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A modular kitchen is a kitchen system that works according to the modular principle. This means that the kitchen is put together from independent functional blocks - entirely according to your needs. The oven, hob extractor system, sink, wall units and kitchen units are combined as individual components. The modules are positioned to match the floor plan of the kitchen and can be free-standing or wall-mounted. The difference to the fixed kitchen unit is that the modular kitchen can be completely customised, enlarged or reduced in size with new elements, as the individual elements are not connected to each other.
A modular kitchen impresses with its adaptability and flexibility. It can be customised and simply grows with your own wishes. The most important advantages at a glance:
Before you can enjoy your new modular kitchen, you need to plan it. Take into account the floor plan and the room's positioning options for the modular system. This allows you to customise the kitchen exactly to your living situation - from a space-saving solution to an open-plan kitchen. The following steps will help you with structured planning:
The fridge on the left, the larder unit in the corner and the oven and hob extractor system in the centre, or something completely different? The modular design of the modular kitchen allows plenty of freedom in the composition of the individual elements.
Attention: keep an eye on your kitchen processes. The worktop, cupboards, refrigerator and hob should be arranged in such a way that you have short distances when preparing your food and processes are not disrupted. In large rooms, it is worth integrating an island to combine the cooking and seating areas. Find out how to create the perfect island kitchen.
Modular kitchens are available in many designs - from functional and affordable to high-quality and customised. Depending on the choice of material and front design, a very individual expression is created that can be harmoniously integrated into the living space. The following style variants show how different modular kitchens can be:
Perfect for free-standing islands and compact rows.
Quality pays off: Sturdy carcasses, resilient pull-outs and resistant surfaces increase the service life. Solid wood can be sanded and re-oiled. Stainless steel remains spotless with a microfibre cloth and water. Interchangeable fronts and worktops keep the design up-to-date for a long time.
A modular kitchen consists of functional units for cooking, washing up, preparing food and storage. The individual kitchen units can be used independently and can be combined freely within the room.
Yes. BORA cooktop extractor systems, the BORA X BO and BORA refrigerators can be installed to fit perfectly. This creates a calm, closed front with high functionality and clear lines.
High-quality materials and sturdy fittings ensure a long service life. Individual fronts or worktops can be replaced without having to renovate the entire kitchen.
Yes. Modules only require existing connections and can be set up without major modifications. They can be taken with you when you move and rearranged.
The modular system is designed for expandability. Additional modules or cabinets can be easily added if your space or living situation changes.
For anyone who values flexibility, design and quality. Whether you are single, a couple or a family, a modular kitchen can be adapted to suit your individual needs and the space available.
