Your needs define
the scope.

A specific task. A clear price.

A focused task is completed with the same professional care as a larger commission. A smaller scope means less work — the quality of the advice remains the same.

You know the price before you commission the work.

The task, the number of options, the documents required and the amount of consultation determine the fee. After the free introductory conversation, you receive an individual proposal with a clearly defined task, agreed deliverables and a total price. Paid advice begins only after you accept it.

You do not need to start with a complete kitchen design. A single, clearly defined question can be a useful starting point. There is currently no standard starting price.

Extend the scope when it benefits your project.

Further layouts, additional visualisations or more detailed appliance and material advice can be worthwhile additions. Sideboards and living room units made from kitchen cabinetry can also be included, creating a coherent relationship between kitchen and living space. I explain the additional work and its price before you decide. Extensions begin only with your approval.

The focus remains independent kitchen and furniture planning, together with advice on your decisions. You arrange ordering, delivery, installation and acceptance with the companies you appoint.

Independent expertise has value in its own right.

In a kitchen studio, planning is often part of the eventual kitchen sale. Here you pay me directly for planning and advice, independently of the sale of a kitchen or a particular appliance.

Especially for kitchen projects with budgets of around €20,000 or more, a considered investment in advice can help you prepare for a much larger purchase. What matters is the practical value of the agreed service for your project.