layout and materials. This is a starting price, not a fixed one — you get the exact price free of charge after a measuring visit within 24 hours.
What is included in the price of a custom kitchen?
A free measuring visit, an individual design with 3D visualisation, all agreed materials, production in our own workshop, delivery and installation. Kitchen appliances, the sink, taps, plumbing and electrical installation are not included. However, we can arrange them if you wish — appliances from leading brands, as well as plumbing and electrical work.
Are there any hidden costs?
No. The quote you get after the visit is the final price — no hidden costs and no extra invoices.
Why don’t you give a price over the phone?
Because without exact measurements and a choice of materials, any price over the phone is approximate and almost always changes. The measuring visit is free and takes place within 24 hours, and after it you get an exact quote.
Is the worktop included in the price?
Yes, the worktop in the design is included in the quote. If you choose a stone worktop, it is a separate line in the quote so that you can see the difference.
Is a corner kitchen more expensive than a straight one?
Usually yes — it has more cabinets and a corner mechanism. In return, it gives you more worktop and storage space.
Can we reduce the price after the quote?
Yes. You see every line in the quote, and we can change materials or solutions to fit your budget — for example a more affordable worktop or doors.
Is the price different for Nessebar or Sozopol?
The measuring visit is free across our whole service area, and delivery and installation are included in the quote.
How much does a kitchen with an island cost?
The island is priced separately from the kitchen along the wall, because it is a free-standing module with a worktop and a carcass on all sides. Its price depends on the size and on whether it has a sink, a hob or only drawers.
How quickly do I get the quote?
After the measuring visit, which is within 24 hours of your call. The time needed for the design depends on how complex the kitchen is.
Can I send photos for a rough price?
Yes — on Viber. We will tell you what the price depends on and what to expect, and you get the exact quote after the visit.
What is the price difference between chipboard and MDF doors?
MDF doors are more expensive than laminated chipboard, but they are smooth, with no visible edging and a more modern look. We often combine them — for example MDF below and laminate above — to fit the budget.
Is it worth paying extra for drawers?
In most cases, yes. Drawers in the base units are more convenient than cabinets with doors because you see everything from above, and with Blum hardware they last for many years.
How long does a custom kitchen last?
With normal use — many years. We give a 10-year workmanship guarantee and a lifetime guarantee on Blum hardware, because hinges and runners are the parts that wear out first in cheap kitchens.
Are the prices in euros?
Yes. Since 1 January 2026 Bulgaria has been in the eurozone, and all our prices and quotes are in euros.
Is a stone worktop worth it?
If you cook often and want a worktop that withstands heat, stains and scratches — yes. If your budget is limited, a good laminate worktop is a sensible choice, and a stone one can be fitted later.
What makes more sense for a rental apartment?
Investing in the hardware, worktop and edging, which take the most wear, and choosing a neutral, durable style.
Do you also supply appliances?
Yes, if you wish. We can supply appliances from leading brands together with the kitchen, so that everything comes from one contractor. We confirm the models and price in the quote.
Contact us
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