01Base modules
The cabinets on the floor that carry your countertop. Drawers, pull-outs and the sink unit sit here.
Ellora Kitchen Cabinets is an Indian modular kitchen and wardrobe brand - built exclusively for kitchens and wardrobes, and made to carry Indian design and manufacturing into Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bhutan and neighbouring markets.
KITCHEN
WARDROBE
Ellora Kitchen Cabinets began inside an established interiors business. Modular kitchen and wardrobes kept proving they deserved their own discipline - their own engineering, their own catalogue, their own standard of service. So we gave them one, and gave it a name.
Ellora is a division that became a brand. We do sales and service exclusively for modular kitchen and wardrobes. Nothing else competes for our attention, and that is the whole point.
The name matters too. Across Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan, the modular market has been shaped largely by imported product bought on price alone. Indian manufacturing now answers that on quality, on service reach, and on cost - and Ellora is built to say so plainly. We are Indian, and we intend that to be a reason to choose us.
Read: why modular ↗The Indian kitchen has been rebuilt four times over, and the wardrobe followed the same road. Each shift solved the problem the last one left behind - until storage stopped being something you built and became something you specify.
TRADITIONAL
Cooking happened at ground level over a wood or coal chulha. Storage was whatever the room allowed - pots, ledges, a shelf. Everything sat within arm’s reach because there was nowhere else for it to go.
MID-CENTURY
Concrete and stone slabs lifted work up to standing height. A genuine advance in posture and hygiene - but the space underneath became a dark, unplanned cavity nobody had designed.
1980s - 90s
Shutters and cabinets arrived, cut on site to fit the room. The kitchen finally had doors. It was also sized by eye and impossible to alter without dismantling the thing entirely.
2000s
Factory finishes and coordinated fronts brought consistency of appearance. Underneath, the units were still bespoke to one room, so nothing could be repeated, quoted or replaced.
TODAY
Standard modules, engineered hardware, planned internal storage. Kitchen and wardrobe now share one logic: designed capacity, replaceable parts, and a specification that repeats across homes and showrooms.
It is made in a factory as a set of ready-made cabinets, delivered finished, and bolted together in your room. Each of those cabinets is called a module. That is the whole idea - everything else follows from it.
Your space. Precisely measured. Professionally planned.
Cabinets are cut, edge-banded and finished on machines - not in your home.
Modules reach site packed and complete, with hardware already fitted.
Two to three days of assembly instead of weeks of carpentry.
01The cabinets on the floor that carry your countertop. Drawers, pull-outs and the sink unit sit here.
02The cabinets above the counter, at eye level. Everyday crockery and jars, within reach.
03Floor-to-ceiling units for the fridge, the oven tower and bulk grocery storage.
04The boxes above the wall units, up to the ceiling. For what you use twice a year.
A wardrobe works exactly the same way - base drawers, hanging modules, tall units and lofts. Same logic, different room.
| Point of comparison | Carpenter, built on site | Ellora modular |
|---|---|---|
| Where it is made | Inside your home | In a factory, on machines |
| Mess in the house | Weeks of sawing, dust and polish fumes | Fitting only - two to three days |
| Finish | Applied by hand; varies panel to panel | Machine-pressed; the same every time |
| Inside the cabinet | Mostly open shelves you adapt to | Planned drawers, trays, baskets and racks |
| If one shutter is damaged | The whole run is reworked in place | That one module is swapped out |
| Adding to it later | Matching the old wood and polish is luck | Re-order the same module, same code |
| If you move house | It stays behind with the walls | Unbolt it, move it, refit it |
| Who services it | Whichever carpenter you can find | Ellora - one number, after handover |
A carpenter leaves you one fixed thing. Modular leaves you a set of parts -
and a set of parts can be planned, repeated, replaced and taken with you.
Fourteen modular kitchens and thirteen wardrobe systems - the work we do exclusively - alongside fourteen bedrooms, thirteen bathrooms and twelve living spaces built by the same team, in the same joinery. Use the toggle to move between categories on the same page.
A modular system should make decisions easier, not more complicated.
We understand room size, service points and practical constraints.
Select layout, modules, finishes, accessories and internal storage.
Review the proposed look and functional arrangement before production.
Prepared modules come together on site with a cleaner workflow.
After handover, servicing stays with us - the same team, the same standard.
Ellora works with homeowners directly and with the trade - the people who specify, build and resell modular interiors at volume.
Single kitchens and wardrobes, planned and serviced end to end.
Repeatable unit specifications across multiple flats and phases.
A modular partner that works to drawings and holds to schedule.
A full brand system to display, quote and sell under.
Illustrative marks for layout only - these are invented companies, not Ellora clients. To be replaced with real client logos before launch.
Our kitchen looks beautiful, but what we love most is the storage. Everything has its own place now, and cooking feels much more organised and comfortable.
We wanted a modern kitchen that could handle everyday Indian cooking. The layout, storage and finishes came together exactly the way we had imagined.
From the first discussion to the final installation, everything was handled professionally. The team understood our requirements and delivered a kitchen we genuinely enjoy using.
Our kitchen is quite small, so space was our biggest concern. The modular design made excellent use of every corner without making the kitchen feel crowded.
The finish, cabinet alignment and overall detailing are impressive. Everything feels thoughtfully designed, and the final kitchen looks even better than we expected.
Our new wardrobe has made organising clothes so much easier. The shelves, drawers and hanging spaces were planned perfectly for our family's needs.
We were looking for a wardrobe that would complement our bedroom without compromising on storage. The final result is elegant, practical and beautifully finished.
What impressed us most was the attention to our everyday needs. From drawer placement to internal storage, every detail was discussed before finalising the wardrobe.
For residential projects, consistency and coordination matter as much as design. Ellora's modular approach makes kitchen planning and specifications much easier to manage.
As an interior designer, I value flexibility in finishes and configurations. Ellora's modular solutions help translate design concepts into practical, functional spaces.
Having a dedicated brand focused entirely on kitchens and wardrobes makes product discussions easier. The modular catalogue also gives customers a clearer way to choose.
Clear specifications and proper planning make a big difference in interior projects. The modular approach helps coordinate kitchen and wardrobe work with greater confidence.
Ellora is built to be franchised. Partners get a defined brand system, a display-ready catalogue of sixty-six designs, and supply backed by Indian manufacturing - in Tamil Nadu first, then Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan.
Our first partner display centre is being set up in Trichy.
Discuss partnershipA kitchen that works at seven in the morning. A wardrobe built to the room, not to a catalogue. A showroom floor. A franchise in your city.