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Dining spaces made for long meals.

Dining spaces and crockery units for everyday use. Designed in 3D, quoted item by item, and delivered by one in-house team in Bangalore.

A dining room with a cluster of glass pendant lights under a timber ceiling

The dining area is where the family meets every day and where guests gather on weekends. As crockery unit and dining area designers in Bangalore, Aventa Designs plans the space around how you eat and host: the right table size, lighting over the table, and storage for crockery, glassware and serving pieces.

Crockery units can be closed for a clean look, glass-fronted to display your best pieces, or combined with a bar counter. We often add a pendant light cluster or a cove-lit ceiling to make the dining area feel like its own room.

Options

Dining and crockery options

Display crockery unit

Glass-fronted cabinets with internal lighting for your best pieces.

Closed storage unit

A clean, handle-less look with drawers for cutlery and linen.

Bar unit

A compact bar counter with glass racks and bottle storage.

Dining nook

Built-in bench seating for compact apartments.

What's Included

Everything from first sketch to handover.

Every project is designed, quoted and delivered by our in-house team. See the materials we use and how we price.

  • Measurement and storage brief
  • Layout and 3D view
  • Itemised quote
  • Crockery or bar unit
  • Lighting plan over the table
  • Installation and handover
How It Works

Four steps, one team.

Our full process
  1. 01Brief & site visitWe measure the space and understand how you live or work.
  2. 02Design & 3DLayouts, materials and 3D views, revised until you sign off.
  3. 03Itemised quoteA room-by-room quote with materials and hardware specified.
  4. 04Build & handoverManufacturing, installation and supervision through to handover.
FAQ

Dining & Crockery Units: your questions.

Where should a crockery unit go?
Close to the dining table and kitchen, on a wall that does not block circulation. In many apartments the wall beside the dining table works best.
Glass or closed shutters?
Glass shows off your crockery but needs a little more care; closed shutters look calmer. Many clients combine both.
Can the crockery unit double as a bar?
Yes. A counter section with glass holders and bottle storage turns it into a bar unit for hosting.
Start A Project

Let's design a space you'll love.

Tell us about your home or workspace - a single room, a full apartment, or an entire fit-out.