awesome modular kitchen designs

We sure have shown you a couple other photos of modular kitchen designs here in Home Design Lover in different colors, shades, sizes and manufacturers. This time is different. The list that we have for you guys is much better in terms of design and usage. This time, we will be showing you how they look in an existing kitchen and how much it works when you set them in place with all the right furniture, decor and even in the best homes. Most of them are contemporary in design and some are even modern, all the more they become interesting because we see how functional they are.

The designers integrated much of the kitchen furniture and space surrounding it with wall paneling and simplified the geometry of the space.

From Abstrakt cupboards to Silestone countertops, this modern New York kitchen is indeed the epitome of all modular kitchens!

In most cases, for one to be able to achieve a modern look, minimalism is advised by designers, which is a good thing. In this picture we are able to see that the white modular glossy cabinets go well with the black island.

The materials used for this contemporary Los Angeles kitchen is really stunning. From the ceiling lighting to the corner window, from the double bowl sink to the modern kitchen appliances, who would not love this modular kitchen design.

The material used for majority of this kitchen is Caesarstone quartz. Its a great item that makes ones kitchen pretty and definitely stunning.

This lovely Mill Valley home in San Francisco is made up of pure beauty. For one, the island is painted with black, semi gloss and paired with a white granite counter which complement each other and looks great matched with oak for the flooring!

How can one kitchen be as interesting as this one.It has built in shelving, a cool glass pendant lighting, an open kitchen design and a fab white lounge chair on the side across an animal skin rug!

This vacation residence located in a beautiful ocean community on the New England coast features high performance and creative use of space in a small package. ZED designed the simple, gable roofed structure and proposed the Passive House standard. The resulting home consumes only one tenth of the energy for heating compared to a similar new home built only to code requirements.

Pedini Integra in grey rift cut oak. Stainless steel bridge counter top. Solid 3 piece doors and veneer doors on the island itself. Glass and wood combination was used for the cabinets above the counters.