Kitchen worktops are one of the most well-used elements of a luxury kitchen design. Whether you prefer slick black granite worktops or lengths of warm oak, kitchen worksurfaces should be tough, durable and easy to keep clean. But that’s not all. Kitchen worktops are also a major design feature of your bespoke kitchen and heavily influence the overall tone of the project. At Roundhouse we are continually tracking kitchen worktop trends, from curved edges to statement stones and cutting-edge colours. Because every detail counts in our mission to deliver excellence and top-notch craftmanship for your bespoke kitchen.

So whatever your design tempo, read on to discover what kitchen worktops are trending. Our Roundhouse team can help you choose the best worktop colour, material and shape to create a quality, timeless kitchen that’s uniquely yours.

Green worktops are go

From soft sage to bold emerald, green kitchens still top the colour charts here at Roundhouse. But have you considered a green worktop for your bespoke kitchen design? Green worktops are a gorgeous way to instil a fresh, natural accent that’s also relaxed, inviting and timeless. In our Kinsey bespoke kitchen, a striking Verde Fantastico quartzite takes centre stage on the kitchen island. The richly veined green worktop pairs seamlessly with Little Greene’s sage painted cabinetry for a light, bright space that’s packed with character. And for a subtle nod to the green worktop trend, Calacatta Monet marble worktops on the perimeter units have a soft green and gold veining. So fresh.

Consider a quartz worktop

Statement stones are a huge kitchen worktop trend. Think dramatic patterns, bold colour and unique veining for an eye catching visual treat. But the trend isn’t limited to natural stones like marble and quartzite. Instead, manmade quartz worktops are really popular and come with so many benefits for your luxury kitchen room. Not to be confused with a natural quartzite slab, quartz worktops (or composite stones) are made from quartz crystals mixed with polymer resins and pigments. The result is a durable, non-porous kitchen worksurface with consistent colour and pattern throughout. Quartz worktops are also available in an array of patterns and effects that mimic natural stone and concrete. In this green and copper bespoke kitchen, Compac’s Unique Calacatta Black quartz worktop takes a starring role. The striking black and white veining creates a focal point we adore.

Reinvent a granite worktop

Granite worktops might not be as fashionable as they once were, but this incredibly tough and durable kitchen worksurface is experiencing something of a renaissance. Yes, classic granite worktops are being reinvented for the luxury kitchen with new colours and patterns. Think bold hues like gold, green and blue – even blush pink granite worktops to tap into the pastel trend. Roundhouse are experts in different finishes too that reshape this age-old material for a fresh 2025 mood. This extra thick Black Vermont granite worktop makes a dramatic statement with a satin honed finish for masses of feel-good texture.

Explore oak kitchen worktops

The timeless appeal of oak kitchen worktops aligns perfectly with our mantra for purposeful simplicity. But we also adore how timber surfaces can be shaped into curves and rounded corners for a trend-led look. Indeed, there is something effortlessly beautiful AND versatile about an oak kitchen worktop. And whether you opt for a minimalist kitchen or a more classic silhouette, wood surfaces add warmth, character and a natural beauty to every bespoke kitchen. That’s not forgetting the trend for chunky solid oak kitchen worktops as shown in our Stephens project. Here the whole-stave oak kitchen worktop contrasts beautifully with the Atlantic lava stone, proving that sometimes two kitchen worksurfaces are better than one!

Discover sensational stone worktops

Natural stone worktops like marble and quartzite are considered a luxury buy. And while generally more expensive, the impact of stone kitchen worksurfaces is hard to beat. At Roundhouse we embrace quality kitchen worktops that will stand the test of time over fleeting trends. That said, we are always keeping an eye out for stone worktops that make a fashion-led statement. For example, this Fusion Blue Leathered Natural Quartzite worktop is a lesson in understated luxe. With rich hues and a velvety finish, the bookmatched technique creates a seamless, mirror-image pattern for breathtaking visual impact.

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