Open-concept homes ask your kitchen to do double duty: work like a pro workspace and look like a design showpiece. That’s exactly where rolling shutters shine. They declutter countertops, hide appliances, and reveal storage with a smooth, vertical glide no swinging doors, no visual noise. INOX Decor’s Kitchen Rolling Shutter range brings that premium, quiet confidence to everyday living through curated finishes, corner-savvy formats, and clean, contemporary lines. INOX
Why rolling shutters (still) feel future-forward
Unlike hinged doors, rolling shutters move with your kitchen upward, compact, and out of the way. You can keep a coffee station “live” all day, stash your small appliances after use, and maintain a pristine backdrop when entertaining. INOX’s category is intentionally focused seven targeted products that solve core use-cases without overwhelming you with options. INOX
A clear, curated lineup (and what each is best at)
1) Glass Rolling Shutter (Translucent, White & Black)
If you want a sleek façade that plays with light and reflections, this is your hero. The translucent option softens visual clutter without fully closing things off, while Black and White deliver crisp, contemporary contrast in minimalist kitchens. It’s the easiest way to make a utility niche feel premium. (Listed as a multi-variant product.) INOX
2) Glass Shutter Vertical Fold (Black)
For statement cabinetry that needs vertical drama with functional ease, the vertical fold shutter hits that sweet spot. It keeps the language consistent with the glass aesthetic but adds a distinctive opening motion and an upscale Black finish. INOX
3) Straight Rolling Shutter (Aluminium Finish)
This is the modernist’s workhorse neutral, durable, and at home in almost any palette. Aluminium reads technical and tidy, making it perfect for appliance garages or breakfast counters that you want to keep visually serene. (Priced band shown on site.) INOX
4) Straight Rolling Shutter (White)
White is timeless—and incredibly powerful when you want storage to disappear into bright walls or a monochrome kitchen. This option is also listed with promotional pricing on the site, which makes it a smart pick for designers balancing budget and aesthetics. INOX
5) Straight Rolling Shutter (Gold Finish)
A touch of glam, minus the fuss. Gold brings warmth and luxury to appliance niches or bar sections, especially when paired with dark stones or walnut tones. This model is also shown with a sale price on the product grid an easy way to add a premium accent without overspending. INOX
6) Graphite Black Rolling Shutter (Black)
If you love high contrast and gallery-like minimalism, Graphite Black is your statement piece. It frames openings, sharpens the look of matte cabinets, and pairs beautifully with smoked glass, brushed steel, or concrete textures. (Multiple size variants with a price range are listed.) INOX
7) Corner Rolling Shutter (Aluminium Finish)
Corners are notorious “dead zones.” This corner-specific rolling shutter brings them to life—cleanly wrapping the geometry so you can access a fully functional, L-shaped storage bay without awkward doors. It’s also shown on the site with a discounted price, underscoring its popularity and practicality for compact urban kitchens. INOX
All seven results appear under Category: Kitchen Rolling Shutter on the INOX site, with names, finishes, and pricing bands visible in the grid. INOX
Design playbook: match finishes to moods
- Minimal, bright, and seamless: Choose White or Aluminium. They dissolve visually, keeping focus on counters and backsplashes. INOX
- Bold and architectural: Pick Graphite Black or Glass (Black) for crisp outlines and striking contrast. INOX
- Warm luxury accents: Use Gold Finish for bar bays, coffee corners, or appliance garages that double as feature moments. INOX
- Softly modern: Glass (Translucent/White) gives you lightness and a boutique vibe—great over display shelves or neatly arranged essentials. INOX
- Make the corner count: The Corner Rolling Shutter (Aluminium) neatly resolves L-shaped cabinetry where standard doors collide. INOX
Where rolling shutters do their best work
- Appliance garage: Hide the blender, toaster, and coffee machine; reveal on demand.
- Breakfast bar: Keep cereal bowls, mugs, and spreads behind a clean façade.
- Bar niche: Pair Gold or Graphite Black with glass shelves and soft lighting for instant evening ambience. INOX
- Charging zone: Create a drop-in tech bay with a shuttered front so cables and devices aren’t part of your visual field.
- Corner command center: Use the Corner Rolling Shutter to turn tricky geometry into premium, easy-access storage. INOX
Everyday advantages (you feel them immediately)
- Cleaner sightlines: Rolling up clears the counter plane; your kitchen looks bigger and calmer.
- No door swing: Works brilliantly in tight aisles or galley kitchens.
- One-hand convenience: Glide open, grab, and roll down fast, intuitive, and gentle.
- Finish consistency: The range lets you keep one material language across straight runs and corners so everything reads cohesive. INOX
Budgeting & selection tips (using the live grid as a guide)
Because the product grid shows named models plus price bands/sale tags, you can shortlist quickly:
- Need value + neutrality? Straight Rolling Shutter (White) is currently shown at a promotional price good for larger runs. INOX
- Planning accent bays? Shortlist Gold or Graphite Black; both are listed with clear pricing to help you allocate budget to statement areas. INOX
- Solving corners? Add Corner Rolling Shutter (Aluminium Finish) to ensure spatial continuity and ergonomic access. INOX
- Prefer premium surface play? Check the Glass variants (Translucent/White/Black) for a luxe, light-reactive finish. INOX
(All pricing/availability notes above are derived from the category grid visible on the INOX Rolling Shutters page.) INOX
Layout ideas you can copy
- The Coffee Corridor
A 900–1200 mm bay fitted with Glass (Translucent) above a counter depth of 600 mm. Inside: a fixed shelf for mugs, a power strip for appliances, and a shallow drawer below for pods/teas. Result: always-ready coffee bar that vanishes with a glide. INOX - The Family Breakfast Niche
Use Straight Rolling Shutter (White) over a wide cubby. Inside: baskets for cereal packets, jars, and kids’ cups. White keeps mornings visually calm; the shutter keeps packaging out of sight. INOX - The Entertainer’s Bar
Choose Gold or Graphite Black to frame a backlit shelf. Store glassware and mixers inside; finish with a dark stone counter. The shutter becomes a reveal instant “wow” for guests. INOX - The Corner Command Unit
Install the Corner Rolling Shutter (Aluminium) to harness the L-corner. Inside: tiered storage for bulky appliances you don’t want on display air fryers, stand mixers, slow cookers. INOX
Care & upkeep (simple routines for long life)
- Wipe the face panels with a soft, damp cloth; use a mild cleaner for fingerprints.
- Keep tracks free of dust for a consistently smooth glide.
- Avoid abrasive pads to preserve finish integrity (especially on Glass and colored finishes).
These habits keep both the mechanism and finish looking “new” for years.
The INOX advantage: focused range, cohesive design
What stands out on the official Kitchen Rolling Shutter category is clarity: seven SKUs that cover straight runs, corners, glass looks, light and dark solids, and an expressive metallic. It’s enough to design boldly but tight enough to stay decisive. When you want modern, space-smart storage that’s easy to specify, this curation is exactly what helps you move from idea to install fast. INOX
Bottom line: If your kitchen doubles as a living backdrop, INOX Decor’s Rolling Shutters let you hide the hustle and reveal the harmony on your terms, in your finish, and in formats that make even corners work beautifully. Explore the seven-product lineup and pick the look that matches your mood board; your countertop (and your eyes) will thank you. INOX