Generally 2 pack is more expensive. I'm not aware of pricing for the polytec venette range. I have polytec white gloss in my kitchen, and looks good. But does show fingerprints in certain light. The polytec venette range is supposed to, not show fingerprints. A 2 pack kitchen would also show fingerprints. I would suggest you get a quote and go from there. But you already have a very good alternative in your tender.

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as usual price depends on quality and labour but basic flatpac white laminate kitchen cabinets and counters cost about $5000-$15000 plus installation, splashbacks, tiles, taps, handles, lighting, sinks, appliances etc and all the trades: plumber, gas fitter, electrician, tiler etc... a custom made kitchen will dramatically increase the price at least double or triple for the fitted cabinets and counters but other costs are similar subject to quality and careful selections of fixtures but sometimes it more cost effective to save elsewhere than scrimp on the most important expensive room in the house but our last tiny holiday house kitchen was built out of a 40 year old kitchen we recycled from another property and, including the old sink and flatpac counter and new handles cost about $200 and our most recent custom made modest mid sized kitchen was $25,000 for laminate cabinetry and counters (stone counters would have added another $9000) but putting together flatpacs can be tedious and difficult to get a quality finish

I’m not sure about commenting for a commercial post but for the benefit of other readers I’d add - Castlery, Lounge Lovers and Secret Sofa. I’d also always give IKEA a look. Depending on your look Provincial Home Living and Early Settler when on special. There are many other smaller retailers eg Byron Bay Hanging Chairs that are for specific items. I found it more beneficial and easier to decide what you’re after ie rustic coffee table, and then search for that rather than finding a retailer first.