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Kitchen Worktops Earlsfield
A peninsula can define the kitchen without separating it from the rest of the room.
Follow the route around the corner
The curved peninsula in our portfolio carries the surface into the room with a rounded seating end. A similar arrangement needs a plan that shows the corner, the seating side and the space at the free end. Mark which cupboards open towards the working side and where people will pass.
Choose where the wall finish stops
Matching splashbacks can visually connect the wall run and peninsula, but the end of that wall treatment needs its own decision. Identify any change from stone to paint, tiles or a window reveal on the drawing. Include socket and appliance positions in the same discussion.
Find your surface
Compare finishes, thicknesses and care requirements.
Can a peninsula have seating on more than one side?
The layout can be discussed, but the proposed overhang, supports and movement around the kitchen need review together. Show the seating positions on the cabinet plan and explain how many people you intend to accommodate. The final stone detail depends on that agreed arrangement and material.