I should probably have added that the kitchen is an inframe shaker style, the wall units are in a light grey and the island is Hague Blue. Flooring will be wood effect LVT laid in a Herringbone pattern....I have not totally fixed on a colour for this either yet, but will probably be a mid oak, with no orangey tones.

Bump.

I was looking for a 3 meter x 1.5 meter granite worktop, after hours of searching I came across a surface called Dekton and fell in love with it.

Hi Sam

We regularly use leading brand Silestone in our kitchen designs as Quartz is a popular choice with many benefits. Silestone offer a 25 year warranty whereas Technistone only offer 10 years. Integrity sinks are also an option with Silestone which are seamless one piece Quartz sinks which blend into the worktops. They have quite a range of light shades including the lagoon and snowy Ibiza, it would be worth making a trip to take a look at all the colours.

https://www.silestone.co.uk/colours/

https://www.silestone.co.uk/integrity-sinks/

https://www.silestone.co.uk/warranty/

Dekton is another product created by Cosentino, which has the added benefit of being completely heat resistant. They also have a good range of colours available in both polished and suede finishes.

https://www.dekton.co.uk/what-is-dekton/

Good luck!

Take a look at Lyra by Silestone, I often supply this and it has a stronger grey veining and looks more like a Carrara marble finish.

Thank you country kitchens, I did look at Lyra, but although I liked it we are looking for a more subtle veining, other half in particular is not a fan of strong veining... he says it looks like blue cheese... *roll eyes* .... a more subtle vein like Lagoon is more of a compromise for domestic harmony ;-)

Hi Sam which worktop did you go for in the end? We are looking at eternal statistic quartz by sole stone to go with our Hague blue units!

*statuario not statistic!

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Looks lovely!