From a BORA hob to a NEFF oven to a Quooker tap — here's a realistic guide to budgeting for high-end kitchen appliances in Ireland.
When planning a premium kitchen in Ireland, appliances typically represent 25–40% of the total budget. Getting the balance right between aspiration and practicality is essential.
Cooktops & Extraction: €3,000 – €8,000
A BORA integrated cooktop with extraction ranges from approximately €3,500 for the Classic 2.0 to €7,500+ for the X Pure. Standard induction hobs from Miele or Siemens sit between €1,500 and €3,500. Budget for installation and electrical work separately.
Ovens: €1,500 – €5,000
A quality built-in oven from Miele, Siemens, or Neff starts around €1,500. Combi-steam ovens — increasingly popular — range from €2,500 to €5,000. Gaggenau sits at the top of the market.
Taps: €1,200 – €2,500
A Quooker Fusion with PRO3 tank costs approximately €1,400 installed. Add the CUBE for chilled and sparkling water and the total reaches around €2,200. A standard quality mixer tap is €200–€500.
Budget generously for the appliances you'll use every day. A great oven and a Quooker tap will bring more daily satisfaction than almost any other kitchen investment.
Range Cookers: €2,000 – €30,000+
Smeg and Rangemaster start around €2,000. Bertazzoni sits between €3,000 and €6,000. La Cornue — bespoke and handmade — starts at approximately €15,000 and can exceed €30,000 for the largest Château models.
Savvy Kitchens Team
Thurles, Co. Tipperary
Have questions? Get in touch or visit our showroom in Thurles, Co. Tipperary.
