Kitchens
The kitchen is the most demanding project in a home and is planned around the space and layout. Browse the range of kitchens from stores across Montenegro and compare models, materials and prices in one place.
123 models5 storesprices from €1,673 to €12,167
Not sure what to choose? Read the guide →Buying tips
- Measure the space precisely
- Lay it out around the “work triangle”
- Choose the cabinet material by budget and moisture
- Choose the worktop for toughness, not just colour
- Plan the storage in advance
Frequently asked questions
An imaginary triangle between the sink, cooker and fridge. These are the three points you move between most while cooking. When they are placed close but not crammed, the kitchen is easier to work in.
For most kitchens, chipboard or MDF gives the best balance of price, looks and durability. Solid wood is the most durable, but also the most expensive. More important than the name is the quality of the finish and the moisture resistance.
Laminate is the cheapest and has the most designs, but it is easier to damage with knives and heat. Quartz and granite cost more, but they are tougher and easier to maintain. Choose according to how much you cook.
Kitchens are usually made to measure or priced per square metre, so the price depends on the layout, materials and mechanisms. That's why you should first measure the space and make a list of the units you need.
