Your worktop takes the most daily wear, so it deserves attention. Every material has strengths and trade-offs.
Wood brings warmth and patina. It needs regular oiling but is easy to refresh and repair. Perfect for those who enjoy natural aging.
Granite is extremely durable, resistant to heat and scratches, and only needs periodic sealing. Great for families or frequent cooks.
Marble is elegant and unique. No two slabs are alike. It is sensitive to acids and can stain, but many love how it develops character over time.
Limestone offers subtle tones and texture. More porous than granite, so it needs more maintenance, but it creates a calm, Scandinavian feel.
Costs and complexity: the more cut-outs and angles you add, the higher the cost. Keep layouts simple where possible. Large overhangs or thin edges may require reinforcement.
In Sweden and Copenhagen, we can arrange templating and installation of stone worktops. After cabinets are installed, a stonemason takes exact measurements. Delivery is usually 14-20 working days from templating.
Care basics: wipe spills quickly, especially acids like lemon or wine. Use trivets for hot pots, even on stone. Oil wood regularly. Seal granite or limestone as recommended.
A well-chosen worktop can last decades. It is worth balancing beauty and practicality to suit your lifestyle.
