If you’ve made it your New Year’s resolution to revamp your kitchen, its layout should be a key consideration. And if you want to maximise available countertop areas, you’re certainly not alone. After all, making best use of space is vital in ensuring your kitchen functions smoothly. You don’t want to be struggling, for example, […]
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Top kitchen countertop trends for 2025 – what’s hot?
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Apr
Apr
The end of the year can be a time for reflection, and that goes for home décor as much as anything else. And if you’re considering revamping your kitchen, maybe even in time for Christmas, worktops are likely to feature as key elements of this space. Here are some thoughts on the trends for these […]
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Ideas for refreshing your kitchen in 2025
29
Mar
Mar
If the festive season has seen you spending more time at home than usual, and so has highlighted the fact that you could do with a new kitchen, you’re not alone. But fitting a whole room isn’t a cheap business. Equally, if you’re happy with your current layout, there may seem little point in changing […]
Countertop, Granite Cleaning, Limestone, Marble, Worktop
Most homeowners upgrade countertops in renovation
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Mar
Mar
The UK Houzz Kitchen Trends survey it out . either currently planning or have recently completed a kitchen renovation has revealed that the vast majority of homeowners (92%) who refurbished their kitchens also refitted their countertops at the same time. Among the popular choices for the new features were engineered quartz (42%), butcher’s block or a […]
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Mar
Mar
While they’re often confused, in fact limestone, quartz and quartzite are all distinct natural materials. Here, we take a look at these stones and the differences between them. Quartz vs. quartzite Quartz is an engineered, man-made product manufactured in factories, combining resin, quartz and pigment in its make-up. When you combine ground quartz, resin and […]
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How to declutter your kitchen worktops this January
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Feb
Feb
We know we’ve addressed this issue previously. But a new year is a great season for decluttering your home. And given that January can often be one of the quieter months, you may find you have more time for it – and for reaping the resulting practical and wellbeing benefits. So here are some more […]
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How much overhang my kitchen countertop may have?
11
Mar
Mar
If you’re overhauling your kitchen, there are a few key decisions you’ll need to make. These are likely to include thinking about your countertops. And nitty-gritty details will include the size of their overhang. In fact, this can affect your kitchen and its efficiency, plus the functionality of your worktops, so it’s more of an […]
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Will an air fryer crack my kitchen countertop?
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Jan
Jan
Air fryers, or health fryers, were originally designed to replace deep-fat food preparation. They use rapid air circulation to cook food, meaning they only require a small amount of oil. So you get less fat, swifter cooking and a quicker clean-up compared to conventional models. These devices are also excellent when it comes to energy […]
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Why veined kitchen worktops are so popular?
09
Jun
Jun
The concept of having a veined pattern against a white or neutral background could be the ideal solution if you’re after a kitchen that’s mainly blank – but with a vibrant twist. It also means that you definitely don’t have to sacrifice all the colour to create an amazing look! It’s no secret that white […]
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May
May
Quartz makes a timeless, effortlessly elegant addition to just about any location. But, like all natural stone, it doesn’t come cheap. So it pays to be aware of any potential problems well in advance. And even with the best will in the world, things can, of course, still go wrong from time to time. Here […]