Inside the kitchen
Where the kitchen meets the room.
Quartz, porcelain, steel and timber surfaces, shaped to the way you cook.
Worktops and islands
How it works.
The island and the worktop are what people see first. We choose the surface, the edge and the proportion with the same care as the cabinetry beneath it.
- Marble look worktop
- Walnut island front
- Globe pendants
Why it matters
What you get.
Surface chosen in person
We help you pick slabs, match veining and decide where the seams go.
An island that fits the room
Length, depth and seating are drawn against the plan and the way people move.
Extras that disappear
Pull-out tables, hidden sockets and integrated lighting stay out of sight until used.
Edges with intent
Mitred, waterfall or softly rounded, the edge is part of the design, not a catalogue option.
Our process
From measure to fit.
- 01
Choose the material
Quartz, sintered porcelain, steel or timber, with samples in your own light.
- 02
Template and cut
We template on site so the surface fits the room exactly.
- 03
Install and finish
Lifted into place, levelled, jointed and finished by the same team.
Specification
The detail.
Typical ranges. Final dimensions and capacities are confirmed for each project.
- Surfaces
- Quartz, sintered porcelain, steel, timber
- Edge profiles
- Mitred, waterfall, rounded
- Island sizes
- From 1.4 m to 4 m
Best for
- Open-plan living
- Entertaining
- Statement kitchens
Questions
Good to know.
Are quartz and porcelain worktops practical?
Yes. Both are hard-wearing and easy to keep clean, and we explain the care for each one at handover. We show you real samples, so you can judge the look and the finish before you decide.
More solutions.
Plan yours with us.
Tell us about your kitchen and we will show you how worktops and islands could work in it.