A kitchen is decided on a schedule: carcass, door, benchtop, splashback, handle, edge profile. Every service below is one line of that schedule, priced and planned as its own piece of work across Bentleigh and the surrounding suburbs.
Style is the last decision, not the first. What sets a kitchen’s budget and its lifespan is the specification behind the finish: whether the carcass is moisture-resistant board, whether the benchtop is 20 mm mitred or 40 mm solid, whether the splashback is a slab that continues the benchtop veining or a tile that stops under the overheads. Read the schedule first and the room design follows without argument.
Any of the twelve lines can be quoted alone or combined — a benchtop and splashback together, a cabinetry run on its own, or the full schedule. Name the ones that matter and the schedule is written against those.
Layout, cabinetry construction and every material line are fixed before anything is ordered.