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Kitchen Worktops Chelsea
A worktop edge changes how the whole surface reads beside cabinetry and flooring.
Look at the island from a seated position
An island is seen from more angles than a wall run. Consider its front edge, the underside of a projecting section and the end visible from the adjoining room. Mark which faces should share the same visual depth.
Distinguish appearance from actual thickness
A mitred detail can create a different visual depth from the thickness of the main slab. If that is part of your design, show it explicitly on the drawing rather than describing the worktop only by its overall appearance. We discuss the chosen material, joints and finishing with the cabinetry and openings in view.
Find your surface
Compare finishes, thicknesses and care requirements.
Should every worktop edge have the same profile?
A consistent profile can connect the scheme, but different parts of a kitchen may need different details. An island, wall run and small shelf do not always have the same practical requirements. Discuss the visible result with us and identify each treatment on the drawing before the fabrication specification is approved.