When the countertop is formed like the letter “L,” the kitchen has an L-shaped design. Many homeowners choose this basic kitchen layout, one of the most common layouts for Indian kitchens. Are you curious as to why? This is primarily due to the ample workspace provided by this style, which allows for a simple, efficient, and practical workflow. The highlight of L-shaped modular kitchen designs is their ability to fit into various locations, including small, medium, and large.
So here are 20+ L-shape kitchen designs in Indian homes created by us. We’ve divided these designs into three categories for convenience: small, medium, and big kitchens.
Small L-Shaped Kitchen Design
- Interior Design for an L-Shape Kitchen in Glossy White with a Pop of Blue: Glossy white decor is one method to make small kitchens like this one appear larger. This L-shaped kitchen is made more stunning by the backsplash of cyan subway tiles, which offer a punch of color. Use whites to open up compact spaces – whites open up space and make it look roomier than it is.
- A green modular kitchen with windows in an L-shape: Accommodate a window with clever structural decisions to incorporate natural light as much as possible. Even though a kitchen has limited space, the interiors merge around the window without blocking light and airflow. This kitchen also adheres to the golden triangle concept, which calls for an equidistant burner, sink, and refrigerator to maximize efficiency.
- Catalogue of Compact Low-Cost L-shaped Modular Kitchen Designs: Who said small kitchens had to be boring? Our selection of L-shaped modular kitchen designs is extensive and varied. Here is a prime illustration. Look at this kitchen’s backsplash of grey bricks and shiny blue cabinets. In a small, well-lit area, everything fits together so beautifully. With a laminate finish, your kitchen costs might be reduced.
- Glass Partitioned L-Shaped Kitchen: To create a semi-open kitchen, use a glass partition. We find traditional light hardwood cabinets and a trendy lacquered light-blue glass backsplash in this stylish kitchen. A glass partition separates the kitchen and dining area seamlessly. This keeps the smoke and odors of the kitchen at bay without taking up any additional room. Isn’t it brilliant?
- Corner Kitchen with Two Tone Cabinets: Why settle for one color when you may have two? Our favorite is this red-and-white kitchen. Red kitchens are popular among Indians because they are Vastu-compliant. However, too much red in a tiny kitchen could be overbearing. So apply it on the base cabinets; it adds a burst of color while protecting against curry spillage.
- Modular L-Shaped Kitchen with Green Glass Backsplash: Choose a backsplash made of glass that can withstand the ravages of Indian curries and dals. In addition to minimal maintenance, the green glass backsplash in this kitchen also gives the room different life. Additionally, it effortlessly modernizes this kitchen.
- Kitchen in Glossy Grey with Scratch-Resistant Finishes: For sufficient lighting, use cove lighting beneath your kitchen cabinets. The black and grey hues give this kitchen some style. The cabinets’ shiny, glossy acrylic surface brightens the little area. Not to mention the under-cabinet lighting that illuminates the workplace. The finishes on this kitchen are also scratch-resistant and pet-friendly because it is in a house with three dogs and a cat.
- Black L-Shaped Kitchen with Ingenious Vertical Space Utilization: Choose a kitchen with vertical storage. Although small, this kitchen has much storage and keeps the floor open so you can move around comfortably. Utilizing tall units that reach from floor to ceiling and overhead units frees up floor space.
Medium L-Shaped Kitchen Designs
- Modular Kitchen in L Shape with Open Floor Plan: The renovation crew tore down the wall separating the living room and kitchen to create more space in a small kitchen. The dining table is a kitchen island in this space, and the glossy white cabinetry and oak flooring give it a European feel.
- Yellow Kitchen with an Island: Add an island to your L-shaped kitchen to make it more functional. Use the extra room for eating or storing cooked food away from the work area. Even cooking is possible while working from home here. Although this kitchen has a vibrant color palette, its utility steals the show.
- Kitchen in Grey and White with a Separate Utility Area: Efficiency is increased in a kitchen by separating the wet and dry parts. The ideal approach to divide the wet area from the rest of the counter space, like in this medium kitchen, is with a glass divider. While your housekeeper is still cleaning your kitchen equipment, you can continue to cook without interruption.
- Design of a Mid-Century Modern L-Shaped Kitchen with Dining: This unusual mid-century modern kitchen demonstrates the versatility of the L-shaped layout. Lofts, a light color palette, and a textured black backsplash complete the look. Adding a dining table and seats can convert the kitchen into a dining space.:
- White Kitchen with a Rustic Finish and a Blue Backsplash: The country-style woodwork in this eclectic kitchen is offset with a modern lacquered-blue backsplash. While the space’s finishing is weathered, giving it an almost industrial aspect, the seamless glass backsplash gives a touch of the contemporary.
- Blue L-Shaped Kitchen Design with Tall Cabinets: Do you have many kitchen items to store? Don’t be concerned. Increase the storage space in your L-shaped kitchen by using tall units. Tall cabinets can also be used to house built-in appliances.
- Kitchen in Blue and White with Textured Backsplash: When it comes to an L-shaped kitchen, you can experiment with colors and textures. To see what we’re talking about, zoom in on the backsplash of this bright blue kitchen. This color of navy blue is trendy among Indian homeowners, with 80% of our readers voting for it!
- Different Cabinet Mechanisms in a White Kitchen: Consider the elegant design of the cabinets in this L-shaped kitchen. They are easy to open! All base cabinets are drawers, and the wall cabinets have a lift-up shutter. The overhead cabinets have lift-up shutters. Pay attention to the job lighting beneath the cabinets.
- Red L-Shaped Kitchen Design Packed with Extras: By properly accessorizing your L-shaped kitchen, you may save even more space. Installing thali baskets, cutlery trays, and other storage solutions makes room for everything in your kitchen and enhance workflow. Furthermore, it creates a cleaner-looking kitchen by storing your cookware and dishes inside closed cabinets with defined places.
- Breakfast Bar in a Blue-and-White Kitchen: If you have an open kitchen, try adding a breakfast bar to one end. Take a cue from this white-and-blue kitchen; we extended the counter at the kitchen’s entrance to create a breakfast counter that also serves as an extra workstation.
Large L-Shaped Kitchen Design
- Kitchen with No Handles and Extra Counter Space: This huge L-shaped counter lengthens the counter space in an unusual yet beautiful way. It is perfect for large families because it allows multiple people to work together. The unique backsplash with leaf designs is another highlight of this black-and-white kitchen.
- Kitchen in Blue and White with Appliances: When your kitchen is spacious, you can stack your electrical appliances there, freeing up the counter and the rest of the room for various uses. And what design can accomplish this better than an L-shaped layout?
- White Country Kitchen with Wooden Floors: If you like a color-free environment, choose this traditional
white
kitchen with wooden floors. In this modular kitchen, the huge space is effectively utilized, with one long
counter for the workstation and cooktop and a separate small counter for the sink.