Dušek Kuchyně

4 recommendations and reviews from 2 people

• Referral from April 16, 2014
  

  Damen D. asked:

  Can anyone recommend a good kitchen studio (from experience) apart from the big brand ones like Hanak, Poggen Pohl, etc that comes in much lower in cost? I would like to present rough plans for a kitchen to them, and have them build/install/coordinate materials and appliances, etc. Thanks for any tips.

  

  Allan S. replied:

  Hi Damen, there is place out at Brandys nad Labem who would do exactly what you want and their prices are very competitive. I cannot say the quality of materials would match some of the places on Vinohradska but they also include free installation and would be nowhere near 600 k for the full job. My mother-in-law got her kitchen from them and it was a very good service, we plan a new kitchen next year and will visit there first for sure. I would imagine Czech speaking would be necessary however. http://www.dusekkuchyne.cz/

  

  Annika C. replied:

  Kitchen studio Dusek. They produce in Slovakia. Got our kitchen almost 100 k cheaper then the same version from Koryna and another studio I can't remember the name of. Quality is pretty good. http://www.dusekkuchyne.cz

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• Referral from October 5, 2015
  

  Stephen B. asked:

  I'm looking to buy a kitchen and I wondered if anyone has any ideas other than the usual suspects Katalpa, Hanak, Koryna, Gorenje, Oresi or Ikea. Are there some smaller retailers that anyone has used that they recommend?

  

  Allan S. replied:

  Mother-in-law used Dusek in Brandys. I accompanied her through the whole process and it was great, and includes installation. I don't think there is much Czech spoken so you might need to take someone to help if yours is not up to scratch. We are definitely going to use them again when we do our kitchen next year. I'd say they are at the Ikea end of the market in terms of price and general ballpark of quality, although I'd say a bit better. http://www.dusekkuchyne.cz

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• Referral from January 10, 2015
  

  Eva H. asked:

  Hi all Where to buy a nice kitchen in Prague which is not too expensive? Thanks Eva

  

  Allan S. replied:

  My advice if you are in the IKEA budget range is to pop out to Dusek at Brandys nad Labem. They will sit with you and design the whole thing, in a similar way to Ikea but actually in a room with desks and chairs rather than in the middle of the shop whilst someone elses 5-year-old kicks you in the shins. The final prices tend to end up around the same ballpark as Ikea and they almost always have some special offers, although these often only apply when appliances are bought as well etc. Best part is that even though the price is similar their service includes delivery and installation. I couldn't recommend them highly enough to be honest. http://www.dusekkuchyne.cz/

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