3 Worktop Trends That Will Transform Your Kitchen in 2023

Worktops are an integral part of kitchen design, so choosing the right one is essential.

First and foremost, the worktop you choose needs to be fit for purpose. Busy households and avid cooks will require something super durable, and traditional kitchens will benefit from a more classic style.

Regarding kitchen trends and worktops, in particular, trends are constantly changing, so sticking to something that is a good balance of trendy and timeless is key.

We asked world-renowned Caesarstone what worktop trends they think will take centre stage for 2023 and beyond, here’s what they said:

White Marble-Inspired Worktops

White marble-inspired worktops are a classic and timeless material that will make any space look light, inviting, and opulent. White quartz or porcelain worktops can be paired with almost any colour and style, making them a versatile and reliable option for kitchen worktops.

5143 White Attica (pictured above) or 5031 Statuario Maximus from Caesarstone's Supernatural Collection are just two examples of worktops that mimic the look and feel of marble with their refined yet timeless design. They are perfect for waterfall islands or for adding a touch of luxury to your space.

Monochromatic and Earthy Tones

With the popularity of simplistic, all-white cabinetry paired with crisp white surfaces for a clean look, monochromatic kitchens are sure to be a trend that will continue. If an all-white scheme is too clinical, add different textures, subtle patterns, or colourful accessories.

We love 503 Circa, 4023 Topus Concrete, and 1004 Stoneburst (pictured below) because they have a warm earthy tone but are also light enough to pull off a monochromatic space when paired with white cabinets.

Textured and Patinaed Surfaces

Of all the worktops trends, the Metropolitan Range has to be one of the most striking. These textured, concrete-inspired worktops—such as the 4011 Cloudburst Concrete and the 4033 Rugged Concrete (pictured)—are perfect for urban homes and those who want a bit of an industrial edge in their kitchen.

But what sets them apart is that they're much easier to install than real concrete and have a longer lifespan. You won't have to worry about chipping or cracking them—just wipe them down with soap and water! And if you're worried about maintenance, don't be: these worktops will still look good even after years of use.

Ultimately, deciding to buy a worktop should depend on the kind of space you have and the style of your kitchen. But whatever you choose, there are many different options available from our wide range of brands, so there's bound to be something that fits your needs perfectly.

Click here to hear more about emerging worktop trends from our Head of Retail, Mark.