Built to your drawings
La Kova manufactures kitchens, wardrobes, vanities and storage for architects, interior designers and fit-out firms in Bangalore, Hyderabad and Chennai. We build to your CAD and 3D drawings in the Wood & Metal factory in Bangalore, and you keep the client relationship.
Your files, straight to the machines
Your drawings are translated directly into CNC cutting files, so the cabinetry that arrives on site matches the specification exactly. Nothing is redrawn by hand between your design and the cut.
Shop drawings first
Before anything is cut, we send back shop drawings for you to mark up. Your comments go into the files the machines read, so a correction made on paper is a correction made in the factory.
One standard, every project
Calibrated BWR and BWP plywood, every edge sealed on a precision edge-bander, finishes in natural veneer, PU-lacquered glass, matte acrylic and laminate, and hardware to Blum and Hettich standards. The same quality team that checks Wood & Metal work inspects every unit before it leaves.
Planned around your programme
Delivery is planned around your site programme. Most of our work already comes through architects and designers, so we are used to fitting into a project that is someone else's.
At a glance
Questions
Do you work with interior designers and architects?
Yes, and much of our work comes that way. We build to your CAD and 3D drawings, send back shop drawings for you to mark up before anything is cut, and plan delivery around your site programme. You keep the client relationship; we are the manufacturing partner behind it.
Can you manufacture to our designs as an OEM partner?
Yes. Interior designers and fit-out firms can send us their own designs and we manufacture them in the Bangalore factory, translating the drawings directly into CNC cutting files so the finished cabinetry matches the specification exactly. Send the drawings through the contact page and we will come back to you.
What plywood does La Kova use?
Every cabinet body is built on calibrated boiling-water-resistant plywood, the BWR and BWP grades often sold as marine plywood. It resists the sagging, swelling and rot that local blockboard suffers when a sink leaks or the air turns humid, which is why it belongs in a kitchen.
What hardware do you use?
Hardware to Blum and Hettich standards: soft-close hinges and drawers, tandem drawer boxes, pull-out larders and hidden corner solutions. It is the part of a kitchen you touch every day, so it is the last place to save money.
Guides
- Building a home? When to bring in the kitchen and wardrobe maker When to involve your kitchen and wardrobe maker while building a home: plumbing, electrical and extraction points, measuring, and fitting after the finishes.
- BWP, BWR or MR plywood: what kitchen cabinets should be built on MR, BWR and BWP plywood, blockboard, MDF and HDHMR compared for kitchen and wardrobe cabinets: what the grades mean and why the sink unit decides.
- Modular kitchen or carpenter-made: which is better? Modular, carpenter-made and bespoke factory kitchens compared: precision, materials, edges, time on site and fit, and how to choose between them.
Our work
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Verdure
One deep green from the base cabinets to the wall units, a brass knot handle on every door, and wardrobes of timber and cane in the same house.
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Alabaster
A design visualisation: a marble waterfall island under fluted glass, a run of tall units, a pantry wall lit from within and a utility behind.
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Daylight
A design visualisation of the double-height rooms around Alabaster: a living room in green stone and tall curtains, and a panelled stair hall.
Send us the drawings and tell us about the site.