Find a kitchen renovation company in Luxembourg

3D layout proposal included

A serious kitchen specialist hands over a 3D rendering with dimensions, appliance references and worktop cut-outs before you commit. Verbal promises or 2D sketches leave room for surprises — the fridge door that cannot open, the corner drawer that fouls the handle.

A quote based only on a hand sketch and verbal appliance list means the design is still open — you will pay every change order in labour, delay and materials.

Signed appliance lead time

The single worst kitchen-renovation surprise in Luxembourg is a missing appliance that pushes the on-site week by two. Insist on a signed lead time for each major unit and a compensation clause if delivery slips more than 10 days.

ILR inspection clause on electrical

A kitchen renovation touches high-amperage circuits (induction plate, oven, fridge, dishwasher). Post-work ILR inspection is required and the quote must include the fee plus a commitment to fix any non-conformity at no extra charge.

Decennial cover on worktop seams

The most common kitchen complaint after 18 months is a worktop seam that opens around the sink. Insist the decennial guarantee covers worktop joinery — it is the expensive fix to bundle under insurance, not your bill.

How much does a fitted kitchen cost in Luxembourg?

€8 000 to €20 000 for a 10 to 14 m² kitchen from a catalogue range, including cabinets, laminate worktop, sink, mid-range appliances and install. Custom made-to-measure sits at €15 000 to €50 000+ depending on materials. TVA logement at 3 % applies on a primary residence over 20 years and shaves around 12 percent off the final invoice.

How long does a kitchen renovation take?

From signed quote to usable kitchen, count 8 to 12 weeks for a standard fitted kitchen: 6 to 8 weeks of lead time for cabinets and appliances, 1 to 2 weeks on site, plus ILR inspection. Custom kitchens run 12 to 20 weeks; the cabinetry alone takes 10 to 14 weeks in a good menuisier's workshop.

Is a partial refresh worth it vs full renovation?

For a kitchen under 15 years old with working appliances, yes. Replacing doors, drawers and worktop for €3 000 to €8 000 refreshes the visual and delivers 80 percent of the satisfaction at 30 percent of the cost. Below that threshold — or if the electrical cannot handle an induction plate — go full renovation.

Can I open my kitchen onto the living room?

Usually yes, but verify whether the wall is load-bearing. A €200 engineering note answers the question before you commit. If load-bearing, an IPN steel beam is inserted with a permis de bâtir — budget €3 500 to €6 000 extra. Extraction must be redirected to an outside wall; a charcoal filter over a stove is not compliant for new works.