Varying the worktop heights in your kitchen not only offers
practical benefits, but aesthetic ones too.
The standard worktop height is designed to work
and cook at, but the same level is not always practical for a
sitting and eating area. so why not opt for a lower height table
addition to your worktop.
When
varying the heights of worktops to create distinct zones in your
kitchen, also consider the materials to suit each area too.
Granite, for example, is the perfect surface for baking as it´s
always cool or a solid wood section can be used for chopping and
general food preparation.
Or if you are a fan of sleek lines
and minimalism, then why not ask about a flush fitting
hob so that the line of your work surface is not interupted with
the appliances.
Your work surface can also add a real style
statement to your kitchen by adding a curve down to a seating area
or by adding a feature curved end to the end of a run of units or
island or both.
