Cabinetry is, undoubtedly, the biggest style decision you could make during your kitchen renovations but the choice of Kitchen worktops also holds its importance. Because your kitchen worktop should not only look sleek and elegant to go perfectly with your kitchen interior but it should also do its job perfectly. Thus, it's essential to make an educated decision so the kitchen idea you've acted upon withstand the element of time. To help you in this selection process, here are some kitchen worktop ideas you might find appealing.

• Natural wood kitchen worktop

A Natural hardwood kitchen worktop is quite famous among homeowners due to its earthy character and natural warmth. Why hardwood? Because it's way stronger and more sustainable to daily wear and tear than soft pine wood. That's also a reason why hardwood is usually used to make Kitchen worktops. Some famous options regarding hardwood are iroko, walnut, and oak. The best thing about a hardwood kitchen worktop is that it suits almost all sorts of kitchen layouts. To give a contemporary touch within this natural material, you can incorporate stainless steel or glass into the design that will radiate a warmer feel.

• Composite worktops

Composite worktops are the ones having 90% quartz crystal and 10% engineering stones and quartz composites - materials you mostly find in Kitchen worktops. These materials, when combined, make a worktop that is extremely tough, non-porous, and highly resistant to stains, scratches, impact, and heat damages. That's why such worktops come with a relatively longer warranty. Due to its consistent composition, your worktop won't be subjected to color shading and veining - a factor that emerges in natural stone worktops over time. In contemporary and modern kitchens, dramatic colors like blue and gray look incredibly fabulous. However, if you are thinking about going with the traditionally styled kitchen, you can choose neutral shades such as beige and cream.