Benchtops
Benchtops have to work hard and look great – so, which way to go? Laminate, granite, marble, engineered stone and stainless steel all have their advantages. All you need to know is here
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Your guide to kitchen benchtop materials
Choosing the right benchtop can be quite a daunting prospect, but with an understanding of what's out there it can actually be fun
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Quartz benchtops come in many colours and finishes and are resistant to stains and marks
Benchtops are the workhorses of a kitchen and often lead the aesthetic, too – created in an array of 31 beautiful colours, patterns and finishes, Smartstone engineered quartz surfaces offer a variety of options
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Warm your kitchen with a European Oak benchtop
European Oak is a real classic for kitchens and creates a stunning bench top. It's also got a warm character both in the grain and the end grain.
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Why you'll want to consider Dekton
Cosentino's Dekton is ideally suited for both indoor and outdoor applications. Known as an 'ultracompact surface', it's made up of quartz, glass and porcelain for maximum durability.
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Silestone
Industrial concrete look benchtops, natural soft grey with a distinctive textureWhy NZ chef Josh Emett chose SCE Stone & Design
Speaking to current trends in interiors, Caesarstone offers three concrete-look designs. See more
Josh Emett next to his SCE Stone & Design benchtop and splashback
Top chefs pride themselves on individuality – and that's why Josh Emett chose to work with SCE Stone & Design for his personal kitchen See more
