Custom kitchen vs fitted kitchen: let’s find out all the pros and cons for choice. Are you tired of your old kitchen and have you decided to buy a new one? But which typology, between modular and artisanal, will be right for you? If it is true that a custom-made kitchen is the best solution for the space for which it was designed, it is equally true that a modular kitchen can adapt to different environments, even in the event of a move. However, each of us has very specific needs, not only in terms of style and quality but also in terms of budget. So let’s find out the pros and cons of custom-made and modular kitchens for kitchen furnishings.
Pros of bespoke kitchens
One of the biggest advantages of the custom-made kitchens it is undoubtedly the infinite possibility of customization, which concerns not only the composition but also the finishes, materials and the choice of details. Furthermore, custom-made kitchens are much easier to repair than modular ones.
Cons of custom-made kitchens
One of the disadvantages of the custom-made kitchens and the price. In addition to the cost of the kitchen, the commitment of several professionals must also be budgeted, from the designer to the craftsman. Furthermore, the delivery times of a custom-made kitchen are much longer than a modular one. This is because, a customized and complex project, involves the realization of different drafts and proposals, to reach the final decision.
Pros of modular kitchens
One of the advantages of modular kitchens is undoubtedly the competitive price. The furniture brands constantly update their catalogs, offering modular kitchens with an attractive design and innovative materials. Another point in favor, the delivery times, which range from 30 to 60 working days.
Cons of modular kitchens
The modular kitchens, having a fixed size, they are not flexible in the case of crooked walls, asymmetrical measurements, niches or pillars. Even if the manufacturing companies offer, in these cases, ad hoc solutions, usually the prices are quite high. In conclusion, we can however say that if you do not have a kitchen that requires special solutions, you can safely opt for modular models.
