Types of Modular Kitchen

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4 min readFeb 1, 2021

The architecture of your kitchen will help you determine where various parts of the kitchen will be situated because of such restraints. For eg, the sink would be positioned nearest to the water outlet. Since most of us live in apartments in which we have no flexibility to start from scratch and design a layout that we like, the builders are likely to settle on the general type of the kitchen for us. In your kitchen, you will want to have a good area in which to layout a dining table and in the kitchen.

A workspace that is ergonomically built allows cooking more than a strenuous and turn out to be a pleasant experience. In comparison to conventional kitchens, the modular kitchens are made to accommodate the size and utility of the kitchen by assembling various components. These can then be constructed and then later assembled at home. We can easily dismantle and reassemble each cabinet, as each cabinet is a separate module and not one single unit.

WHAT IS AN ERGONOMIC KITCHEN?

All three areas when come together forms a triangle, this is one of the most prevalent ergonomic design in all types of the kitchen around the world. In particular, the combined length of a triangle arm does not exceed 4m-7.9m. In general, the length of each triangles arm varies from the 1.2m-2.77m. It is still advisable to have a door of 812 mm width that should not be fitted between these three, to prevent traffic and congestion. You should have a sink in the kitchen next to the stove and across the refrigerator. Once we have the underlying concept of an ergonomic triangle of kitchens, we can easily find separate interior configurations for a modular kitchen as per your needs..

One wall or straight modular kitchen
L shaped modular kitchen
U shaped modular kitchen
Gallery or Parallel modular kitchen
Peninsula or G-shaped modular kitchen
Island modular kitchen

Straight Modular Kitchen Layout

This style of the kitchen does not have a working triangle as such — the workflow is a straight line, unlike most layouts. This style is perfect for studio and loft apartments — while preserving optimal effectiveness, it keeps your kitchen room to a minimum.

The architecture of this sort is situated in a little kitchen. A kitchen that is one wall saves space and is highly practical since all the cabinets are fitted on a single wall, in one line. You just ought to organize cabinets, cooktops, sinks, slabs, vertical containers, without chaos.

To adopt the ergonomic style in three steps, choose to have a refrigerator on one end, Stove in the centre and sink on the other. Rather than stuffing it with all the excessive items and gadgets, to retain important elements in this kitchen. This kitchen is the finest, even if you have a studio apartment.

2. L-Shaped Modular Kitchen Layout

The kitchen style is one of the most often found. The L-shaped modular configuration of the kitchen is suitable for smaller homes because the required floor space is optimized. It provides optimum storage and makes a small dining table in your kitchen conveniently to be incorporated.

3. U-Shaped Modular Kitchen Layout

This covers nearly 3 kitchen walls, which compose a U. Three walls mean 3 cabinets to hold all equipment. Three walls. This is an incredibly spacious kitchen which doesn’t need space planning, because most of the appliances are appropriate for cabinets.

The most effective working triangle and storage room are included in this configuration (with plenty of upper, lower cabinets and tall units as well). You will also have a lot of counter space, making it ideal for many people to use the kitchen simultaneously.

4. Parallel Shaped Kitchen or Galley Kitchen Layout

The parallel kitchen is probably the most efficient layout when it comes to cooking. It can be divided into ‘wet’ and ‘dry’ workspaces with two long working areas facing one another. It gives plenty of room, storage and also offers plenty of space for moving. The parallel kitchen is ideal for most homes and adapts seamlessly to your specifications.

5. G-Shaped or Peninsula Modular Kitchen

This kitchen is also known as a kitchen in G form because all four corners of this kitchen have a minimum passage area. This can also be assumed as an island kitchen with an island attached to it. This island is known to be a free workspace that can function either as a countertop or as a storage space. It is a place to make your task stress-free and fun. Besides this type of kitchen, more space is used and thus the floor space is reduced.

You’d really like to have a peninsula modular kitchen if you want your kitchen to be more interactive. Planning your kitchen is a very important step because it boosts your home’s value for money and aesthetic quality. Besides that, it is also important to keep the kitchen open. Be sure a proper ventilation system is in place. Now it’s time to decide to which modular kitchen configuration best suits your house.

6. Island Kitchen

This is a completely fitted kitchen, which normally includes a second unrelated island in the middle. You can tend to this kitchen if your house can allow your kitchen with plenty of room. Adding an island to the cooking area allows the kitchen more room to plan and use for a variety of tasks, such as cutting vegetables, dry works or merely reading mails.

With seating included, the island can be converted into a casual area where quick breakfasts or snacks are served at night. This kitchen is also an ideal choice for families who want to cook meals together.

Where to start and how? Stop worrying too much or overthinking about which one suits you. Mypro will help you create your dreams in a modular kitchen. Reserve a free consultation today and start immediately!