Which kitchen system is right for me?

MODULAR and A LA CARTE II share the same fundamental concept:
Both systems consist of individual modules that can be configured according to your needs. Both are flexible, extendable and can stand freely in the room or be used as room dividers.
The main differences lie in module widths, appliance integration, options for adapting the kitchen to niches, and the materials used. Which kitchen system is right for you therefore depends less on the basic concept and more on your spatial requirements and the equipment you need.

MODULAR or A LA CARTE II?

A LA CARTE II – compact and clearly defined
A LA CARTE II is based on a uniform module width of 74 cm. The individual modules can be freely combined and can be positioned either freestanding or as a room divider.
In terms of appliance integration, the system is designed for compact appliances with a height of 45 cm. This makes A LA CARTE II particularly suitable for kitchen configurations where compact appliances are preferred and the distinctive, freestanding character of the modules takes centre stage.
The carcasses are made of beech plywood; the kitchen surfaces use 0.8 mm HPL (high resistance to impact, scratching and abrasion).

MODULAR – greater flexibility in widths and appliances
MODULAR offers two module widths: 63 cm and 108 cm. Additional infill elements provide further options for adapting the kitchen to existing niches, wall widths and spatial conditions.
Another key difference is appliance integration: MODULAR can accommodate both compact appliances with a height of 45 cm and standard appliances with a height of 60 cm.
The carcasses are made of MDF and poplar plywood; the kitchen surfaces use 0.6–0.8 mm HPL (high resistance to impact, scratching and abrasion).

Which solution is right for my kitchen?

A LA CARTE II is right for you if …

• you want to plan your kitchen using a 74 cm module width.
• you want to use compact appliances with a height of 45 cm.
• you like the iconic shape of the kitchen with its distinctive structural radii.
• you want your kitchen to function as a freestanding piece of furniture or room divider.

MODULAR is right for you if …

• you want or need to plan with two module widths (63 and 108 cm).
• you want to make particularly flexible use of existing niches and wall widths.
• you want to integrate standard appliances with a height of 60 cm as well as compact appliances.
• you want to adapt your kitchen more precisely to the space using infill elements.