What is Modular Kitchen Cost in Bangalore?

Determining the exact modular kitchen cost in Bangalore will not be easy. It varies based on factors such as size, design, materials used, and brand preferences. I booked a free design consultation with NoBroker first and got my entire top notch modular kitchen completed for just Rs 2.8 lakh. It was worth it. All my guests always praise their work so let me share the basic rates of the different aspects of a modular kitchen.

What are the Modular Kitchen Rates in Bangalore?

The kitchen interior design cost Bangalore will depend on some factors, like:

• Size and Layout

• Material Quality

• Design Complexity

• Appliance Integration

• Brand Preferences

• Installation and Labour Charges

The kitchen interior cost in Bangalore starts at least Rs 1 lakh. A budget range kitchen interior will cost around Rs 1 - 2.25 lakhs and a midrange modular kitchen will cost around Rs 2.5–4.5 lakhs. High end kitchens cost more, around Rs 5 to 8.5 lakhs. 

What is the Modular Kitchen Cost per sq ft in Bangalore? 

I am not sure about the kitchen cost per square feet in Bangalore but in India, here is the average pricing:

So it's better to hire an interior expert to discuss the cost of a modular kitchen based on your preferences and the available space.

I recently bought an apartment in the Sarjapur area of Bangalore. Right after I bought it, my wife told me that she needed a modular kitchen. To know about the modular kitchen price in Bangalore, I got in touch with a friend of mine and asked him about it. My friend deals in interior designing materials and here is what he told me. 

What are the Modular Kitchen Rates in Bangalore?

He provided me with a price list of different types of modular kitchens, which I have added below. 

This is all that the interior designer told me about low cost modular kitchen price in Bangalore. After this, I decided to go with Lacquered Glass Kitchen. I hope this was helpful.

• Cabinets and Storage Shelf: The storage is important element of a kitchen to make it look organised. You can opt for drawers, tall units, base or wall units. The cost depends on material used like MDF, plywood or solid wood and finishes like acrylic, veneer or laminate.
• Countertops: Quartz, granites are some popular choices for countertops. Granite is cheaper, comes in various colour options and is more suited for Indian Cooking.
• Backsplash: The tiles or glass behind the countertop is called backsplash. The cost depends on quality of tiles and the design layout that you choose. E.g. I opted for herringbone layout pattern to give my kitchen a stylish modern look.
• Hardware: The hardware like hinges, handles, channels etc should be used from a good quality brand, which don't rust easily. I opted for Hafele hardware while availing modular kitchen design via NoBroker.
• Appliances: The hob, chimney, refrigerators, built-in oven and microwave are the kitchen essential appliances and you should keep aside some budget towards them depending on the brand that you choose from.
• Lighting: Apart from over-head lighting, you can choose task lighting, ambient lighting as well as under-cabinet lighting in kitchen.
• Electric and Plumbing Work: These are important for installation of lighting, appliances, sinks, dishwashers and so on in the kitchen.