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Kitchen Worktops Camden
A rounded worktop needs a clear shape, not just a description such as “soft corners”.
Describe the curve with a drawing and a view
The curved peninsula in our portfolio gives a useful visual reference, but a photograph alone cannot define the shape of another worktop. Show the intended outline on your cabinet plan and explain where the curve begins and ends. A full-size floor marking can help you compare alternatives.
Keep openings and supports within the same decision
Moving a rounded end can change the usable space around a sink or alter the relationship with the cupboards below. Include those features on the same drawing and ask your kitchen maker to identify the supporting arrangement. The final specification needs to suit the chosen material as well as the desired outline.
Find your surface
Compare finishes, thicknesses and care requirements.
Can you reproduce the exact curve shown in a portfolio image?
Use the image to explain the idea, then develop a shape suited to your kitchen. The room, cabinetry, openings and material may require different proportions. We can discuss the intended outline and templating process rather than treating a photograph as a dimensioned cutting drawing.