Complete Kitchens

Featuring the best complete kitchens in New Zealand

Complete kitchens or modular kitchens are a great way to give your home the kitchen you deserve in a quick and convenient way. Complete kitchens are made up of individual pieces that can be rearranged into any configuration you like, giving you the creative freedom to customise it to your exact liking. Complete kitchens are an important part of a wider range of high-quality kitchen and laundry solutions that you can find on ArchiPro.

Types of complete kitchens

There are plenty of options when it comes to looking for a complete kitchen in New Zealand. Here's a quick rundown:

L-shaped modular kitchens

This style is popular because it can fit into tight spaces and is the perfect solution to accommodate a large kitchen requirement.

Straight-line modular kitchens

These kitchens are similar to L-shaped kits and take up less space to fit in smaller spaces.

U-shaped modular kitchens

U-shaped kitchens are curved instead of straight. This makes them easier to fit into tight spaces while offering maximum utility.

Parallel or modular galley kitchens

A parallel kitchen comes with islands on either side of the main island space, so you can prepare food on both sides at once.

The advantages of high-quality complete kitchens

Complete kitchen sets are a great way to get everything in one place. An entire suite of products, such as splashbacks and rangehoods to sinks and tapware, come together to form one cohesive unit. This makes it easier for you because you don't need to worry about each part fitting specifically as the professionals have selected parts that are fully compatible with each other. Going with a high-quality choice will ensure the whole project will run smoothly, with experienced professionals leading the process, selecting only the finest features and furnishings in New Zealand.

How to choose complete kitchens that are right for you

It's essential to first think about what you want in a kitchen in terms of layout i.e. L-shaped, straight line, U-shaped which may be dictated somewhat by the space you have available. It’s then best to break it down into segments, like the cabinetry, sink area, countertop etc keeping in mind the overall style you’ve chosen, be it contemporary, Hamptons, industrial or whatever it may be. With each section, be sure to consider the main function of that area as well as its aesthetics. The perfect kitchen is a seamless balance between style and functionality and if you can get that right, you’ll be on the right track to success.