In a fully modular kitchen, we come into the picture at the first stage itself. When we have the shell, we can work closely with you with attention to finishes, textures, space optimisation to give you a stunning and completely customized kitchen like none other. We work with other in-house consultants also and cover the entire range of interior products including lighting, textiles, and the wow factor in abundance.

We have been working with a few builders and apartment owners who entrust the flat/home to us at the very initial stage. Our representatives will also co-ordinate with the builder in this case, so that your role is hasslefree. Often, fully modular kitchens turn out to be not only dazzling in their aesthetic quality but also turn out to be perfect in terms of economy and optimum spending. This is because we have the freedom to plan the kind of trolleys, storage, wall finishes, layout, heights and even the types and brands of hardware used.

A modular kitchen is built with factory-made modules that are installed on-site by the interior designer in an empty kitchen space. Let’s take a look at the entire process of constructing a modular kitchen.

1. The builder or contractor will hand over the empty kitchen space
The kitchen is left as an empty space by the builders during or post construction for the interior designers to take over the kitchen project.

2. Complete kitchen will be built by us
Mr & Mrs will do a project survey, take measurements and look at the potential for designs in the kitchen area.

3. Fully customizable designs
Designers plan and execute all customizations, space planning, and innovative designs without limitations while the kitchen space is empty.

4. Kitchen will be built as per industry standards
Modular kitchen units are of industry-standard sizes that fit into every space plan and don’t have any constraints during installations.

5. No patchwork
A brand new kitchen is entirely constructed in an empty space and is fully equipped with countertop finishes, cabinetry, and appliances. Empty kitchens create the opportunity to build designs without civil work or patchwork.

6. Possibility to dismantle and reassemble modules
Factory-made modules can be easily dismantled and reassembled. Whether you consider a redesign or moving into a new space, you can utilize all existing modules for your new project.