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    Nolte Home Studio reports turnover of 6.6 million RON, up 50 percent in 2025

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    Nolte Home Studio, the Romanian distributor of the German manufacturer Nolte Küchen, one of Europe’s leading kitchen furniture producers, recorded revenues of approximately RON 6.6 million in 2025, marking a 50 percent increase compared to 2024. 

    “Over the past three years, our strategy has focused on promoting the benefits of customized solutions that cover the entire process, from design and consultancy to installation and post-installation support. We are pleased to see that more and more clients who are purchasing or renovating a home are looking for partners with solid expertise who can turn their project into a complete experience, not just supply a product. This shift in behavior confirms the importance of a customer-oriented integrated model. At the same time, clients who choose Nolte value the guarantee of material and execution quality, as well as delivery within the promised timeframe. Nolte delivers any kitchen, regardless of complexity or size, within a maximum of 8 weeks from order confirmation,” says Andreea Piperea, Founder and General Manager of Nolte Home Studio.

    For 2026, the company aims to strengthen its position in the Bucharest market, open a new showroom in the country, and develop strategic partnerships with developers. The premium kitchen segment in Romania remains fragmented and difficult to quantify, but shows steady growth, concentrated in major urban centers, driven both by luxury residential developers and well-informed individual clients who prioritize durability, functionality, and customization.

    Over 85 percent of sales come from individual clients, including those within partnerships with residential developers, with Nolte Home Studio maintaining a high level of attention for each kitchen project. 

    The 2025 financial results are also supported by an increase in the average project value, which has risen by over 30 percent in the past five years, reaching approximately EUR 16,000. This evolution reflects both the growing complexity of kitchen projects and the shift toward integrated premium solutions.

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