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Modular Kitchen-details
L-SHAPED MODULAR KITCHEN
L- shaped kitchen work beautifully whether a space is small, medium or large. L-shaped layouts work with both contemporary and traditional cabinetry, and the form is flexible enough to adapt to structural needs, such as sloping ceilings or large windows. From an aesthetic viewpoint, small L-shaped kitchens can seem larger by opting for pale or neutral-coloured cabinetry, which gives an impression of space. L-shaped kitchens make excellent use of space. They are easy to work in since the work triangle can be easily established.
U-SHAPED MODULAR KITCHEN
As its name suggests, a U-shaped kitchen features cabinetry on three adjoining walls to create a U-shape. If space is tight, these horseshoe-shaped layouts offer plenty of kitchen countertop space, cabinets and drawers above and below for an ultra-streamlined look. U-shaped kitchens don’t have to be restricted to three walls either, and the layout can be adapted if there’s space for an island unit or breakfast bar at one end of a run of units.
PARALLEL MODULAR KITCHEN
A parallel modular kitchen features two countertops placed opposite each other, creating a streamlined, efficient work triangle. This layout maximizes space by designating separate zones for cooking, preparation, and cleaning, improving the overall workflow. Ideal for both small and large kitchens, it offers ample storage and flexibility. The modular approach allows easy customization of components, making it suitable for modern needs. This design enhances functionality, organization, and accessibility, making daily kitchen tasks more efficient while keeping the space clutter-free and visually appealing.
STRAIGHT MODULAR KITCHEN
STRAIGHT kitchen work beautifully whether a space is small, medium or large. L-shaped layouts work with both contemporary and traditional cabinetry, and the form is flexible enough to adapt to structural needs, such as sloping ceilings or large windows. From an aesthetic viewpoint, small L-shaped kitchens can seem larger by opting for pale or neutral-coloured cabinetry, which gives an impression of space. L-shaped kitchens make excellent use of space. They are easy to work in since the work triangle can be easily established.
