White kitchen worktops
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Comments (7)I have black granite work tops and a huge amount of them and an island - my reason for choosing is that I believe granite is a lot stronger in the dark colours where as marble is stronger in the light colours - I am (hope husband doesn't see this!) a little bit bored of the black work tops - they are classic but a bit dead - next time, if there is ever a next time, I would not play so safe and would go for light work tops with a bit more interest. I would steer clear of work tops unless you are prepared to really look after them and treat them regularly! As for walls - I would go light - and ensure it is a paint that you can wash splattering off! Not a basic emulsion! That way, by going light you can change colour of kitchen accessories at any time to freshen it up and update it. If I was planning a new kitchen now, I would probably go for light tops with up stands and then have a feature surface in a different material - perhaps a rounded wooden block at the end of a unit as a feature. I love my kitchen but I have played it a bit safe, on reflection!!...See MoreMixed kitchen worktops in small(ish) kitchen
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7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoyes we do, ours is from OKITE (Italian brand) in 'Bianco carrera' is a slightly marbly white, it creates more interest than just plain white and hides any marks or shadows too:). the only stains that seem to have stayed so far are stubborn limescale. we have had it 2 years and although I wipe it well everyday, our London limescaled water has left a few shadows below washing up drying rack. my cleaning product is white vinegar for limescale, and any Detoll/bacteria spray is great for after cooking. It wipes beautifully using a microfibre cloth. It always feels cold like stone does, (which is great for pastry making) and bounces light beautifully.
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