Top 10 Custom Home Wholesalers in Europe (2025)

Tucked away in the forests of southern Sweden, Nordic Custom Designs has built its name on one principle: "Design should work with nature, not against it." Since 2005, they’ve specialized in whole-house customization solutions that feel both modern and rooted in Scandinavian tradition. Think light-filled spaces with modular furniture that adapts to how you live—kitchen cabinets that expand as your family grows, bathroom vanities with hidden storage for small apartments, and wardrobes that double as room dividers in open-plan homes.

What really makes them stand out? Their commitment to sustainability. All wood comes from FSC-certified forests, and they’ve recently introduced a line of bamboo charcoal board wall panels that naturally filter indoor air—a hit with eco-conscious clients in Sweden, Norway, and Denmark. "We had a customer in Stockholm who wanted a home office that didn’t feel like an office," says Lars, their lead designer. "We used our bamboo panels for the walls and a fold-down desk that tucks into a custom cabinet. Now she says it’s her favorite room in the house."

They also excel at making small spaces feel larger. Their 3D design tool lets clients "walk through" their future rooms before production starts, tweaking everything from drawer depths to countertop heights. For commercial projects, they’ve supplied modular kitchen systems to co-working spaces in Berlin and student housing in Helsinki—proof that custom doesn’t have to mean complicated.

If you’ve ever dreamed of a kitchen that looks like it belongs in a design magazine, Mediterranean Home Solutions is the name to know. Based in Milan, this family-run business has been crafting luxury custom furniture since 1982, with a focus on kitchen cabinets and bathroom vanities that blend Italian artistry with practicality.

Their secret weapon? Materials. They source top-tier granite stone from quarries in Tuscany and porcelain slab tiles from their own factory in Sicily, ensuring every surface is both stunning and scratch-resistant. "A client in Monaco wanted a kitchen island that doubled as a dining table," recalls Maria, their sales director. "We used a 3-meter porcelain slab with a marble finish—it’s so durable, her kids eat on it every day, and it still looks brand new."

But it’s not just about looks. Their design team includes engineers who focus on functionality: soft-close drawers that won’t slam, corner cabinets with rotating shelves that make hard-to-reach spaces usable, and LED lighting built into vanity mirrors that mimics natural sunlight. They’ve even partnered with architects on luxury hotels along the Amalfi Coast, creating bathroom vanities that complement sea views without sacrificing storage.

For those who want the full "Mediterranean vibe," they offer whole-house packages that tie together kitchens, bathrooms, and living areas with coordinating materials and colors. It’s no wonder they’ve become a go-to for high-end residential projects in France, Spain, and even the Middle East.

Germany is known for precision, and EuroFlooring & Furnishings lives up to that reputation—especially when it comes to flooring solutions and customized furniture built to last. Founded in 1998 in Düsseldorf, they started as a flooring supplier but quickly expanded into furniture after clients asked for pieces that matched their durable floors.

Their flooring lineup is impressive: solid oak planks for classic homes, waterproof luxury vinyl for bathrooms and basements, and even eco-friendly cork options that absorb sound—perfect for apartments. But what really sets them apart is their commercial focus. They’ve supplied flooring to schools in Berlin, hospitals in Munich, and office buildings in Frankfurt, all with materials tested to withstand heavy foot traffic and frequent cleaning. "We once did a university library that gets 10,000 visitors a day," says Klaus, their project manager. "Five years later, the floors still look new. That’s the German engineering difference."

On the furniture side, they specialize in modular systems that work for both offices and homes. Think desks that adjust to standing height, storage cabinets that lock for shared spaces, and classroom tables with rounded edges for safety. Their kitchen cabinets, designed with busy families in mind, feature stain-resistant finishes and easy-to-clean surfaces—no more stress over spilled coffee or muddy kid fingerprints.

They’re also quick. Thanks to their automated production facility, they can turn around small orders in as little as two weeks, making them a favorite for contractors working on tight deadlines.

In a country where old homes often come with quirky layouts, British Home Concepts has made a name for itself by solving space problems—one custom piece at a time. Based in Manchester, they focus on bathroom vanities and space-saving furniture that fits into even the trickiest nooks and crannies.

"We get a lot of calls from people in Victorian terraces with tiny bathrooms," says Sarah, their design consultant. "They want a vanity that holds all their toiletries but doesn’t make the room feel cramped. Our answer? Wall-mounted units with slim profiles and built-in organizers." Their most popular design? A floating vanity with a marble countertop and hidden LED lighting that makes small bathrooms feel brighter and bigger.

They also excel at 3D visualization. Before any work starts, clients get a detailed digital model of their space, complete with different color options and material swatches. "A couple in Edinburgh wasn’t sure about a blue vanity," Sarah laughs. "We showed them how it would look with their existing tiles, and they fell in love. That’s the power of seeing it before you build it."

Beyond bathrooms, they offer custom shelving, under-stair storage, and even bed frames with built-in drawers for small bedrooms. For commercial clients, they’ve designed reception desks for hotels in London and storage solutions for boutique shops in Edinburgh. Their materials range from traditional oak to modern laminates, ensuring there’s something for every style and budget.

For anyone who wants a home that’s kind to the planet, Scandinavian Eco-Homes is a game-changer. This Danish wholesaler, founded in 2010, has made sustainability its mission—from the materials they use to the way they ship their products.

Their whole-house customization solutions are built around eco-friendly options: kitchen cabinets made from recycled wood, bathroom vanities with bamboo countertops, and flooring made from reclaimed timber. They even use water-based adhesives and low-VOC paints to keep indoor air quality high. "We had a client in Copenhagen who wanted a zero-waste home office," says Anders, their sustainability director. "We used leftover wood from our cabinet production to make shelves, and the desk is made from recycled plastic bottles mixed with wood fibers. It’s strong, stylish, and better for the planet."*

But they don’t stop at materials. Their packaging is 100% recyclable, and they offset carbon emissions from shipping by planting trees in Denmark’s forests. They also offer a "carbon footprint calculator" on their website, so clients can see exactly how eco-friendly their project is.

Their designs are classic Scandinavian—clean lines, light colors, and functional spaces—but with a modern twist, like solar-powered LED lighting in cabinets and vanities. They’ve become popular with eco-villages in Sweden and green building projects in Germany, proving that sustainability and style can go hand in hand.

Spain is famous for its bold colors and vibrant tile work, and Iberian Design Collective brings that energy to custom home solutions. Based in Barcelona, they specialize in terrazzo tiles and custom wall panels that add personality to any space—whether it’s a trendy café in Madrid or a family home in Lisbon.

Terrazzo is their claim to fame. Unlike mass-produced tiles, their terrazzo is handmade, with unique mixes of marble, granite, and even recycled glass chips. "A restaurant in Valencia wanted a floor that told a story," says Carlos, their lead tile designer. "We mixed in fragments of old ceramic tiles from local markets—it looks like a mosaic of Spanish culture." They also offer precast terrazzo slabs for countertops and shower walls, making it easy to create cohesive looks.

Their wall panels are equally eye-catching. From wood-grain WPC panels that mimic oak to lightweight PU stone panels that look like natural rock, they have options for every style. They’re especially popular for commercial projects, like hotels in the Canary Islands that use their stone panels to create "beach house" vibes without the weight of real stone.

What really impresses clients is their color-matching service. They’ve worked on historic building restorations in Seville, creating tiles that blend seamlessly with centuries-old architecture. "We take samples of the original materials and recreate them in our lab," Carlos explains. "It’s like time travel for design."

Austria’s Alpine landscapes inspire a lot of things—including the clean, functional designs of Austrian Precision Furnishings. This Vienna-based wholesaler has been crafting high-end custom furniture since 1975, with a focus on wardrobes, TV units, and built-in systems that look like they’re part of the architecture.

Their signature style? Screwless designs. Using hidden hinges and magnetic closures, their furniture has a sleek, seamless look that’s perfect for modern homes. "A client in Innsbruck wanted a wardrobe that disappeared into the wall," says Heidi, their design lead. "We built it with push-to-open doors and matching paneling—it’s there when you need it, invisible when you don’t."

They also excel at using innovative materials, like PU stone wall panels that add texture without the weight of real stone. A recent project in a ski chalet used these panels in the living room, creating a cozy mountain vibe that’s easy to clean (important when guests track in snow!).

For commercial clients, they’ve designed reception desks for luxury hotels in Vienna and storage systems for boutique shops in Salzburg. Their attention to detail is unmatched—even the drawer dividers are customizable, so you can organize everything from jewelry to ski equipment perfectly. It’s no wonder they’ve earned a reputation as the "quiet luxury" option for custom furniture in Central Europe.

France is all about blending old and new, and French Heritage Homes does this beautifully with custom furniture that honors tradition while embracing modern needs. Founded in Paris in 1990, they specialize in classic designs with a twist—think Louis XVI-style kitchen cabinets with built-in USB chargers or bathroom vanities with marble tops and smart mirrors.

Their materials are a nod to French craftsmanship: solid oak for frames, brass hardware that ages gracefully, and marble sourced from the Pyrenees. "We had a client in a 17th-century chateau who wanted a kitchen that felt historic but worked for a modern family," says Pierre, their lead designer. "We used traditional joinery techniques but added soft-close drawers and a hidden dishwasher. Now she can host dinner parties without sacrificing convenience."

They’re also experts in restoration. When a museum in Lyon needed to ｒｅｐｌａｃｅ damaged cabinetry in a historic library, French Heritage Homes recreated the original designs using old photographs and wood samples. The result? Cabinets that look like they’ve been there for centuries, but with modern structural support to protect the books inside.

For those who prefer a more contemporary look, they offer a "Parisian Loft" line with industrial-inspired metal frames and reclaimed wood tops—perfect for city apartments. No matter the style, their furniture is built to last, with a lifetime warranty on craftsmanship.

When budget matters but custom quality can’t be compromised, Eastern European Craft Masters delivers. Based in Warsaw, this wholesaler has been supplying affordable customized furniture to Poland and beyond since 2008, focusing on rental properties, student housing, and first-time homeowners.

Their sweet spot? Simple, durable designs that don’t skimp on style. Think kitchen cabinets with interchangeable door fronts (so you can ｕｐｄａｔｅ the look without replacing the whole cabinet), bathroom vanities with moisture-resistant finishes, and wardrobes with adjustable shelves. "We work with a lot of landlords," says Kasia, their customer service manager. "They need furniture that can handle tenants but still looks nice. Our designs are tough enough for college kids but stylish enough for young professionals."

They also offer quick turnaround times—most orders ship within two weeks—and flexible pricing. For larger projects, like student dormitories in Prague or apartment complexes in Budapest, they offer bulk discounts without sacrificing quality. Their vinyl flooring is a bestseller, too: it’s scratch-resistant, easy to install, and comes in trendy colors that mimic hardwood or stone.

Don’t let the "affordable" label fool you—they still pay attention to details. Their cabinets come with soft-close hinges, and their vanities include built-in towel bars and soap dishes. It’s custom furniture that works for real life—and real budgets.

Switzerland is known for strict standards, and Swiss Design Innovations takes that to heart—especially when it comes to safety and compliance. Based in Zurich, they specialize in custom materials and furniture for public spaces like hospitals, schools, and offices, where fire resistance and durability are non-negotiable.

Their star product? Class A fireproof CPL inorganic boards, which are used for wall panels, cabinet doors, and countertops in hospitals and schools across Europe. "In Switzerland, school buildings have to meet some of the strictest fire safety laws in the world," explains Thomas, their technical director. "Our boards don’t release toxic fumes when exposed to heat, and they’re easy to clean—perfect for environments where hygiene matters."

But they don’t just do public spaces. They also offer custom furniture for residential projects, with a focus on child-safe designs (rounded edges, non-toxic finishes) and senior-friendly features (grab bars hidden in bathroom vanities, adjustable-height kitchen counters). A recent project in a retirement home in Geneva used their fireproof boards for walls and their slip-resistant flooring solutions to create safe, stylish living spaces.

What really sets them apart is their commitment to testing. Every product undergoes rigorous checks for fire resistance, durability, and environmental impact, with certifications from Swiss and EU authorities. For clients who need to meet strict regulations, they provide detailed documentation and technical support—no guesswork involved.