The 10 Best Kitchen Designers and Fitters in Paris

Schmidt Paris 10 suits buyers who want kitchen, bathroom and storage furniture from a single store. The showroom between Gare du Nord and Gare de l'Est displays more than 150 m² of kitchens, bathrooms, wardrobes, dressing rooms and TV units. A designer handles each project, from a free 3D quote and measurements at home to delivery and full installation. A virtual-reality headset lets clients walk through the planned kitchen before ordering.

Rubioni is worth a visit for buyers who want to compare several Italian kitchen makers in one place. The showroom on boulevard Haussmann in the 8th presents Euromobil, Binova and Armony collections, with worktops in ceramic, quartz and natural stone. A kitchen designer and an interior architect plan each project together. The team also coordinates the fitting, and appliances come from a wide choice of partner brands.

Dimi Interior Design suits buyers looking at German and Italian high-end kitchens with an interior designer's eye on the whole room. The showroom on rue de Luynes in the 7th presents Eggersmann and Effeti kitchens alongside premium built-in appliances. Each project starts with a personalised study and detailed 3D visuals before a controlled estimate. The firm delivers turnkey, and its website has an English version, which helps international buyers follow the project.

Cuisines AvivA Paris 13 suits buyers in south-east Paris who want one store to take them from 3D plan to fitting. The store on avenue d'Italie starts with a free, no-obligation quote, then checks every dimension at home before the furniture is made. Fitting is carried out by professional installers, and a single contact follows the project to completion. It serves the 5th and the 11th to 15th arrondissements, plus nearby towns such as Ivry, Vitry and Montrouge.

Mobalpa Paris 17 suits clients who value a named team and flexible meeting options. The store on rue Legendre lists its director, technical manager and four kitchen designers, and each client keeps a single contact for the whole project. Two-hour appointments can take place in the store, at home or remotely. Kitchens are made in France, and the store also designs bathrooms, dressing rooms and made-to-measure furniture, with free quotes and financing available.

CEIC suits clients who prefer one independent designer to a showroom sales team. Cédric Cazauran has worked for 14 years as an independent kitchen designer and meets clients at home, where he measures the room and gives a first budget estimate. A 3D layout and quote follow within 48 hours, and plans can be adjusted in real time. He also meets the tradespeople and follows the fitting through to the finishing touches.

Officina Design suits households who want their kitchen and bathroom planned by the same small team. The family business shows its work in a showroom on rue de Wattignies in the 12th, near Dugommier metro. Projects are drawn in 3D software so clients can see a realistic preview before ordering. Beyond kitchens and bathrooms, it handles interior fit-out and renovation work across Paris and Île-de-France, and quotes are free.

Armony Cucine Paris suits buyers who want to work through their plans with an interior architect from the first meeting. At the Raspail showroom in the 6th, a one-hour appointment with an interior architect is built around the client's own plans and photos. The company presents Armony collections such as Riga and Omicron and installs the kitchens it sells. It has a second showroom on rue des Halles, and its website has an English version.

Teisseire Concept Design is a sensible choice when the new kitchen is part of wider works, since the same firm handles the renovation around it. Kitchens, bathrooms and wardrobes come only from French manufacturers, sold at factory-direct prices. A 3D preliminary design follows a personalised study, and one contact coordinates every trade, including dealings with the energy suppliers. The firm is RGE Qualibat certified, which matters if the project includes energy-saving work.

For buyers set on SieMatic, this dealer offers a choice of showrooms, on avenue Paul Doumer in the 16th, on avenue Daumesnil in the 12th and in Versailles. Its kitchen designers work through the Pure, Classic and Urban collections, choosing finishes, materials and layout with the client. Cabinets, appliances and interior storage are supplied together. The team can take on the whole project from design to completion, and visits are arranged by appointment.