Copper kitchen work surface

Rich walnut cabinets by Robert Bakes lend a warm, inviting atmosphere to the kitchen of a modern house by designer Alexandra Fazio of Cecil Baker & Partners. The backsplash is hand-troweled plaster, made to look like an old concrete wall.

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Kitchen worktop is one of the most important elements of the home interior. Good quality surface not only enlivens space but it will make a lasting statement!

Splashbacks are the wipe-clean protective panels found above counters, sinks and hobs. Materials range from inexpensive tiles to opulent copper or marble. Decorative or discreet, they are among the hardest-working surfaces in our kitchens.A favourite of eco-friendly kitchen designers, AluSplash Esse

MODUU 70 this kitchen is painted in @farrowandball Amonite & Studio Green. Handles and Knobs by @corstonarchitecturaldetail in bronze, work surfaces @neolithofficial and copper.

According to Decor Aid, an interior design service, the move from summer to fall includes design trends that are bringing in darker colors and upscale materials.

Check out our copper backsplash kitchen selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our home & living shops.

Did you read our post on kitchen remodeling trends to avoid In the kitchen, a copper countertop is known as a “living” surface, which means that (like copper cookware) it reacts to acid. Unsealed copper countertops will oxidize and tarnish over time, giving it a unique patina with hints of red, green, and brown in it. (In other words, kitchen spills add character. If you’re a perfectionist, then the changeable nature of copper is probably not for you!

This blog runs you through all the kitchen worktop surfaces that deVOL supply and love, explaining the pros and cons of each so you can decide which is the right countertop choice for you.