What are the Types of Modular Kitchen Designs?

Hi there, I can help you with the modular kitchen types and costs in India. Being an interior designer, I have worked on various styles of modular kitchens. Kitchen designs include many, like natural living and cottage style. 

What are the Various Kinds of Modular Kitchen Designs?

Here are the various types of kitchen design styles.

1. Cottage: This design style is highly comforting, and cosy and gives a rustic feel. It uses war hues, vintage accents, and distressed finishes to give a cottage-type appearance. You will feel like cooking in a relaxing space with such a kitchen style.

2. Natural Light: As the name suggests, this kitchen design uses natural light to great effect. The space is illuminated via a natural light source and uses organic pieces to further justify the natural feel. You will see earthy tones being used here, creating a soothing cooking space.

3. Modern Classic: This blends modern functionality with classic elements. Here, you will observe the usage of detailed carvings, colour palettes with warm tones, traditional materials, and more.

How Much Does a Modular Kitchen Cost in India?

A modular kitchen can cost you anywhere from Rs. 3-4 lakhs, going up to Rs. 8 lakhs plus taxes. I considered a 150 square feet kitchen. However, this is just a range and the price can vary based on the material, layout, design, preference, design company and other aspects.

So, this is all from my side regarding the different types of modular kitchens. I hope you now have a better idea of the various types.

As you can already see, the different types of modular kitchen cabinets have already been mentioned above. Let me tell you about the advantages of each of these kitchen designs. 

Advantages of the Different Types of Modular Kitchens

These types of modular kitchens are ideal for busy Indian households. The reason is that they have quite a lot of space and make sure that the chef has access to all of their tools within arm's length. 

These kitchens are also known as Single Line Kitchen. These are common modular kitchen designs in India, and all the cabinets, sinks, appliances, etc., are within reach. There is a fluid workflow in this modular kitchen design. 

The U-shaped modular kitchen is more time-efficient and practical in how you can utilize the cooking space. You don’t need to move much as almost everything is within reach. 

These types of modular kitchens are made to fit between two walls. They are the best modular kitchen among all types of modular kitchen basket. This is because everything is within reach, and you don’t need to move around much. 

This modular kitchen layout has a freestanding counter that you can use as a breakfast table. These kitchens can also be used with U-shaped or L-shaped kitchens. 

These kitchens are very popular in small houses and provide the benefits of a kitchen island without taking up much space. It contains a lot of lower cabinets and drawers that provide it with quite a lot of extra storage space. 

That was all about the different types of modular kitchen cabinets. Hopefully, this has been of help to you. 

There are six popular modular kitchen designs: 

• L-Shaped Modular Kitchen Layout. 

• Straight Modular Kitchen Layout.

• U-Shaped Modular Kitchen Layout. 

• Parallel Shaped Kitchen or Galley Kitchen Layout. 

• Island Modular Kitchen Layout. 

• Peninsula Modular Kitchen.

I prefer the  L-shaped counter that occupies the limited space of Indian households perfectly, as it is made of two counter spaces placed in a perpendicular position to each other. While one counter houses the gas stove, the other is the working station.