Modern kitchen design ideas from Bangalore homes

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There is nothing more comforting in a home than a well designed stylish kitchen which is also comfortably functional and convenient to work in. So when building from scratch or renovating the existing kitchen, have a look at these amazing kitchen designs from the architects of GEOMETRIXS ARCHITECTS & ENGINEERS, Bangalore before turning up the heat in your kitchen.

1. Combining traditional with modern style in kitchen

Modern homes prefer to have open kitchen plan. But to maintain the privacy of open kitchen like it was done in traditional homes where kitchen was behind the walls, the partition wall is kept above the normal height hiding the counter behind it and serving the purpose of serving table for the kitchen. Wooden cabinets are handle-free maintaining the modern feel of the kitchen. More than sufficient kitchen will definitely remind you of your grandmother’s well-ventilated kitchen.

2. Contrasting the white with dark counter-tops in kitchen

An all white sleek and shiny kitchen with mirror doors on the middle wall cabinets is contrasted with dark counter-tops which even extend to form the breakfast bar of the open kitchen. Long steel handles provides a firm grip and shines on shiny white long cabinets on the wall and a smart combination of long cabinets and drawers on the floor.

3. Gadget garage at the mouth of the kitchen

A tall unit from floor to ceiling will surely create a stylish space for kitchen gadget and have enough storage for pantry. The monotony of single shade is broken by white lamination on the top, wooden in the middle and frosted glass at the bottom.

4. Mid-centuries kitchen with same material stretching up to the backsplash

Dark granite counter-top stretches up to form the back-splash of the kitchen making it uniform all the way and this uniformity in style in fact brings back the memories of mid-centuries kitchen where same material was used in the same manner. The authentic look is completed by the warmth of wood in the cabinets of the floors and walls adorned with long metal handles. U-shape of the kitchen makes it spacious and comfortable to work in.

5. Traditional décor over the breakfast bar of the open kitchen

The kitchen in the integrated space of the home should be decorated from inside out to make it look attractively welcoming. Wooden frame running over the open kitchen door is used to display decorative pieces and two beautiful brass lampshades hang from it to make the breakfast bar shine.

Get ideas for some beautiful breakfast bar for your modern kitchen: 10 Awesome breakfast bars for modern Indian homes

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