Bespoke Kitchen Worktops

Get your dream kitchen with our bespoke worktops, including solid wood, quartz, and marble options, all perfectly matched to your cabinets.

A modern kitchen with white cabinets, natural wood shelves, and a butcher block island. The shelves display pottery, and a vase with flowers sits on the island alongside a large bowl. The overall design is minimalist and warm

Our bespoke kitchens can be paired with any worktop. You can go for one of our own in stunning solid wood or choose quartz, marble or any material you like. We can help you match cabinets and worktop finishes to create that kitchen you’ve always dreamed about…

Quartz

Heat-resistant, virtually indestructible and very versatile, quartz comes in a range of shades and styles. It can look sleek and polished, or it can have a lovely natural finish with visible veins and marks.

Modern kitchen with dark green cabinets and a large white kitchen island with a wooden extension. Three pendant lights hang above the island. A wooden bowl with fruit sits on the counter. Stainless steel fridge and built-in oven are visible

Westward Ho
A modern kitchen with light gray cabinets and a marble countertop. Lemons and herbs are displayed on a cutting board. A stainless steel faucet is on the island, with decorative jars and cutting boards visible in open shelves.

Norfolk Vicarage
Modern kitchen with dark cabinets and white countertops. A wood bowl with fruit sits on the island, flanked by two wooden chairs. Wall art reads

Clarence
A modern kitchen and dining area with a marble island, wooden cabinets, and a built-in stovetop. The open layout features large windows, a green accent wall, and minimalist pendant lights over a dining table with white chairs

Southwold
A stylish kitchen with mint green cabinets, marble countertops, and a modern backsplash. Open shelving displays plates and plants. A light fixture hangs above an island. Wooden floor and a colorful rug complete the warm atmosphere.

Elmham
Modern kitchen with a maroon accent wall and black cabinets. A gray marble island with bar stools, wooden shelves holding books and decor, and a potted plant. Parquet flooring and a countertop with kitchen appliances and a cutting board with vegetables.

Euston
Modern kitchen with dark wood cabinets and a sleek black marble island featuring a built-in cooktop. Minimalist decor includes hanging pendant lights and a mix of plants and framed pictures on a long shelf. Large glass doors open to a patio with greenery.

Highgate

Marble (Natural Stone)

People love marble kitchen worktops for that touch of luxury, and for the way the light just bounces off the surfaces to dazzling effect. But marble is also very practical: hardwearing and easy to clean.

A modern kitchen with light green cabinets and a large marble island. Two blue pendant lights hang above the island. There are wicker bar stools, a stainless steel refrigerator, potted plants, and ample natural light.

Dulwich
Neutrally painted walls provide a canvas for the bold yet elegant Wiveton Fern green Ladbroke doors, showcasing the bespoke design.

Ascot

Butcher Block (Timber)

Love that rustic farmhouse look? Butcher block worktops are just made for contemporary country-style kitchens – and for serious cooks. And on kitchen islands they look quite sensational.

A stylish central island anchors the Cley kitchen, providing additional workspace and seating. The island's quartz countertop seamlessly integrates into the cabinets, creating a cohesive and elegant design.

Cley
A modern kitchen with white cabinets, natural wood shelves, and a butcher block island. The shelves display pottery, and a vase with flowers sits on the island alongside a large bowl. The overall design is minimalist and warm
Step into a culinary haven, where a blend of green, dusky pink paintwork, and oak cabinetry exudes elegance and warmth. The central island anchors the kitchen, providing an additional workspace and seating area.

Hampton Court

Oak (Timber)

Our hard-wearing solid oak worktops are immensely practical surfaces – but they’re also visually beautiful. Nothing beats oak for that homely, comforting vibe, and it works with everything from Scandi minimalism to traditional Shaker styles.

A modern kitchen counter with a wooden finish, featuring a brass faucet over a dark sink. A dish scrubber, an orange towel, and a glass sit nearby. A window with horizontal blinds lets in natural light.

Oyster Catcher
Modern kitchen with wooden cabinets and an island featuring open shelves holding white and orange bowls. Two built-in ovens are visible, and decor includes plants, jars, and bottles on a shelf above the sink. The design is minimal and bright.

Stanhoe
A spacious, modern kitchen with a wooden island and three bar stools. Large pendant lights hang above the island. The kitchen features stainless steel appliances, wooden cabinets, and a vase of flowers on the counter. Natural light streams in from a window

Brancaster Marshes

Walnut (Timber)

Walnut is the richest and warmest of woody colours: it brings an instant sense of timeless luxury to a kitchen, and goes wonderfully with darker toned schemes

A spacious kitchen featuring a large wooden island with teal cabinets and pendant lights above. The background shows a dining area with windows, bookshelves, and a cozy nook with cushions. Modern appliances are on the right.

Georgian Hall
Modern kitchen with dark green cabinetry, wood countertops, and stainless steel backsplash. Features a stovetop, sink with copper faucet, hanging pendant lights, and minimal decor. A black stool stands by the light wood floor.

Ladbroke
A modern kitchen with teal cabinets, wooden countertops, and open shelving. A stool is by the island, which holds books and dishes. A window lets in light, and there's a geometric ceiling light fixture. Decor includes a framed butterfly art piece.

Long Acre

Showrooms

Experience the Naked Kitchens difference first-hand at our stunning showrooms. Explore the durability and functionality of our kitchens. Open and close drawers, feel the reassuring weight of the doors, and see how every element is built for life.

Chelsea, London

120 Fulham Rd

South Kensington

London

SW3 6HU

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Bloomsbury, London

10 Bloomsbury Way

London

WC1A 2SL

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Norfolk

Hangar 4

West Raynham Business Park

Fakenham

NR21 7PL

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Questions & Answers

1

What worktops can we supply?

We can supply a wide range of worktops, including quartz, porcelain, timber and natural stone.

2

What thickness can a worktop be?

The most common worktop thicknesses for quartz and natural stone are 20mm and 30mm. Some worktops, like porcelain, can be supplied even thinner. Natural stone worktops can sometimes be thicker. If you want to achieve the look of a thicker worktop, it is also possible to mitre the edges of the worktop to make it look thicker.

3

What are the options for the wall (eg. upstand, splashback, tiles..)

We can supply the same stone or different stone to run up the wall, either just as a short upstand 100mm up from the worktop or as a statement piece, all the way up to the ceiling, and any height in between! Another option is to use tiles - we can't supply the tiles ourselves but can suggest suppliers.

4

How does the templating/fitting work?

Templating for a worktop happens after the rest of the kitchen has been fully fitted. Our worktop suppliers will then come to site to do final checks and measures, and someone on site will sign off the final dimensions and cutouts. The suppliers will then return to site 1-2 weeks later to fit the worktops, which they will do themselves.

5

What if I want a worktop that you can't supply?

Not a problem at all, you're very welcome to source your own worktop! We would just need to know the exact thickness of the worktop when we do the technical drawings for your kitchen, then would leave you to sort out the ordering and fitting of your worktop.

6

What is the difference between all the different materials?

Quartz

Quartz is a man-made material, made up of ground up natural quartz which is then bonded together with resins. As a result, Quartz is very durable and is non-porous, so will not stain. There are also a wide range of colours and patterns available.

Porcelain

Porcelain worktops are composite materials made from a variety of elements which are bonded under extreme pressure and heat, meaning they are extremely hard wearing. Not only are they scratch and stain resistant, they are also resistant to high temperatures, so you can put hot pans down on your worktop.

Timber

For more information on our timber worktops, take a look at our parent company, Norfolk Oak. We can supply a range of timber worktops, including oak, walnut, iroko and maple, and can also supply butcher's blocks.

Natural Stone

Natural Stone covers a wide variety of materials, the common factor being that they are all, as the name suggests, natural! All natural stone slabs are also unique, so the exact pattern and colour will vary slightly from slab to slab. Different stones have different properties - marble tends to have very striking and beautiful patterns, but can be prone to chips and scratches, and is porous so will stain if not cared for properly. Granite and Quartzite are both very hard and dense, making them practical choices. There are also a wide range of other naturally occurring materials available as worktops - we would love to talk to you more about all the options as we work on your kitchen with you!

A modern kitchen with wooden floors and a wooden island

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