Kitchen and furniture makers in Ireland

Made-to-measure kitchens, wardrobes and furniture

A kitchen or fitted furniture is one of the biggest spends in a new home or renovation, and one you live with every day. Irish kitchen makers, joiners and furniture workshops can build to the exact size of your room, with materials and finishes chosen to suit how you use it.

On Archizone you can browse listed kitchen and furniture makers, from bespoke joiners to kitchen showrooms and commercial furniture suppliers, and contact them directly. Searching is free, and new listings are added every week.

What to look for

• Carcass materials. Ask what the units are made from, the board thickness and whether it is moisture resistant, especially around sinks.

• Hardware. Hinges, drawer runners and soft-close mechanisms make a big difference to how a kitchen ages. Ask about brands and guarantees.

• Worktops and appliances. Are they included, supplied separately or fitted by someone else? Who templates stone worktops?

• Lead time and fitting. Get the build and installation timeline in writing, and check who handles plumbing and electrical connections.

• Deposit and stage payments. Agree how much is paid on order, on delivery and on completion.

Ask the forum

Choosing between painted and laminate doors, or trying to find a joiner for a tricky alcove? Ask in the Furniture & interiors forum and get practical advice from homeowners and makers.

List your business

Do you make kitchens, wardrobes or furniture in Ireland, for homes or for hospitality and commercial clients? List your business on Archizone so people planning a fit-out can find you and contact you directly. Plans from €14 a month + VAT.

FAQ

How long does a bespoke kitchen take in Ireland?

It varies by maker and season. Many bespoke kitchens take several weeks from final design sign-off to installation, and longer in busy periods. Ask for a written timeline before paying a deposit.

Should I order the kitchen before the extension is finished?

Get the kitchen designed early, so electrics, plumbing and window positions suit the layout. Final measurements are usually taken once walls are plastered.

Is a bespoke kitchen more expensive than a showroom kitchen?

Not always. Prices overlap a lot depending on materials, hardware, worktops and appliances. Get itemised quotes so you can compare like with like.