Thursday 16 March 2017

Best material options for your kitchen style



Are you looking to accentuate the visual appeal of your kitchen by installing worktops? If yes, then it is important to understand that the selection of a particular material greatly depends on the style of your kitchen. The colour and texture you opt for tends to make a big impact on the area and perhaps influence which flooring, cabinets, sink and tiles you choose as well.
Let’s have a look at some of the most promising materials that can be used on your kitchen countertops given its style.

Stainless Steel is wonderful for those willing to start their street-food ventures. It is hygienic, sturdy and reminiscent of a restaurant kitchen and delivers a professional and commercial appearance. In addition, it is extremely easy to clean. You can even put hot pans on it without worries. 

Opting for solid surface is not a cheaper option. However, a man-made solid surface worktop can be truly amazing in tough kitchen worktops. This material’s tremendous suppleness means you won’t have to worry about unappealing joints, and it can be created to include combined sinks and draining boards for a cleaner look. Solid surface worktops also come in a great variety of colours and natural effects – perfect for those looking at something different.

Though wooden kitchen worktops look stunning, they are prone to scratches, fire, and distortion easily. Now you can easily understand that this is one material that calls for high levels of maintenance and not meant by everyone. It looks beautifully rustic, warm and homely and, if you don’t mind a little elbow grease every now again.

Another wonderful option is laminates that are study, nice-looking, cheaper, and most importantly value centric. Laminate is more like a modified version of hardwood in which layers of wood timber are placed in such a way to devise a refined look that is cheaper and more workable. 

With so many options available in this regard, it is always better to seek professional assistance in finding the right worktop material. A well-thought decision taken in this regard always paves the way for a visually appealing and functionally active outcome.