Different Kinds of Modular Kitchen Fittings

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Different Kinds of Modular Kitchen Fittings

• Modular Kitchens

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• Modular kitchens have been popular for quite some
  time. They make life easier for Indian cooks, who
  are often faced with the additional
  responsibility of tenacious oil and food stains.
  When it comes to choosing a material for your
  modular kitchen, stainless steel is a good
  choice. A stainless-steel modular kitchen
  features a variety of designs and fittings that
  work for the Indian lifestyle, as interior design
  is continuously evolving. One of the most
  important tasks in upgrading or moving into a new
  place is determining which modular kitchen
  design or fitting is appropriate for your home.
  With so many styles to select from, it's critical
  to pick one that won't make your modular kitchen
  look cramped or cluttered. You can avoid this by
  looking through the Arttd'inox designs.
  Arrtd'inox is a high-end stainless-steel
  homeware, kitchenware, and lifestyle company.
  Having said that, lets look at some fittings and
  designs for modular kitchens by Arttdinox.

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There is an array of options for the selection of
pre-made designs or customize your ideas.

• Pull-out cabinets make decluttering and
  organising a breeze.
• Base cabinets can be adjusted to any height,
  length, or depth, and they are compatible with
  most Indian kitchens.
• Corner cabinets are ideal for filling in empty
  spaces and corners.
• Wall cabinets are built to last and are great for
  adding storage space. With the addition of
  shelves, they can be rather tall.
• Lift-up cabinets work in slow motion and save a
  lot of room.

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• Metallic finishes, contrasting hues, and inner
  panelling are all features of stainless-steel
  cabinets, which add to the wholesomeness of your
  modular kitchen. Any section of the freshly
  constructed parallel modular kitchen can be
  customised with perplexing patterns and elegant
  metal finishes.
• The modular kitchen designs are
• L-Shaped Modular Kitchen Design
• U-Shaped Modular Kitchen Design
• Parallel Modular Kitchen Design
• Straight Modular Kitchen Design
• Island Modular Kitchen Design

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L-Shaped Modular Kitchen Design

• The L-shaped layout was created with small areas
  in mind. It's unobtrusive while still being
  useful. The working triangle is maintained by
  installing the counters and cabinetry in an L
  form.

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U-Shaped Modular Kitchen Design

• Since the fittings are positioned in the U-shaped
  framework, there is plenty of room for an eating
  area. This design is straightforward, provides
  ample space for appliances, food, and groceries,
  and streamlines the cooking process.

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Parallel Modular Kitchen Design

• If two individuals are working at the same time,
  parallel design is the best option. This design
  creates freer floor space by installing the
  operational station and cabinets on either side
  parallel to each other, giving the kitchen a more
  open aspect.

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Straight Modular Kitchen Design

• The most popular plan is a straight modular
  kitchen design. It's great for tiny places like
  studio apartments, lofts, and so on. The
  countertop and cabinets are fixed to a single
  wall, freeing up a room if you want to add an
  island or a small eating area.

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Island Modular Kitchen Design

• When it comes to modular kitchen ideas, an island
  is the icing on top. It improves the room's
  aesthetic while also serving as a workplace,
  eating area, and even a location to invite
  guests. In general, an island blends in with
  other stainless steel modular kitchen designs
  without overcrowding the space.

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