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Use edge details to connect contrasting island and perimeter surfaces.
Compare the edges as well as the colours
The contrasting island in our portfolio places a warm surface alongside darker worktop runs. If you are planning a comparable contrast, show which edges are visible from the main approach to the kitchen. A different material thickness or profile can change the visual balance even when the colours work well together.
Specify the transitions between stone and joinery
At the end of a run, a worktop may meet a tall cupboard, a painted panel or an open passage. On the island, it may frame seating or continue down as a waterfall. Label these situations separately on the drawings rather than applying one general edge instruction everywhere.
Find your surface
Compare finishes, thicknesses and care requirements.
Do two different worktop materials need identical edge profiles?
They can be coordinated without necessarily using an identical detail. The chosen materials, thicknesses and practical fabrication requirements need consideration. Explain the appearance you want from the room and identify the main viewing directions, then agree the edge treatment separately for each surface.