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Kitchen Worktops Dulwich
An island and the surrounding worktops do not have to use the same finish to feel connected.
Compare the surfaces side by side
Our portfolio includes a warm brown island alongside dark veined perimeter surfaces. When considering a contrast of your own, place the proposed samples beside the cupboard and flooring finishes rather than judging each in isolation. Look at the relationship between their background colours, pattern scale and sheen.
Give each material its own fabrication brief
Two surfaces may need different thicknesses, edge treatments or care considerations. Label the island and perimeter materials separately on the drawing and include every wall panel or return associated with each one. If a visible edge is meant to align across the room, discuss that intention before cabinetry is finalised.
Find your surface
Compare finishes, thicknesses and care requirements.
Will contrasting worktops make the quote more complicated?
They add specifications that need to be recorded clearly. Identify which surface belongs to each piece, including splashbacks and end panels, and confirm the finish and thickness separately. The written quote can then describe the two material packages and their fabrication without relying on colour names alone.