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Engineered Stone Worktops For New Homes

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  • 2 days ago
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Joanne Bull of Königstone, shares why engineered stone worktops are a smart specification for housebuilders looking to add value and appeal to new kitchens.

 

The kitchen is where daily life happens; and where first impressions count. The worktop plays a central role in this, setting the tone for quality and style throughout the home.

 

Modern kitchen with wood cabinets and white countertop. Vases with branches, potted plant, and cookware adorn the island. Peaceful ambiance.
KönigQuartz Concrete Sand, kitchen design by Qudaus Living

Why engineered stone?

Often referred to as quartz, engineered stone worktops offer the luxurious look of natural stone with enhanced durability. They’re scratch- and stain-resistant, easy to maintain, and don’t require sealing – making them ideal for busy households.


Woman smiling in a colorful, patterned blouse stands against a plain background. The mood is cheerful and welcoming.
Joanne Bull, marketing manager for Königstone

 Design versatility

Available in a wide range of colours and finishes, these surfaces suit everything from industrial-inspired kitchens to warm, timber-accented spaces. Popular choices like Königstone’s Concrete Sand and Giulietta harmonise beautifully with cabinetry, creating a cohesive and inviting look.

  

Tailored to every project

Each installation is bespoke, with options including edge profiles, splashbacks, drainer grooves and mitred panels. Königstone’s premium joint technology allows for more seamless oversized islands and long runs, enhancing design flexibility.

 

Modern integration

Engineered stone can accommodate tech features like pop-up sockets and wireless charging stations - ideal for today’s connected homes.

 

Smartphone on a marble surface showing a charging screen with a green circle and lightning icon, 95% charged. Light, textured background.
Pictured is the KönigQuartz Rio Blanco surface with an integrated wireless mobile charging point.

Marble kitchen countertop with black cooktop, green cabinets, and plants. Warm under-cabinet lighting highlights veined patterns.
Pictured is Giulietta, part of the KönigQuartz range.

 

Sustainable & certified

Königstone surfaces are NSF-certified for food safety, backed by a 15-year warranty, and many now feature low or zero silica formulations – supporting healthier environments. With 33 surface options available and discounts for multi-plot contracts, Königstone offers solutions for every budget and build.


For further information on Königstone, please visit www.konigstone.co.uk.

 

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