MODULAR KITCHEN

Types of Kitchen #1: Straight Line Kitchen

• A straight line kitchen or a one wall kitchen has a single counter with one set of wall and base cabinets.
• It is linear and runs along the wall of the kitchen. The most important aspect to keep in mind is the golden triangle of a kitchen.
• The hob/stove is at an equal distance from the fridge and sink, making it the most convenient layout for an easy cooking process.
• Lastly, we recommend not having a counter over 12 to 15 feet as it might make moving around a bit tiresome.
• Great for: Small and studio homes as it is the most space efficient design.

Types of Kitchen #2: L-shaped Kitchen

• An L-shaped kitchen is the most common layout found in Indian homes.
• With ample counter space for many hands working in a cooking session, this layout is sure to derive the most productivity from it.
• This layout has very clear work zones.
• The hob, fridge and sink are in close proximity to each other. It ensures that you don’t have to walk too much between zones.
• Great for: Large families with multiple people cooking and a small kitchen space.

Types of Kitchen #3: Parallel or Galley Kitchens

• When there is ample space, a parallel kitchen can turn out to be an extremely productive layout.
• With two counters and two sets of cabinets, these types of kitchens can have multiple work zones.
• Besides, the hob, fridge and sink are in an ideal golden kitchen triangle making it an extremely convenient cooking process.
• Great for: A nuclear family with a medium sized kitchen.

Types of Kitchen #4: Island Kitchens

• A kitchen island is a trending element that can be added to any layout.
• This multipurpose counter can serve as a prep zone, a breakfast counter or even a cook zone.
• We suggest getting an island counter only if there is enough space for movement.
• Great for: Families with kids and a large kitchen with plenty of space

Types of Kitchen #5: Peninsula or Breakfast Counters

• A favourite among our homeowners are the breakfast counters.
• A breakfast counter is an island attached to a wall thus giving the kitchen extra counter space while adding seating to it.
• This layout is an example of the ideal golden triangle, where the hob is in the middle with the sink and fridge on either side.Furthermore, making it a convenient and spacious cooking area.
• Another way to style it up is to add a bar cabinet and some lighting to make it into a breakfast cum bar counter.
• Great for: Small families and ideal for both spacious and minimal kitchen space