Countertop Try-On
The worktop decision, made with your own kitchen.
BeforeAfterWhat it does
Worktop showrooms show you a metre of material under gallery lighting; your kitchen will show it six metres long under a window and a pendant. This swap previews the honest version: the material across your actual runs, meeting your actual cabinets, with the edge profile visible at the island. It is the cheapest way to discover that the dramatic stone fights your floor — or that it is exactly right — before a template is ever measured.
How to use it
- 1Photograph the kitchen with the worktop runs clearly visible.
- 2Describe the material, tone and edge if you care about it.
- 3Run the contenders.
- 4Check where worktop meets splashback — the junction that decides the look.
Questions
- Only the worktop changes?
- Only the worktop: cabinets, splashback, sink, taps and appliances hold still. For the whole scheme at once, use Kitchen Design.
- Can it show a waterfall edge or upstand?
- Describe it — "with a waterfall end on the island" or "with a matching 10cm upstand" — and the render includes it.
