Kitchen design in Tenerife

Our kitchen design in Tenerife starts from the measurements of your home and the way you cook. We fine-tune the layout, the materials and the budget until they suit you, and only then is the project signed off. After that, we build and fit exactly what you approved in the render.

First, a sketch in the kitchen planner

You can make a start from home with the online kitchen planner, which works as a first sketch before the visit. You choose the shape of the kitchen, the approximate measurements and the finishes, and we receive a clear idea of what you are looking for. It does not replace the measure-up, but it saves time in the first conversation and helps us prepare samples.

The visit and the measure-up

The visit to your home is the step that turns an idea into a project that can be built. We measure walls, ceiling height, windows and doors, and note where the water supply, the waste, the sockets and the extraction outlet are. We also check whether the walls are square and whether the floor is uneven, which is common in older houses in the north of the island.

During that visit we ask how you use the kitchen: whether several of you cook at the same time, whether you need plenty of larder space, whether you want to eat in it or open it up to the living room. Those answers decide the layout, which is the basis for everything else. If you would like to look at the options beforehand, there is a guide to the most common kitchen layouts.

The 3D render

Once the measurements are taken, we prepare a 3D render of your kitchen with its units, worktop, appliances and finishes. The render shows whether the island leaves enough room to walk round it, whether the dishwasher door hits anything or whether the cooker hood is centred over the hob. Fixing it in the render is a matter of moving pieces on screen; once the units are built, it means making them again.

The design takes into account details that only show up during manufacture: the thickness of the worktop, which way each door opens, the height of the plinth or the gap an integrated fridge needs for ventilation.

The review in the showroom

Before the project is signed off, we invite you to the showroom to see the real materials alongside the render. A door colour looks very different on a screen and in natural light, and a worktop is easier to choose when you can touch it. There you compare finishes, try out drawers and hinges, and we adjust whatever is needed.

Once the design is approved, the quote is agreed in writing with everything it includes. If you want to know beforehand what drives the cost, see the page on kitchen prices in Tenerife, and if you prefer to work out the measurements yourself, the guide on how to design a kitchen sets out the clearances worth sticking to.