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Kitchen Design

Smart Design.
Better Workflow.
Stronger Business.

We design commercial kitchens that are efficient, safe, and built around your space, team, and goals.

3D Design & Visualization

See your future kitchen before we build it.

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Space Optimization

Make the most of every square meter

Workflow Efficiency

Smooth operations from start to finish

Safety First

Designed to meet all hygiene standards

Brand Aligned

Design that reflects your brand identity

Design That Works for You

Every Kitchen. Every Detail. Every Time.

From concept to complete layout, we create kitchens that combine functionality, durability, and aesthetics to deliver the best performance.

Tailored to Your Needs
Built for Efficiency
Scalable for Growth
Expert Support

Kitchen Layouts We Design

Linear Kitchen

Linear Kitchen

Ideal for narrow spaces with a straight-line workflow.

Best for: Cafés, Small restaurants, Food trucks

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L-Shape Kitchen

L-Shape Kitchen

Efficient corner design that maximizes space and flow.

Best for: Restaurants, Bakeries, Small to medium kitchens

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U-Shape Kitchen

U-Shape Kitchen

Enhanced workflow with separate cooking and prep zones.

Best for: Restaurants, Hotels, High-volume kitchens

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Island Kitchen

Island Kitchen

Central island for multitasking and team collaboration.

Best for: Hotels, Cloud kitchens, Catering, Large kitchens

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Zone-Based Kitchen

Zone-Based Kitchen

Dedicated zones for each function for maximum efficiency.

Best for: Large restaurants, Institutions, Chains

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How We Design Your Kitchen

1

Consultation

We understand your needs, menu, space, and budget.

2

Planning

We create the best layout and workflow for your operations.

3

3D Design

We build a 3D model so you can visualize your future kitchen.

4

Review & Refine

We review together and refine every detail until it's perfect.

5

Implementation

We deliver, install, and set up your kitchen with precision.

6

Support

We stay with you for ongoing support and growth.

Let's Design a Kitchen That Works for You

Our experts are ready to create a custom design that fits your space, your menu, and your vision.

Maximize Efficiency

Designed to reduce movement and save time.

Lower Operating Costs

Better workflow means less waste and more profit.

Scalable & Future Ready

Kitchens that grow with your business.

Premium Quality

High-quality materials built to last.

End-to-End Support

From design to after-sales we are by your side.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does commercial kitchen design cost?

Commercial kitchen design typically ranges from a free concept layout (when bundled with equipment supply) to dedicated design packages covering 3D visualisation, equipment schedules and MEP coordination. COMMI provides layout and design support as part of its equipment supply projects, which is often the most cost-effective route for restaurants and franchises.

What is the best layout for a commercial kitchen?

The best layout depends on your menu and volume: assembly-line layouts suit QSR and high-volume production, island layouts suit hotels with large brigades, and zone layouts suit diverse menus. The universal rule is one-directional flow — from receiving to storage, prep, cooking, plating and service — with no crossing paths.

How do I plan a kitchen for a franchise so every location is consistent?

Franchises use a documented kitchen standard: fixed equipment schedule, station drawings, capacity calculations and approved supplier list. COMMI builds franchise kitchen standards that lock equipment models, station dimensions and workflow so every new location opens with identical output and training requirements.

What is included in a commercial kitchen design package?

A complete package includes the concept layout, 3D visualisation, an equipment schedule with specifications, MEP coordination drawings (power, gas, water, drainage, ventilation), and workflow validation. COMMI delivers all of these plus the equipment itself, so design intent matches what actually arrives on site.