The document discusses various layouts of modular kitchens, highlighting the benefits of stainless steel materials over wood. It describes different kitchen types, including L-shaped, U-shaped, parallel, island, and straight modular kitchens, each suited for specific spaces and cooking needs. Additionally, it recommends Arttd’inox as a premium brand in the luxury modular kitchen segment, known for its durable and stylish designs.

1. Types of Modular Kitchen

2. Understanding Different Layouts of
Modular Kitchen
Understanding different kitchen layouts are necessary for every individual
who is planning a kitchen makeover.
The stainless steel modular kitchens have truly revolutionized the idea of
luxury modular kitchen and the way we cook.Wood is no more the prime
exotic material that customers look for mainly due to its vulnerability to
various natural infestations (termites) and short life.The weightlessness
and durability of stainless steel have made it the first choice for both
customers and manufacturers for modular kitchen fittings.
Different types of Modular Kitchen layouts are:

3. L-Shaped Modular Kitchen
This kitchen layout features two
kitchen counters placed at right
angles to each other, one being a
smaller one, making it look like ‘L’.
The adjacent counter placement in
this kitchen type ensures efficiency in
cooking. This kitchen layout works
out well for small kitchens and makes
the most out of available space
(especially the corners).

4. U-Shaped Modular Kitchen
As the name suggests, the U-shaped
kitchen design consists of three
counter spaces running along three
kitchen walls making a U shape. A
kitchen style befitting both small and
large kitchen spaces, it is a perfect
choice for small families. The U shape
offers smooth traffic flow and the three
counters offer multi-tasking options for
busy days. The cabinets, like the
straight kitchen, are placed both
above and below the counter, offering
immense storage.

5. Parallel Modular Kitchen
With two straight counters placed
opposite to each other, this kitchen
layout is inspired by the kitchens
found in ships. A kitchen layout ideal
for narrow kitchen spaces, this kitchen
layout assists the households with
more than one cooks. It provides easy
movement and offers space to place
the refrigerator and other utilities in
easy reach for comfort.

6. Island Modular Kitchen
Island kitchens are perfect for those
who look for extra counter space. This
kitchen layout includes a counter
place between a U shaped kitchen or
L shaped kitchen. The free-standing
counter placed in the middle of the
kitchen can act as a sink or even a
small breakfast area for the family.

7. Straight Modular Kitchen
Straight kitchen or single-walled kitchen
design is the perfect modular kitchen layout
for those who live in studio apartments. It is
one of the most basic kitchen layouts and as
the name suggests, accounts for a single
counter placed against a wall. This kitchen
layout is an ideal, economic, and space-
saving option for those living in a modest
space and has an open kitchen plan. The
storage units are attached to the wall while
the counter space is long enough to
accommodate sinks, cooking appliances,
and other essentials. In addition to that,
cabinet units are also placed below the
counter to offer extra storage space.

8. There are many brands in the modular kitchen space but if you are looking for a
premium one which also lasts long then you could look at Arttd’inox, one of the
leading brand in the luxury modular kitchen segment. With a skillful team of
designers and an experience of more than 15 years, Arttd’inox has gained the
trust of consumers and developed a unique style that offers durable and exquisite
homeware found nowhere else. The stainless steel modular kitchens created by
Arttd’inox are based on years of experience and closely based on your needs
and suiting, making it the first choice.