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Kitchen Worktops Molesey
A gently shaped worktop can help a kitchen relate to the room around it.
Decide what the curve is there to do
A curved end might soften the view from a doorway or help define the edge of a peninsula. Mark that purpose on a simple plan and show the surrounding cupboards, seating and circulation routes. Keep the useful flat preparation area in view while exploring the shape.
Connect the outline to the adjoining surfaces
Show where the curved section meets the straight wall run and identify any sink, tap or splashback nearby. The chosen material, proposed joints and support arrangement influence the detail. Include all exposed edges in the quotation brief, especially where the end is visible from several angles.
Find your surface
Compare finishes, thicknesses and care requirements.
Does a curved end have to reduce the working area?
Not necessarily, but its effect depends on the outline and the room. Start by identifying the preparation space you need and the routes around the surface, then explore the shape within those requirements. We discuss the design with the cabinet layout, selected material and practical fabrication details before it is finalised.