Types of Modular
Kitchen
There are five types of Modular kitchen: Straight, L-Shape, U-Shape, Island and Parallel. The L-Shaped kitchen is most suited to homes that do not need too much worktop spaces while the parallel shaped kitchen is suitable for small homes. Here are the five basic types of kitchen shapes you can choose from before finalising that master kitchen interior plan! Choose wisely; this is going to be the heart of your home for many years to come.
Straight Modular Kitchen
Classy and old fashioned! But that is what makes straight modular kitchens so convenient and easy to use. This kitchen shape ensures enough space for all your accessories and functional elements. This layout sticks to basics and is a must-have for those who like minimalistic decor, cook and dine hassle-free.
L Shaped Modular Kitchen
This shape works best for small to medium kitchen spaces. To design an L-Shape modular kitchen, one needs thoughtful planning to keep it clutter-free and organized. Creativity amplifies in an L-Shaped modular kitchen. The L-Shaped kitchen is ergonomically appropriate and facilitates a sensible work triangle for preparation, cooking, and cleaning. This type of kitchen design can be matched to any decor as this layout type requires an excellent floor plan. For an L-shaped design to work, the kitchen must be built at the corner where two walls form a perpendicular angle. Also, one part of the wall must be twice the length of other.
U Shaped Modular Kitchen
A U-Shaped modular design features three walls and are lined with cabinets and appliances. This type of kitchen is an efficient design that frees up floor space. It is the most practical kitchen layout and provides a lot of space for storage and appliances compared to a U-shaped modular kitchen. The concept of the ‘Golden Triangle’ is a natural fit with a U-shaped modular kitchen as your fridge, sink, and stoves are placed within an arm’s reach. This is a practical use of kitchen space, something which L-shaped kitchens and other galley kitchens might find harder to achieve. The biggest advantage of a U-shaped modular kitchen is the safety factor as it doesn’t allow traffic to disrupt your workflow.
Island Modular Kitchen
With large kitchen spaces becoming the norm in urban households, island modular kitchen designs are all the hype. Spread out over the entire kitchen area; an island-shaped kitchen accommodates all functionalities in a sophisticated manner. It allows for a variety of comfort options to the host and guests alike. Kitchen layouts with island give more rooms for kids to play around, do their homework, and ample space makes the kitchen a multifunctional area. It also provides additional storage and is more brightly ventilated.
Parallel Modular Kitchen
With the advent of parallel modular kitchen designs, your kitchens need not be a claustrophobic hidden room of your house. Now you can show them off with pride and comfort since this particular style allows enough area for the movement. Light flows steadily through a door or window with this kitchen shape making working and cooking a delight for any home chef.
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