Kitchen price comparison - Fair or fantasy?

We are currently planning the kitchen as well, and I’m not sure if I can go for this offer.

Here is our plan first (created with the KitchenClick kitchen planner; the "empty" wall actually isn’t there, it leads to the living room):


The planner spits out a price of €9,900, although this is only a conceptual drawing; we are bringing the refrigerator ourselves, the fronts don’t fit, the 135° angles aren’t included, the appliances are not correct, etc. – but just to get an idea. Size is 4.4x2.8 m.

Möbel Kraft wanted to charge us about €15,000 for that, so we backed off very slowly...

At a kitchen studio, we were offered €9,000. With MDF fronts, a normal veneered countertop, glass inserts on the sides of the drawers, country house-like fronts (PG3). All appliances are from AEG, internet price total €1,600 including delivery (dishwasher, induction hob + hood, oven (we are bringing microwave, sink and fridge ourselves, we do not want a steam oven)). Sounds low at first, but we don’t need WiFi in the hob or 46 hipster programs in the oven.

Are over €7,000 for "wood," delivery, and assembly justified for this size? The brand is unknown and sounded like some kind of private label of the studio. Possibly a cheaper version of Sachsenküchen.

The planner (very nice and in my opinion competent) also immediately showed and explained the block billing on the screen, from which the price results. This is also within budget and we really like the kitchen, but precisely because there is so much trickery in this area, I have some doubts about signing on the “first-best” or second visit to a kitchen studio. Is this unfounded, or is there still plenty of room for negotiation even with a block price?

(If anyone notices anything special about the kitchen that they would never do, feedback is also welcome )

What I would never do
You have insufficient counter space neither next to the sink, nor (much more importantly) next to the cooktop. I find that quite unfortunate.

The window no longer opens unless the sink is moved a little to the left. The price doesn't sound unfair, especially if all the "round" corners and their construction are included.

What I would never do
You neither have enough counter space next to the sink nor (much more importantly) next to the cooktop. I find that quite unfortunate.

There are still 90cm (70cm cooktop, 120cm double sink (in the picture only shown as a single sink)). So far it has been enough, but I will ask again. What would you need the space for?

The window won’t open anymore if the sink doesn’t move a little to the left.
The price doesn’t sound unfair. Especially if all the "rounded" corners and their construction are included.

The window has a transom, not shown here. But thanks for the hint!
I’m glad you see the price that way too, that reassures me a bit.

because of the price, nothing else. still have to check out 1-2 studios.

Also, the Alno hopps won't get any better

would move the stove further to the right towards the window. Having at least pot-sized counter space on both sides of the stove is simply very practical.