Modular Kitchen Design in Pune

The kitchen is the hardest-working room in the house and the one most likely to be quietly cheapened. Ours are made on our own bench, which means the board you approve is the board we cut.

Why the carcass matters more than the shutter

Everyone sells you on the finish, because the finish is what photographs. But the shutter is the part you replace; the carcass is the part you can't. What fails in an Indian kitchen is almost always the same thing: moisture gets into an unsealed edge, the board swells, and the door stops closing properly. It happens at the bottom of the sink unit, usually in year three, and by then whoever built it is unreachable. We use moisture-resistant BWP-grade cores and machine-press the edge banding rather than gluing it on site — the difference costs a little and shows up a decade later.

Layouts are drawn around your cooking, not a catalogue

A catalogue module comes in fixed widths. Your kitchen doesn't. In a typical Pune 2 BHK — call it a 8ft × 10ft kitchen with one window — using standard modules means losing 60 to 100mm to filler panels, which is an entire drawer bank you paid for and didn't get. Because we cut to your walls, the layout follows the working triangle and the real dimensions: what you cook, where you stand, and which way the door swings.

Everything is made ten minutes from Balewadi

Other interior companies design your kitchen and hand the making of it to a third-party fabricator. That's why the two most common complaints in this category are delays nobody owns and materials that don't match the presentation — both are structural consequences of a company that sells a kitchen it doesn't build. We make yours in our own modular factory. There is no vendor in between with a reason to substitute your board for a cheaper one.

Questions

Modular Kitchens, answered.

For a typical 2 BHK kitchen, roughly ₹1.8–3.5 lakh depending on the core, the shutter finish and the hardware — it's usually around a quarter of a full-home budget. The honest answer is that it depends on the run length and how much of it is drawers rather than shelves. Use the calculator for a figure on your flat, or we'll fix it exactly after a site visit.

Laminate for a kitchen that gets hard use and needs to be forgiving. Acrylic if you want the high-gloss look and will wipe fingerprints. PU if you want a painted finish and can accept that it chips. Veneer for warmth, in a kitchen that isn't the primary cooking kitchen. Anyone who tells you one is simply 'better' is selling you the one with the best margin.

Two to three weeks from design sign-off, if it's a standalone job. Inside a full-home project it happens in parallel and doesn't add to the 45 days.

Where we work

Balewadi Baner Wakad Hinjewadi Kharadi Punawale