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Kitchen Worktops Raynes Park
A curved peninsula can soften the outline of a kitchen and change the way people move around it.
Try the outline at room scale
The curved peninsula in our portfolio is a useful illustration of a rounded surface beside timber cabinetry. To explore a similar idea, mark the proposed outline at full size in your room and consider it with nearby doors open. Walk around the free end and try the intended seating position.
Keep the curve connected to the cabinet plan
The worktop outline cannot be considered independently of the cupboards and supports beneath it. Show the proposed rounded end, any seating overhang and the sink opening on the same plan. Identify which parts are fixed and which remain design options.
Find your surface
Compare finishes, thicknesses and care requirements.
Can a curve be changed after the kitchen drawing is agreed?
Raise any change before templating and cutting approval. A different outline may affect cabinetry, support, seating and the sink relationship, even when it looks like a small adjustment. We can discuss the revised shape with your kitchen maker so the surrounding details remain coordinated.