A G-shaped modular kitchen is a variation of the U-shaped kitchen design, featuring a fourth leg or peninsula that extends from one of the walls. This extra leg creates a “G” shape and provides additional counter space and storage.

Cabinet materials: Choose modular kitchen cabinets made of durable materials like wood, laminate, or metal. Choose a material that complements the overall style of the kitchen and matches the countertop material.

Cabinet layout: In a G-shaped modular kitchen, the cabinets should be arranged to maximize storage and functionality. Consider including a mix of cabinets, drawers, and open shelving to accommodate different types of kitchen items.

Countertop material: Select a countertop material that is both durable and easy to clean. Popular options include granite, quartz, marble, and laminate.

Lighting: Adequate lighting is important in a kitchen. Consider installing a combination of overhead lights, under-cabinet lights, and task lighting to ensure the entire space is well-lit.

Flooring: The kitchen flooring should be durable and easy to clean. Popular options include tile, hardwood, and vinyl.

Backsplash: A backsplash is not only functional but can also add visual interest to the kitchen. Choose a material and color that complements the countertop and cabinet materials.

Appliances: Choose appliances that fit your needs and preferences. Consider factors such as size, style, and energy efficiency when selecting appliances.

Peninsula design: The design of the peninsula can be customized to meet your needs. Consider adding a sink, cooktop, or seating to make the space more functional.

Work triangle: In a G-shaped modular kitchen, it’s important to consider the work triangle – the distance between the stove, refrigerator, and sink. These three elements should be placed in a way that maximizes efficiency and minimizes unnecessary movement.

By carefully considering these design elements, a G-shaped modular kitchen can be transformed into a functional and stylish space that meets the needs of the homeowners.