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Design Notes

WHY CHOOSE WOOD COUNTERTOPS?

Wood is kinda our thing; after all, we have been working with it for twenty years, but while it has been mainly cabinets, we are excited to see an increased interest in wood countertops. More and more homeowners are looking to select sustainable materials in their design, and wood countertops are one way to do that. It also meets many of the design goals for a kitchen space. It makes a statement, provides stunning contrast, adds a touch of nature to the home, and complements multiple style choices and color palettes. Granite and quartz countertops are still a popular choice for countertops, but wood is trending, so let’s learn more about them and answer ten of the most common questions.

How Do Wood Countertops Hold Up?

This is an important question because a countertop is one of the most used areas in the kitchen, meaning it must be durable. The general census says yes, that wood is a solid material that is built to last. There is also a great advantage to having wood countertops; if they do get a scratch or small dent, it can be repaired fairly easily, versus a natural stone countertop like granite or marble, making it a great choice, especially if you still have young children at home. If you take proper care of your countertops, they will serve you well for years to come.

Wood Countertops With Farmhouse Sink?

Nothing says farmhouse more than wood, which pairs perfectly with white cabinets and neutrals. Wood countertops also add a sense of warmth and tie in completely with a style that takes us back to a simpler time when things were slower and more laid-back. The classic farmhouse sink looks great with wood countertops and completes the entire look, so talk to your designer if this is the style you have decided for your kitchen.

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