Modular Kitchens in India | cuisineclassica

Modular Kitchens are of a European interior style. To be specific, the hostory of modular kitchens can be traced back to Itlaian households. It is from Italy that they began to get more and more popular. Later, through course of time modular kitchens saw their advent in India and slwly started gaining popularity. Like anything and everything of foreign origin in India, modular kitchens also began to see desi adaptations and customizations to make it better for the Indian households. The mixing is so popular that a survey conducted a few months back on modular kitchens say that the Indian variation is more popular than the original Italian version. Let us see what the reasons behind this could be.

The data gathered by a prominent interior design website of the country from major towns and cities in India shows that Indian version of modular kitchens are being sold for more than four times the money that is being spent on Italian modular kitchens. The way Indians prefer to do it is not revamp their kitchens, but remodel them instead from their old kitchens and bring them up to modular standards. We can see that no matter what, Indians have a way of holding on to their traditions and culture. Let us now see some of the major results of the survey.

• Of all shapes for modular kitchens, U shaped, L shaped, and parallel kitchens are the most in demand for Indian users. Space is a major problem for most Indian kitchens. L shaped kitchens are most suitable for those conditions. The parallel kitchen styles and designs are in a manner that the space is utilized well without a fallout in the level of cooking convenience. U shaped kitchens are known to give more space compared to all other options.
• It is the rapidly expanding urban population of India that makes the shift to modular kitchens. Approximately 85% of all business in modular kitchens are from the ten top metro cities of the nation.
• Online searches and hits for Indian modular kitchens is around four times more than that of Italian modular kitchens. 
• The average investment from people for modular kitchens are 2.5 lakh rupees. Sometimes it can even go up to 20 lakhs or 2 million.

From the above mentioned points one can clearly infer that the modular kitchen industry is seeing rapid changes in trends. Build your dream kitchen after doing good research on the various options available and after discuss them with your designer. Cuisine Classica is always ready to assist you in building your dream kitchen.