Modular kitchen designs: 14 ideas from real Decorguys homes in Bangalore
Modular kitchen design ideas from real Decorguys projects in Bangalore: U-shaped, L-shaped, parallel and island kitchens in acrylic, matte, fluted and veneer finishes.
Looking for kitchen ideas that work in real Bangalore homes? Every kitchen here was designed, made in our factory and installed by Decorguys. Use them to decide your layout, finish and colour, then try your own combination in our kitchen colour selector.
1. Sage U-kitchen with smoked-glass wall units

Soft sage below, smoked glass above: calm, modern and easy to live with. The glass keeps the wall units light in a U-shaped room.
2. Forest green matte with brass-framed glass

A deep matte green with brass-framed glass wall units feels rich and classic. Matte hides fingerprints in a busy family kitchen.
3. Blush and ivory high-gloss acrylic

High-gloss acrylic reflects light around the room. Blush below and ivory above keeps it soft rather than loud.
4. Charcoal high gloss with a stone breakfast counter

Charcoal gloss is dramatic and modern. A stone breakfast counter adds a casual seat for quick meals.
5. Sage and oak with a fluted peninsula

Oak warms the sage, and the fluted peninsula front adds texture where guests see it most.
6. Fluted walnut veneer with ivory tall units

Real walnut veneer with fluting is our favourite premium look; ivory tall units balance the warmth.
7. Villa kitchen with walnut, glass display and a stone island

For larger homes: an island with a stone top, display units for crockery and a full wall of tall storage.
8. Powder blue parallel kitchen with white gloss lofts

A parallel layout suits long, narrow kitchens. Powder blue acrylic below and white gloss lofts keep it fresh.
9. Taupe handle-less parallel kitchen

Handle-less profiles give clean, unbroken lines. Taupe is a soft neutral that never dates.
10. Arched grooved shutters and a fluted counter

Arches and grooves bring a gentle, crafted feel, ideal if you want something different from flat shutters.
11. Rose-gold acrylic U-kitchen with wicker pull-outs

Wicker pull-outs keep onions and potatoes ventilated, a practical touch for Indian kitchens.
12. Rose-gold L-kitchen with a tambour appliance unit

A tambour (roll-up) shutter hides the toaster, mixer and kettle while keeping them on the counter.
13. Grey peninsula kitchen with a breakfast counter

A peninsula gives extra counter and seating without needing space for a full island.
14. Straight kitchen with oak wall units and a white base

For compact homes: one wall, a white base and oak wall units for warmth.
How to choose yours
Start with the layout your room allows, then the finish that suits how you cook, and only then the colour. Our kitchen planning guide, finishes guide and kitchen cost guide take you through each step.
Frequently asked questions
Which modular kitchen design is best for Indian cooking?
A layout with a clear counter beside the hob, deep drawers for vessels, a tall pull-out for groceries and a durable matte or laminate finish on the base units.
Which kitchen colours are trending in Bangalore?
Sage and forest greens, warm woodgrains, soft blush and taupe, and classic navy or charcoal with white or oak.
Can I see these kitchens in person?
Visit our studio in BTM 4th Stage or our factory in Begur to see finishes and work in progress.
Planning your home?
Book a free design visit. We measure, plan and bring real material samples.


















