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10 Best Kitchen Designers and Fitters in Rome

A new kitchen in Rome usually comes from one of three places: a showroom selling Italian brands such as Arredo3, Scavolini or Valcucine, a maker's own showroom, or a joiner who builds units to measure. Older flats with uneven walls, small rooms and awkwardly placed gas and water points make the survey and the fitting as important as the design.

This guide lists businesses whose own websites describe how they plan, measure and install a kitchen, with notes on who does the fitting, what the price includes and the brands each one sells.

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For this list we researched kitchen designers and fitters in Rome and chose the businesses with the most expertise, the best customer reviews and complete, reliable information.

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Binova Roma Prenestina, Rome#1
What stands out
  • Official Binova dealer

  • Design meetings with architects

  • Assembly in the Gold programme

Binova Roma Prenestina

5.094 reviews
Via Tor de' Schiavi, 307/B, 00171 Roma RM, Italy
Best for
Binova kitchens planned by architects

Binova Roma Prenestina suits buyers who already know they want a Binova kitchen and would like an architect to plan it. The official dealer on Via Tor de' Schiavi shows models such as Bluna, Hily, Lab and Avola, and design meetings take place in the showroom or its atelier. Assembly is part of its Gold programme. Bringing a floor plan with measurements to the first meeting speeds up the design, and requests can go through phone, email or WhatsApp.

Creo Kitchens Trastevere, Rome#2
What stands out
  • Free laser survey and 3D render

  • Fitting included in the price

  • Prices held for six months

Creo Kitchens Trastevere

5.083 reviews
Via Ippolito Nievo, 30, 00153 Roma RM, Italy
Best for
All-inclusive prices for a first kitchen

Creo Kitchens Trastevere suits first-time buyers who want a clear, all-inclusive price. The official store of the Lube group's Creo brand on Via Ippolito Nievo offers a free consultation with a certified designer, a 3D render and laser measuring at home. Delivery and installation by Lube-qualified fitters are included in the final price, and packaging is taken away. Kitchens carry a five-year warranty, and prices quoted after a consultation are held for six months.

Krearreda Centro Cucine Scavolini, Rome#3
What stands out
  • Scavolini kitchen centre

  • Survey and assembly service

  • Bathrooms and bedrooms too

Krearreda Centro Cucine Scavolini

4.8118 reviews
Via Maria Bice Valori, 31, 00137 Roma RM, Italy
Best for
Scavolini kitchens with matching rooms

Krearreda suits buyers who want a Scavolini kitchen and may carry the same look into the bathroom and living room. The store on Via Maria Bice Valori shows Scavolini collections such as Musa, Mira, Libra and Jeometrica in full room settings. It offers personalised design, technical surveys and assembly. Promotions pair Scavolini kitchens with Electrolux or AEG appliance sets, and the company also fits out bedrooms and bathrooms for a turnkey result.

CASAVIVA, Rome#4
What stands out
  • Valcucine dealer since 1993

  • Display kitchens for immediate delivery

  • Showroom of over 200 square metres

CASAVIVA

4.858 reviews
Via delle Cave, 111-113, 00181 Roma RM, Italy
Best for
Design-led kitchens from an independent studio

CASAVIVA suits buyers who want design-led kitchens chosen with an independent studio rather than a single-brand store. The studio has sold Valcucine since 1993 and Arredo3 since 2014, from a showroom of over 200 square metres between Via Tuscolana and Via Appia. It plans linear, corner, island and peninsula layouts. Display kitchens available for immediate delivery and an online outlet of showroom pieces help buyers working to a tight timeline.

Immagine & Design, Rome#5
What stands out
  • Arredo3 kitchen centre

  • Cosentino and Dekton surfaces

  • Interior design service

Immagine & Design

4.792 reviews
Via Tor de' Schiavi, 263 C, 00171 Roma RM, Italy
Best for
Arredo3 kitchens with matching furniture

Immagine & Design suits buyers who have settled on Arredo3 and want to choose worktops and appliances in the same place. The Centocelle showroom on Via Tor de' Schiavi offers modern and classic Arredo3 kitchens with a dedicated kitchen design service. Cosentino surfaces such as Dekton and appliances from Bertazzoni, Miele and Smeg are part of the offer. An interior design service and furniture from brands such as Tonin Casa and Connubia help complete the room.

Cucine&Co, Rome#6
What stands out
  • In-house plumbers and electricians

  • Free delivery and fitting in Lazio

  • Five-year warranty

Cucine&Co

4.5169 reviews
Via Mestre, 14, 00182 Roma RM, Italy
Best for
Comparing several Italian brands

Cucine&Co suits buyers who want to compare several brands and have the whole installation handled in-house. The showroom on Via Mestre sells Doimo, Ernestomeda, Veneta Cucine and Arredo3 kitchens, and its architects draw a scaled layout, with 3D renders included in the quote. Its own plumbers and electricians connect water, gas and power after assembly. Delivery and fitting are free within Lazio, and kitchens carry a five-year warranty.

Falegnameria Browood, Rome#7
What stands out
  • Own joinery workshop

  • Makeovers of existing kitchens

  • Häfele hardware throughout

Falegnameria Browood

4.881 reviews
Via Goffredo Ciaralli, 61, 00156 Roma RM, Italy
Best for
Custom kitchens and kitchen makeovers

Browood suits owners who want a joiner to build a kitchen to measure or to refresh an existing one without starting over. The workshop on Via Goffredo Ciaralli makes custom kitchens and worktops, and it can replace doors, drawers, worktops, appliances and lighting on a kitchen already in place. Furniture is assembled with Häfele hardware, and transport and fitting are included. Its cutting workshop also serves DIY customers and trade professionals.

Lo Cascio, Rome#8
What stands out
  • Custom furniture since 1965

  • Stone worktops and wood panelling

  • Projects led by architects

Lo Cascio

4.947 reviews
Viale Carlo Felice, 9, 00185 Roma RM, Italy
Best for
Bespoke kitchens within wider joinery

Lo Cascio suits owners who want the kitchen designed as part of bespoke joinery for the whole flat. The studio on Viale Carlo Felice, near San Giovanni, has made custom furniture since 1965 and builds kitchens with stone worktops and matching wood panelling. Architects follow each project from idea to completion, working with craftsmen and CNC machinery. Visits to the showroom, where clients can see and touch materials, are by appointment.

Cecchi Cucine, Rome#9
What stands out
  • Kitchens built by hand in Tuscany

  • Fitted by the makers' own staff

  • Stainless steel Steel line

Cecchi Cucine

4.417 reviews
Via Anastasio II, 147, 00165 Roma RM, Italy
Best for
Made-to-measure kitchens fitted by the maker

Cecchi Cucine suits buyers who want a made-to-measure kitchen fitted by the people who built it. The maker produces each kitchen by hand at its plant in Poggibonsi, in Tuscany, and shows its lines in a Rome showroom on Via Anastasio II in the Aurelio area. Its design office also draws the technical layouts for the plumbing and electrical systems. Measurements are taken on site and checked again during renovation works, which helps in older flats.

Home & Design, Rome#10
What stands out
  • Snaidero and Arredo3 showrooms

  • Free photorealistic renders

  • In-house fitting team

Home & Design

4.573 reviews
Largo Valtournanche, 30, 00141 Roma RM, Italy
Best for
Furnishing a whole flat with one store

Home & Design suits buyers furnishing a whole flat who want the kitchen chosen and fitted by the same team. Since 2007 the store in north-east Rome has run separate Snaidero and Arredo3 kitchen showrooms beside its main shop on Largo Valtournanche. A dedicated consultant reviews the space, needs and budget, and photorealistic renders are free by appointment. Fitting, assembly and after-sales service are handled by its own team.

The comparison at a glance

#BusinessRatingReviewsBest for
#1Binova Roma Prenestina 5.094Binova kitchens planned by architects
#2Creo Kitchens Trastevere 5.083All-inclusive prices for a first kitchen
#3Krearreda Centro Cucine Scavolini 4.8118Scavolini kitchens with matching rooms
#4CASAVIVA 4.858Design-led kitchens from an independent studio
#5Immagine & Design 4.792Arredo3 kitchens with matching furniture
#6Cucine&Co 4.5169Comparing several Italian brands
#7Falegnameria Browood 4.881Custom kitchens and kitchen makeovers
#8Lo Cascio 4.947Bespoke kitchens within wider joinery
#9Cecchi Cucine 4.417Made-to-measure kitchens fitted by the maker
#10Home & Design 4.573Furnishing a whole flat with one store

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Map of kitchen designers and fitters in Rome

Two showrooms share Via Tor de' Schiavi in Centocelle, three more are in the north-east and two in the south-east, with one each near San Giovanni, in Trastevere and in the Aurelio area.

Services to compare

  • Brand showroomsDealers of Italian makers such as Arredo3, Scavolini, Binova or Valcucine, with design, delivery and fitting.
  • Made-to-measure kitchensMakers and joiners that build units to the exact size of the room in their own workshop.
  • Design and 3D plansLayout advice, measured drawings and photorealistic renders before the order is placed.
  • Survey and installationOn-site measuring, fitting, worktop cutting and connection of water, gas and electrics.
  • Kitchen makeoversNew doors, worktops, appliances and lighting fitted to existing units.

How to choose Kitchen Designers and Fitters in Rome

  1. Ask who fits the kitchenSome showrooms send their own fitters, plumbers and electricians, others use outside teams. Ask who connects water, gas and power, and who comes back to adjust doors.
  2. Insist on a site surveyRoman flats rarely have straight walls. A laser or on-site survey before the final order avoids units that do not fit or appliances that block a window.
  3. Compare like with likeQuotes differ on worktop material, appliances, delivery, fitting and removal of the old kitchen. Ask for each item to be listed separately.
  4. Check the furniture bonusItaly's Bonus Mobili can give a tax deduction on furniture and appliances bought for a home being renovated. Rules change each year, so ask which documents and payment methods apply.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a new kitchen cost in Rome?

It varies widely. The price depends on the length of the units, the brand and finish, the worktop material, the appliances and whether fitting, connections and removal of the old kitchen are included. Some showrooms publish starting prices for promotions, but a quote after a survey is the only reliable figure.

How long does it take to get a new kitchen?

It depends on the maker and the time of year. Brand kitchens are built to order after the final measurements, and fully made-to-measure units can take longer. Ask for the delivery date in writing and allow time for a plumber and electrician if the layout changes.

Will the showroom take away my old kitchen?

Many do, sometimes for an extra fee. Check whether removal, disposal of packaging and the connection of appliances are included in the quote or charged separately.

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