Kitchen Worktops: How to Choose the Right One

We can source work surfaces of any type. The best kitchen counter material for your project depends on; the way you intend to use the surfaces, your budget and your aesthetic preferences. For instance, timber work surfaces are tactile and naturally beautiful, but we don’t recommend that they are used around wet areas. Our designers receive regular training and product briefings, so they are perfectly placed to advise you about suitable options for your kitchen space.

We appreciate that every client’s project is different and so we can work according to your individual requirements. We can supply all appliances, worktops, sinks, taps and other features, making sure that everything arrives at your home at the same time to ensure a smooth installation. Alternatively, we can work with any existing appliances you would like to retain or supply you with our handmade furniture.

Quartz and ceramic are the most durable choices for everyday use. Quartz is non-porous and highly scratch and stain resistant, while ceramic surfaces such as Dekton are also extremely heat resistant. Natural stones like granite are tough too but need occasional sealing. Your designer will help you balance durability with the look you want.