15,000 square feet in Ashok Nagar, near Garuda Mall, with 7 displays and a live kitchen. Open since 2007.
Häcker Kitchens (also written Hacker Kitchens) is a German modular kitchen brand in India’s premium and luxury segment. Its kitchens are made to order by Häcker Küchen, which has made kitchens in Rödinghausen, Germany, since 1898 and makes around 1,000 a day in automated factories, and have been sold in India since 2004. In Bengaluru, Häcker kitchens are designed, sold and installed by Trisha Interiors at the Ashok Nagar studio, open since 2007.
15,000 square feet on Castle Street in Ashok Nagar, with 7 displays, a live kitchen, a worktop gallery and an in-house architect — and appliance demonstrations and live design sessions on request. Open since 2007.
Systemat and Concept 130 kitchens and wardrobes on the floor, alongside Gaggenau, Siemens, Bosch, Miele, Liebherr, Smeg, Häfele, Franke, Asko and Blaupunkt appliances, Franke, Häfele, Blanco, Carysil and Reginox sinks, and a choice of worktops. Planning in English, Kannada, Hindi and Tamil. No obligation, and no follow-up you did not ask for.
Bengaluru showroom
Framed fronts, glazed wall units and an oak dining extension.
Glass fronts with a lit niche and open walnut shelving.
Real stone veneer island with a dark worktop and bar seating.
Slatted wall unit with open shelving and a white worktop.
Systemat and Concept 130 — real finishes, real hardware.
A 10 × 12 ft parallel Häcker kitchen in Bengaluru starts from around ₹12–15 lakh. Your price is shaped by your finish and your design, and the quotation shows every part separately.
Programme and price group. Systemat runs from price group 0 to 9 and Concept 130 from 0 to 6 — from melamine woodgrains and lacquer to glass, ceramic and real-wood veneer. Matt lacquer and laminate are the most chosen in Bengaluru.
The number of cabinets and tall units, and the layout itself. L-shaped kitchens with an island are the most asked for here. Bring your floor plan and we will test the options against it.
Quartz, sintered stone, solid surface or granite, chosen with you and priced as its own line.
Gaggenau, Siemens, Bosch, Miele, Liebherr, Smeg, Asko and more, chosen with you and shown separately.
Every quotation is itemised — cabinetry, fronts, hardware, interiors, appliances and worktop shown separately, so you can move any of them.
I believe in German engineering & Häcker has proved it to me for the last 10 years. I have never had any issues. The whole process has been flawless.
We had gone to many vendors & we realised Häcker’s design is the most personalised one. You want a motorised drawer – you get it. Motorised cabinet – you get it. Even child-friendly stuff. Our kind of kitchen can be done only by Häcker.
Germans know their work very well. That’s the reason we chose Häcker. The kitchen has to be very comfortable to cook in. And that’s what Häcker takes care of. Everything is just in perfect place.
The Ashok Nagar studio on Castle Street plans and installs across Bengaluru. Typical driving times from the studio outside peak hours:
Driving times are approximate. The studio also takes projects in Mysuru, Mangaluru, Hassan, Belagavi and Holenarasipura; ask it about site visits outside Bengaluru.
No single brand is best for every Bengaluru home, because budget and the size of the kitchen decide most of it. If you want a kitchen made in Germany and your budget starts around ₹12–15 lakh, Häcker is the brand to see first: it has made kitchens in Rödinghausen since 1898, has sold them in India since 2004, holds a BIS licence (CM/L-4100366889, IS 17634:2022), and shows them working at our Ashok Nagar studio, open since 2007. Below that budget, a kitchen made in India is the sensible choice. How to choose a kitchen brand in Bengaluru.
Yes. Häcker Kitchens (also written Hacker Kitchens) is a German modular kitchen brand in India’s premium and luxury segment, made to order in automated factories in Rödinghausen, Germany, by a maker founded in 1898, with a written warranty (5+5 years on Systemat). In Bengaluru, Häcker kitchens are designed and installed by Trisha Interiors at the Ashok Nagar studio, open since 2007, with complete kitchens from around ₹12–15 lakh.
Yes. Every Häcker kitchen is made to order in Häcker’s own factories in Rödinghausen and Venne, Germany, planned to the measurements of your home, and shipped to India as finished cabinets. That is why delivery takes 16 to 18 weeks rather than a few weeks. The kitchens carry the RAL “Made in Germany” quality mark and the Golden M of the German furniture quality association (DGM), and the wood comes from PEFC-certified forests. Ask any kitchen brand for the factory address and the import papers; a German name alone does not make a kitchen German-made.
A 10 × 12 ft parallel Häcker kitchen in Bengaluru starts from around ₹12–15 lakh. The final figure depends on your choice of fronts, the size and layout of the kitchen, the worktop and the appliances. The quotation lists each of them separately, so you can see where the money goes.
Häcker kitchens carry a written warranty (5+5 years on Systemat), and the surfaces are sealed for Indian climates. The terms are on our warranty page.
After installation, the Ashok Nagar studio is your contact for any service — its phone, WhatsApp and email are on this page. The studio has been in Bengaluru since 2007.
Humidity is the main thing a kitchen in Bengaluru has to cope with. Häcker kitchens are sealed for Indian climates with PUResist edge sealing, so moisture is kept out of the board. They are water-resistant, not water-proof, and the written warranty (5+5 years on Systemat) does not cover water damage or swelling.
Häcker kitchens are made to order in Rödinghausen, Germany, and delivery takes 16 to 18 weeks. The studio confirms the exact schedule in writing when you place the order, so you know the timeline before you commit.
L-shaped kitchens with an island are the most asked for here, and matt lacquer and laminate fronts the most chosen. Systemat and Concept 130 are both on display at Ashok Nagar, across 7 displays, so you can compare colours and surfaces side by side.
Yes. The studio has a live kitchen, a worktop gallery and an in-house architect, and runs appliance demonstrations and live design sessions — ask the studio to set one up for your visit.
Fronts come in laminate and HPL, melamine woodgrains, lacquer, polymer glass, ceramic and real-wood veneer, in price groups from entry level to premium. Inside, shelves are 19 mm thick on metal supports, and wall units hang from concealed metal rails. For a steel look, Systemat offers Industrial Steel lacquer.
Yes. Alongside Systemat and Concept 130 kitchens, the Ashok Nagar studio plans Häcker wardrobes, so the kitchen and the bedrooms can be planned together.
Appliances: Gaggenau, Siemens, Bosch, Miele, Liebherr, Smeg, Häfele, Franke, Asko and Blaupunkt. Sinks: Franke, Häfele, Blanco, Carysil and Reginox.
We work most weeks in Bellandur, Sadashivanagar, RMV, Electronic City, Indiranagar, Jayanagar, Koramangala, Vijayanagar, Marathahalli, Whitefield and HSR Layout, and we take projects in Mysuru, Mangaluru, Hassan, Belagavi and Holenarasipura.
Monday to Saturday, 10:00 to 18:30; closed on Sunday. The studio is Trisha Interiors at No. 1/A Castle Street, Ashok Nagar, near Garuda Mall, with its own parking. Our designers speak English, Kannada, Hindi and Tamil.
Call the studio, or send a message — we will keep the time free.