What's the perfect kitchen countertop

Find out what is the most suitable kitchen countertop for you!

Jett Hovell
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On Jul 6, 2017

Do you cook?

How often do you plan to use it?

What kind of cooking are you going to use it for?

How much time can you spare maintaining?

What's your budget?

What colour scheme are you striving for?

Marble Countertop

Marble Countertop

Marble countertops are amazing for high-end kitchens. They would do an amazing look if you want to introduce a more luxurious look to your kitchen. Marble has proven itself to be timeless.
It's scorch resistant so it's perfect for people who love to cook. It's a bit more expensive coming at around $120 per square foot

Granite Countertop

Granite Countertop

With near diamond durability, granite is perfect for people who love to cook. It's a heat resistant surface so that means it would be perfect for baking.
Even better, granite won't allow mould to develop. It comes at around $40 per square foot.

Wood Countertop

Wood Countertop

Wooden countertops have been the choice for a lot of kitchens. Even though we imagine butcher blocks there are plenty of more choices out there. You can have a countertop made of cherry, mahogany and maple. They are pretty durable, however, require more maintenance.

Soapstone Countertop

Soapstone Countertop

Because of its extreme durability, soapstone has been used in labs for a long time. You can either go for a sealed soapstone for a darker look or leave it age by itself. It's heat neutral. Prices start at about $50 per square foot.

Quartz Countertop

Quartz Countertop

Perfect if you are looking high-end looking countertop but you don't want to spend a lot of money. Quartz is quite a common choice. It's not that hard to maintain and it's durable enough for you to practice your cooking skills. Prices start at about $70 per square foot.

Concrete Countertop

Concrete Countertop

Perfect choice if you are going for an industrial look. It can be poured in place or pre-manufactured. Although durable concrete countertops aren't the best one for cook savvies. It's a bit pricey starting at about $100+ square foot.

Ceramic Tiles

Ceramic Tiles

Ceramic tiles might be the most common kitchen countertop covering. Easy to maintain and inexpensive they are great if you are going to do a good amount of cooking and don't want to be afraid if you are going to break something. Even better, you can find them in various colours and patterns.

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