Alexandra Peck Design/ Photo by Christian Harder
Its no secret thatcountertops are an essential partof any kitchen.
We spoke to designers to get their insight into which countertop trends they hope to see more in 2025.
These materials bring warmth and character to a spacesomething thats hard to replicate with engineered options, she says.
Alexandra Peck Design/ Photo by Christian Harder
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She says porcelain has come a long way in providing marble-esque-style counters that are surprisingly realistic.
Outside of stone countertops, I want to see more wood countertops.
Alexandra Peck Design/ Photo by Sarah Rossi
Walnut counters as well as butcher block are beautiful as well as functional, Peck says.
Paired withnatural wood cabinetryor matte black accents, these countertops feel both modern and timeless, she says.
Im seeing a shift towards countertops with tactile, textured finishes like thickleathered stoneor honed quartzite, Moszczynski says.
Emily Henderson Design/ Photo by Sara Ligorria-Tramp
She notes that these finishes require more maintenancethan other countertops, but the benefits make the investment worthwhile.
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