FC - RCMA - 2023-2024

91 This hard-wearing contender is impact, scratch and stain resistant and is non-porous and hygienic. It therefore is well- suited for those who cook and do food preparation regularly as it is unlikely to chip or crack. That said, you will be paying a premium price for this high-performance countertop. Want that gorgeous American farmhouse look? The butcherblock will definitely deliver with its handsome and rich wood veining and grooves. However, it is susceptible to water seepage and that can create more water damage issues in the future. You do need to take extra care when using this high-maintenance countertop. Most durable: Engineered quartz Most rustic: Butcherblock DESIGN JU DESIGN STUDIO Get rid of countertop clutter once and for all by removing these items: Nothing beats the luxurious undertones of natural stones like granite or marble. The unique veining and grains will easily draw out a high- end look for your kitchen. It is durable but you need to maintain it regularly to make sure of its lasting beauty. It is also pricier than most countertop surfaces. Most beautiful: Natural stone DESIGNGLORIOUS STATE PHOTO PARABOLE.CO DESIGN THE LOCAL INN.TERIOR #1 Rarely-used appliances Save your kitchen countertop space for the appliances you use most often. #2 Olive oil Olive oil should be kept in a cool, dark place as sunlight and heat from your stove can make it go rancid faster. #3 Cookbooks Food splatters can easily soil your favourite cookbooks if you keep it in the open. #4Mail Don’t let junk mail or any mail pile up on your counters. Throw it away or keep it somewhere else. #5 Servingware Keep all your serving utensils, bowls or platter out of sight until the next dinner party. #6 Dry goods It can be tempting to keep things like flour and sugar within easy reach on your counters. Truth is, it can be a waste of precious countertop space so keep it stowed neatly in drawers instead. #7Wine bottles Wine bottles just look better on an overhead wine rack or a bar cart. #8 Knives Knife blocks can be so clunky and take up so much countertop space. Keep your knives in drawers instead. 8 THINGS YOU SHOULD NEVER HAVE ON YOUR COUNTERTOPS