WHITE WORKTOPS FOR KITCHENS, BATHROOM & FLOORING

 

The fresh, clean lines can lighten up any scheme and enhance a pared-back feel, which is ideal for those going for a minimalist look with design elements like handleless cupboards. White worktops also have a more sanitary appearance, making spills easier to spot while cooking and aiding in the maintenance of a clean environment. A variety of natural and man-made materials are available to suit a variety of budgets, and a range of profiles and lengths ensures the best look and fit for any home.

 

White Marble

Marble is the most lavish material for white kitchen countertops. This material has the advantage of being naturally cool to the touch (ideal for bakers and those who live in hot climates), as well as being the whitest natural stone available. Marble, despite being a hard surface, has one distinct disadvantage: it is acid resistant. Lemon juice and vinegar can etch the surface, while coffee and wine can stain it permanently. Because you are purchasing marble by the slab, you must consider how differences in veining will appear when installed.

White Quartz

Most quartz countertops on the market are engineered quartz, which is a blend of the mineral with other materials added for strength. Engineered quartz is more durable, stain resistant, and often slightly less expensive than natural stone. Because it is a man-made material blend, it comes in a wider range of colours, finishes, sizes, and thicknesses than natural stone slabs. Prices vary depending on the options.

White Granite

Granite is a fantastic countertop material that comes in a variety of beautiful patterns. It's a great option for any kitchen because of its low-maintenance upkeep and tough exterior. Granite countertops are also extremely durable, making them an excellent choice for kitchen countertops if you have children or a heavily trafficked kitchen. 

White Quartzite

Though they sound similar, quartzite is not the same as quartz. Quartzite is a quarried natural material that comes in slabs; it is as strong as granite and has a similar appearance to marble. Acidic foods and liquids, like marble, can etch the material.

Benefits of White Countertop

Stylish and Trendy

White is a fashionable and popular colour for kitchen worktops. White is such a beautiful, elegant, and stylish colour, which is why it is so popular right now. If keeping up with current fashion trends in your home is important to you, white worktops are a great place to start.

Match Existing Colours

A significant advantage of having white kitchen worktops is that they will go with almost any other colour, so if you have pieces and accessories that you would rather not replace, you won't have to worry. With white worktops, you can rest assured that any kitchen accessories you already own will not need to be replaced. White goes with so many colours that it contrasts beautifully with both darker and lighter shades.

Ideal for Small Kitchens

If your kitchen is on the small side, introducing white worktops can give the impression that it is much larger than it is. White is excellent for creating this impression because it reflects light, both natural and artificial, causing light to bounce around your room, making the kitchen appear larger.

Fresh

You can be certain that installing white worktops in your kitchen will make the space appear fresher and cleaner than usual. White has an amazing appearance that appears to be hygienic and fresh, and as a result, white decor is definitely on trend right now and has been for a few years.

Not-So-Dangerous

While it is true that white can show up marks if not properly cleaned and maintained, it is not the only colour that is associated with danger in the home. Other colours, such as black, have the same effect, but people continue to use it in their homes with little thought. If you have black decor, or have ever had it, it should require roughly the same level of upkeep, which should relieve some of your issues.