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Kitchen Worktops Kew
A worktop, splashback and small shelf can create a connected kitchen scheme without covering every wall in stone.
Choose where the material should stop
Mark the worktop edges, splashback height and any proposed shelf on a wall elevation. Consider how the stone meets paint, tiles or cabinetry at each end. The oak-kitchen portfolio shows how a wall surface and shelf can sit within a wider timber scheme.
Consider small pieces in the cutting plan
A shelf or short return still needs a finish, edge treatment and a suitable fixing arrangement. Include these pieces in the initial brief so their material requirement and relationship to the main worktop can be discussed. If the selected slab has pronounced veining, the direction of a small vertical piece can change the effect.
Find your surface
Compare finishes, thicknesses and care requirements.
Can a stone shelf match the worktop?
It can be considered as part of the same specification, subject to the material, dimensions and fixing design. Include it with the worktop enquiry rather than treating it as an accessory afterwards. We can discuss the visual relationship and fabrication scope while the supporting wall and installation responsibilities are confirmed.