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Go to the outlet Removable and customizable built-in kitchens
Our built-in kitchens are not fixed structures: they are designed to be dismantled, modified, and transported, which is a unique advantage if life takes you elsewhere. You can choose from painted walls, natural stone cladding, or handmade tiles: each finish conveys a different style. Every detail is handmade and adapted to your lifestyle, giving you an environment that evolves with you without losing its solidity and character.
A built-in kitchen, as unique as you are Handcrafted, sturdy, adaptable, and designed to last and accompany you everywhere
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Classic built-in kitchen: material and warmth
The classic built-in kitchen reflects country style with walls covered in stone or decorated ceramics. Each surface is handcrafted, recreating the authentic feel of natural stone and wall colors that breathe over time.
In Monza and Brianza, Cordel creates classic built-in kitchens that become narrative spaces: welcoming places steeped in memory, where artisanal details lend uniqueness and solidity. Not a standard environment, but a setting built around those who live in it.
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Modern built-in kitchen: lightness and innovation
Not just tradition: modern built-in kitchens combine linear surfaces and technological accessories with painted or clad walls to create contemporary spaces without sacrificing the solidity of masonry.
With Cordel, in Meda and throughout Brianza, you can customize colors and materials, add high-quality appliances, and choose tone-on-tone finishes or bold contrasts. The masonry thus becomes part of an essential yet surprisingly functional design.
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Go to the outlet Frequently asked questions
How much does a built-in kitchen cost?
The cost varies: the structure can cost between approximately $XX–XX/m³ (building materials), finishes and worktops add to the cost, as does labor. In some simple cases, prices start at €5,000, rising to over €20,000 for complex projects with islands and natural stone details.
Is it also suitable for small spaces?
Yes, thanks to its custom design, a built-in kitchen can make the most of every inch, even in small spaces, without compromising on functionality and elegance.
What is the difference between this and a modular kitchen?
Masonry is a handcrafted solution built directly on site, using materials such as bricks, cellular concrete, or solid blocks. Unlike modular solutions, it prioritizes solidity and uniqueness, and can be finished with resin, tiles, wood, or porcelain stoneware for a personalized contemporary style.
Built-in kitchen: do you need a permit?
Generally speaking, you do not need a building permit to carry out a built-in project inside a home, as it falls under routine or extraordinary maintenance work. However, if the project involves structural changes to the plumbing, electrical, or masonry systems, it may be necessary to submit a CILA (Certified Notice of Commencement of Works) or other authorization to the municipality. In condominiums or historic homes, it is advisable to check any internal regulations and seek confirmation from a qualified technician.
