The most popular bench top materials

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An irreplaceable part of any home is the kitchen and when it comes to working on them, they just aren’t complete without a bench top. The tricky thing about these tops however is deciding on what material it should be comprised of. Surprisingly your architect can help you to decide.

For numerous individuals, natural stone acts as the Holy Grail in terms of kitchen materials. From edgy granite to attractive travertine, to the magnificence of marble and all of its rich styles, stone transmits style to the room. Not only is it a lavish and a genuine one-off choice, you are manufacturing a conversion piece, something that is truly the point of difference.

In recent years, kitchen benches made up of metal have veered away from the commercial industry and have found their ways into our homes. Stainless steel, brushed down aluminium, and copper are the substances that stand out most here. This approach possesses a post-industrial vibe and the low maintenance is the primary reason as to why we see them so often in commercial establishments.

Similar to marble, concrete is resistant to scratches and heat, as well as being edgy and resilient. In addition, the form work, which is the temporary mould utilised to develop the shapes, has a lot of creative potential. Elements like corrugated iron and coloured oxide can be added on and they can lead to some fascinating textures, shapes and colours. The result shall be a true one of a kind finish.

At Coffey Architects we work closely with our clients to ensure that their specifications are met, even in terms of smaller details such as the kitchen tops. If we feel that some areas haven’t been looked into all that much, we will offer our own suggestions and ask for the client’s opinions on them. If we can be of assistance to you, please get in touch with us.