Modular Kitchen Maker in Lucknow

Do you live in a small apartment or home, then the single-wall layout is ideal for you place. Straight or one-wall layouts are the most common type of modular kitchens and feature a single counter placed alongside a wall. It is an economical and space-saving option, this small kitchen design layout is also ideal for open layouts. The length of the counter needs to be long enough to accommodate hobs, sinks and other useful cooking appliances. Wall mounted storage and cabinetry below the counter is mostly used for storage.

L-shaped modular kitchen layout design feature two counters placed at right angles to each other. With both counters placed neighbouring to each other, this layout ensures effectiveness while cooking. This layout can work well for corners, small kitchens and also for open layouts. The length of each counter can be considered according to the dimensions of your space.

This types of kitchens mostly found in ships, galley or parallel kitchens feature two counters placed opposite to each other. This is an ideal option for kitchens with multiple cooks and also in cases where your kitchen space is long and dthin.

This layout can also work if you live in an house where the kitchen serves as a passageway to the utility or balcony area. Position counters in a galley style layout at least 2-3 feet apart for easy movement. Placing the hob, sink and refrigerator within easy reach of each other can improve work efficiency.

U-shaped kitchen designs refer to layouts where the counter runs along 3 sides of the kitchen, forming the letter “U”. This is a adaptable, efficient option for both small and large types of kitchens since it can be planned to ensure that all key appliances are within easy reach of each other. The U-shaped kitchen layout is also a good option for large kitchens with sufficient space, where there are multiple cooks since it provides sufficient counter space. The kitchen cabinet design layout would comprise of wall-mounted cupboards placed along all sides to ensure optimum storage.

If you require more counter space but can’t fit in an island, you can choose the G-shaped layout. This arrangement is same as the U shaped layout and basically has an extra counter or peninsula attached to one arm of the U. Since the peninsula is attached to the rest of the counter (unlike the island which is freestanding), this layout utilises available space to the maximum capacity. This is another good option for kitchens with several cooks.