8 Modular Kitchen Design Tips For Beginners

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8 Modular Kitchen Design Tips For Beginners
Designs, Cabinets, Slides, Countertops - If this
is your first time getting a modular kitchen
designed for your home, prepare to be bombarded
with jargon that might cross your mind.
Wondering what are all the tips to keep in mind
when meeting an interior designer or venturing
into the kitchen market? Here's a beginner's
rulebook on how to get started with your modular
kitchen in gurgaon.
1. Identify your work triangle in the kitchen
For the uninitiated, a kitchen work triangle
makes up your fridge, sink and hob. A big part of
choosing a kitchen design is deciding how these
three essential elements interact with each
other, that is, the location and space between
each. Draw a sketch of your kitchen space before
thinking about the layout.
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2. Ideal height of the worktop
The standard counter height for a kitchen is
usually determined by the average height of
people in a country. In India, the height of the
counter is usually between 820mm and 860mm. It
is comfortable for most people to work. Make sure
that the space between the kitchen cabinets and
the counter is not too large. If it is too high,
it may be difficult for short people to reach
the upper shelves.
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3. Choose kitchen colors wisely
Remember, you will need to maintain the kitchen
for the long haul. It might be better to avoid
an all-white kitchen just because Indian food
tends to cause a lot of stubborn
stains. All-white kitchens require constant
cleaning and require a lot of maintenance. But
that doesn't mean you go blindly for bold hues.
After all, darker shades attract more heat,
especially in the summer. You can always choose a
combination of the two to maintain the overall
harmony. Pro tip Make sure your kitchen color
matches your overall home decor.
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4. Ventilation is the key
Cooking is an activity that generates a lot of
heat. Make sure your kitchen is well ventilated.
Most kitchens have a chimney or an exhaust fan
(or both) to remove frying fumes. Modular
kitchen in gurgaon Ideally, there should be a
door in the kitchen that opens onto a balcony or
utility room. This would allow fresh air to enter
and ensure that cooking smoke does not build up
inside your home.
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5. Kitchen lighting
Nothing can beat the natural light coming through
the window to illuminate your kitchen. However,
in natural light, make sure there is good
lighting in the kitchen for evenings and
evenings. Ceiling lighting will illuminate the
counter where most of the action takes place.
Under cabinet lights are becoming popular because
they provide direct light on the countertop.
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6. Safety first
When it comes to cooking, one of the most
important things to consider is safety. From
secure gas lines to curved counter edges, you
have to think about all the different ways to
secure your kitchen. Make sure that even the
flooring you choose is slip resistant. Your
appliances should be close to the board and there
should be some space between the sink and the
stove.
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7. Don't ignore the spaces in the corners.
Often, when creating shelves and storage
cabinets, we ignore the corners. However, today
there are many options available to make the most
of corner spaces. Professionals can help you
customize your design and make the most of the
available space. After all, there isn't a lot of
storage space available in the kitchen.
8. Throw it away Some people prefer to leave the
trash can in plain view so that it is easily
accessible. These are also easy to clean.
Modular kitchen in gurgaon However, if the idea
of seeing the trash can outside doesn't suit
you, you can get some built-in trash cans. These
are built behind a cabinet door (usually under
the sink). We hope you have some ideas for your
own kitchen. Remember, these are just the basics.
You need to think carefully and do your research
while doing your kitchen interiors as it is a
costly investment. Contact our Yourhomz experts
to make your kitchen space customizable,
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