Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

To make it a bit more concrete: This is the number that is supposed to cost over 25k. Even without the large "Buffet cabinet" extension, we would still be over 21k. Is that normal? Despite the price increases, it seems expensive to me. If I leave out the cabinet, the kitchen is maybe half as big as my Nobilia from 2020, but is supposed to cost 3k more. (?) This was our first kitchen studio, but also a relatively small one with good reviews. We have another appointment at a different one over the weekend. But I can’t help it, it seems expensive to me? Apart from the Bora (which apparently costs around 4k), we have no big gimmicks in it. Refrigerator, oven, dishwasher all from the Siemens/Bosch range, nothing with crazy functions. Villeroy & Boch ceramic sink, but our 2020 kitchen already had that too.

So measured against our kitchen and what we pay, the price doesn't blow me away. We compared our kitchen in five kitchen studios and were between 19k and 26k. However, it always varied slightly and sometimes Schüller, sometimes Nobilia.

Is Schüller comparable in price to Nobilia? I had them in mind as "more expensive". We are leaning towards Nobilia again because we had them in the previous house and were very satisfied with the drawers and the overall quality.

1/3 furniture, 1/3 appliances, 1/3 countertop. Although it obviously makes a difference whether it's an Ikea cabinet or Leicht, Miele or AEG, ceramic or laminate. But that also makes the comparison so difficult. "My Nolte only costs 10, yours is supposed to cost 15?! Rip-off!". It's just as general as "how much does a car cost".