Worktops designed for your kitchen
The kitchen's measurements, design and use help us plan the worktop and the best way to make it.
From there we look with you at the material, finishes and how to resolve the different pieces before fabrication.
Fewer joints. More continuity.
We take dimensions, formats and cutting layouts into account to reduce joints whenever it is technically possible.
With natural stone we also assess available slabs, grain direction and how pieces relate to achieve the best possible continuity.
Before making the worktop
There are design aspects that influence both use and the final result.
Dimensions
Kitchen measurements condition how each piece is planned.
Sink and hob
Their type and position determine the cut-outs needed in the worktop.
Edges and thicknesses
Edge type and thickness influence the worktop design and can also depend on the material and use.
Splashbacks
The material can continue from the worktop onto the wall, both on the front and on the sides.
Cascades
The worktop can extend down to the floor on one or both ends, on an island or an open run.
Material in the kitchen
Natural stone, porcelain and quartz have different characteristics. The kitchen design and how it will be used help decide which material is most suitable for each project.
