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Need help choosing worktops please!

Helen B
hace 6 años
Our new kitchen is almost finished but we’re struggling on choosing worktops. Cabinets are a mixture of matt ammonite and railings (farrow and ball), flooring is light oak.

Don’t want wood as it’s a pain to look after and I think there will be too much wood in the room. Was thinking a mid Grey Corrian but now thinking it will all be too matt. I didn’t think it would be so hard to choose a worktop for a 2 tone Kitchen!

Thanks for your advice!
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  • PRO
    Bristol Marble and Granite
    hace 6 años

    Hi Helen,

    Both natural granite and Arenastone Quartz would look fantastic with your cabinet colours and are both brilliant for use as the your kitchen worktops. I've attached a couple of ideas below for you.

    River White Natural Granite Kitchen tops · Más información

    If there is anything else that we can help with, let us know. I've attached a link with our materials for you to browse but all slabs are available for viewing too.
    http://bristolmarbleandgranite.com/stone-range/

    Comentarios (14)

    • Emily
      hace 6 años
      A worktop closer in colour to amonite was my thought? And the kitchen looks great by the way :)
    • Jo
      hace 6 años
      Lovely kitchen, what about a quartz worktop like Silestone. Agree with going for a colour in a similar tone to Ammonite, maybe white with a grey fleck e.g. Blanco Maple Silestone
    • Caz M
      hace 6 años
      We have just decided on this colour for our kitchen too (Railings) the worktop we have decided on is the silestone CALACATTA gold, it would great with your floor too as it has a brown (gold) vein running through it.
    • Emily
      hace 6 años
      Just attached a photo of my quartz worktop because it’s got the very slim edge which I think does go with the sort of simple modern you’ve gone for.
    • masamari
      hace 6 años
      That's an interesting question, we're dicussing just the same at the moment, as our new kitchen will have similar colours. First wie thought about a Quarz top colour matching the ammonite, but I think this looks a bit drab. Meanwhile I think the kitchen needs some freshness so we tend to use Silestone Blanco Zeus extreme. I'm not quite sure if this is practical in day to day use as you might see every little crumb on it. So maybe a marble toned Quarz with a fresh basic colour might be better, maybe Silestone Calcatta as suggested before. Maybe anyone who already used this scheme could post a photo?
    • Helen B
      Autor original
      hace 6 años
      Thanks so much for your comments. Sounds like I need to get ordering some silestone samples
    • PRO
      The Luxury Code
      hace 6 años

      I recently used a white silestone (similar to the one pictured) in a project and it looks fantastic so far (not complete yet) - this would complement your bank of tall units beautifully, it's a stunning material!


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    • Juliet Docherty
      hace 6 años

      I would think about the colour, and opt for a grey with an undertone that suits the ammonite as that is the trickier than it working with the blue (getting similar things to work is always harder). Paint some ammonite onto a large flat piece of card or mount board (several coats) and then look at it on the same plane as the worktop. That way will help decide if you need to go darker or lighter.Are there going to be any tiles behind?

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    • Sonia
      hace 6 años
      I think a lovely pale grey quartz, sort of marble colours, would look fab, especially against the dark units. Classic and elegant. My friend has a Corian worktop but she is upset as it has scratched. It also has watermarked, despite wiping up spills straight away, so maybe not a good option. Granite is also a good tough option.
    • Carolina
      hace 6 años
      Have you looked at Dekton or Neolith?
    • jackiemplummer
      hace 6 años

      I think that recycled glass worktops are stunning, but you do have to take a bit of care, i.e. no hot pans on it. You could go for the pale one with blueish glass in it or the pale one with warm tones to pick out the floor colour and complement the dark blue. … http://www.eos-surfaces.com/geos/residential/geos-colorsamples/


    • PRO
      SUN STUDIO.London - Glassworks and Prints
      hace 6 años
      Última modificación: hace 6 años

      Hi Helen,

      I hope you are well.

      I can see a really nice kitchen there, it is spacious so you have a lot of potentials, don't you? :))

      How about ice-cracked, toughened worktops? These will be fabulous with your current design.

      Let us know if you are interested if so, give us a call at 020 343 99 236.

      The process is simple:

      1. 1. Our team makes a survey
      2. 2. We make drawings
      3. 3. Now, drawings application happens as we print the glass
      4. 4. Best day ever - > Installation

      Best!

      SunStudio.London Team

    • PRO
      CGM ,Ltd
      hace 6 años

      Check Stoneitaliana.com w. It's top quality Quartz, I'm sure you'll find the perfect match.

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