A modular kitchen is one that is made in a factory and custom-designed to suit your needs and budget. It has different modulates assembled together that are finished with a variety of finishes for a sleek look. Check out some of our popular modular kitchen designs.
L-Shaped Modular Kitchen Design
This modular kitchen has floral printed tiles that make this space more charming. Inspired by the colours of the sea, this kitchen interiors is soothing to look at and spacious to work in with its clever storage solutions.
Special Features
- An oil pull out.
- A skirting drawer.
- Cabinets with frosted glass.
U-Shaped Classic Styled Kitchen Design
This kitchen in pastel green is designed for large, spacious homes. Ample storage option with cabinets and drawers help with better organisation.
Special Features
- An inbuilt cutlery tray in the drawer for clean organisation
- 50 Kg tandem drawer for storing heavy groceries
- Built-in dustbin under the sink that saves space
G-Shaped Bold Kitchen Design
This kitchen in two contrasting colours of black and lime green makes a bold statement. A breaksfast counter adds to the multifunctionality of the space.
Special Features
- A magic corner unit makes use of blind corners.
- Cabinet with diagnol lift up shutters.
- An oil pull-out.
- Bottom cabinets across the entire kitchen provide ample storage.
Parallel Shaped Modular Kitchen Design
This parallel shaped kitchen designed in yellow and grey keeps up with Pantone’s colour of 2021. A tiled backsplash brings in fun and character to this cooking space.
Special Features
- A patterned tiled backsplash in yellow and white makes this space fun and bright.
- Handleless overhead and base cabinets lend a seamless look.
- Open shelves to display jars or other small items breaks the monotony of cabinets.
- A chimney has been built into the design to keep this space smoke free.
FINISHES
In layman terms, finishes are those elements that are fixed to the final structure of furniture. They are the final surface of the material and are used to protect it from impact, water, frost, corrosion, abrasion, stains et al. Finishes are also used to offer style, texture, colour and uniqueness to modular furniture design keeping with the overall interior design theme of the room. Laminates, acrylic, veneer, lacquered glass are some examples of finishes that are used on shutters, wardrobes, cabinets, entertainment units and other surfaces.
ACRYLIC PAINT
This finish gives the most premium high glossy look.
we do have a specialized automate spray booth with ahu. with our high advanced spray guns we achieve dust particle free finish.
ACRYLIC LAMINATE
Acrylics are thin sheets made of an acrylic polymer. It is a synthetic material available in a variety of designs, colours and patterns. They are pasted on shutters of modular furniture like kitchen cabinets. They are stain-resistant, water-resistant and highly durable.
It is a synthetic material available in a variety of designs, colours and patterns which are pasted on shutters of modular furniture. They are stain and water resistant and highly durable and are imported from Germany
VENEER
HDF WITH LACQUERED GLASS
HDHMR WITH FROSTED GLASS
HDHMR stands for High-Density High Moisture Resistance. It is an improved version of plywood and one that is excellent to create sturdy and robust pieces of wooden furniture, especially those used in extreme moisture such as the kitchen or outdoors. As the name suggests it is moisture resistant. HDHMR board is made by blending fibre chips, forest wood scrap through a construction process. Frosted glass is a type of glass with a translucent look. It is made by etching acid on clear glass. They are ideal for units that don’t require high visibility to what is inside or on the other side such as cabinets, partitions or wardrobe shutter.
DUCO
Duco is a versatile paint finish that is applied on modular furniture. Duco can achieve matte or glossy finish but is less than that of acrylic or high gloss laminate. It isn’t very durable as it’s prone to chipping on impact. It may also show crack lines at joints after many years and if you do opt for this finish make sure you hire a professional for it.