Worktops:
Black Rustenburg Granite
Lighter Panels:
Vinterbergh Melamine
Dark Panels:
Santana Oak Alpine Melamine
Cabinet Hardware:
Black Square handles.
WOODGRAIN MELAMINE: Well-loved in both traditional and modern custom design concepts, these versatile neutrals work as well on a well-positioned island as they do in a strategic bulkhead.
Each element is a dream space in the making!
A dark oak bulkhead becomes backdrop for pretty downlights
A discreetly positioned bulkhead becomes home to glowing downlights, which both lighten up the work area and create a warm atmosphere.
Granite Countertops is 100% natural stone
Granite adds loads of value to your custom kitchen. However, as a natural stone product, every slab possesses distinct variations, featuring its own individual inflections, strands, and swirls of color. This may be the key to a good decor dynamic, but what if you want to create a specific look?
In such a case, Quartz may be a good alternative and more ‘helpful’ in creating that final look. Because it is manmade, quartz countertops are available in patterns that offer the look of high-end marble and other natural patterns. This is key to creating the look you want because you are in control with the specific pattern and color you want.
QUICK COMPARISON
How is Quartz different from Granite?
- Quartz is a jot cheaper and harder, yet both are extremely long-lasting!
- The resin techniques used to repair Quartz are more costly.
- Quartz offers specific patterns. Among these are slabs that resemble the original marble look.
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- An example of Marble Style Quartz
- An example of discreet Silver-Grey Quartz called ‘Thunder Quartz’
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