Leading brands like Caesarstone and Talostone offer a premium look with outstanding durability. Made from crushed quartz and polymer resins, stone benchtops delivers the beauty of natural stone without the high maintenance.
Few materials match the luxury and sophistication of granite and marble. While undeniably beautiful, these stones require more maintenance than stone benchtops options.
Your kitchen benchtop impacts how you cook, clean, and entertain. Whether you want a cost-effective laminate, a showstopping stone slab, or a high-performance stone benchtops surface, Nouvelle can guide you to the perfect fit.
Explore our recent benchtop projects and step into our showrooms to see your options in person!
Choosing the right benchtop depends on your budget, lifestyle, and aesthetic preferences. Popular choices include:
Explore our project gallery to see different benchtop styles in real homes.
Stone benchtops is made from quartz and resin. It is non-porous, resistant to stains, scratches, and heat. Natural stone, on the other hand, includes granite, marble, and dolomite. It comes in all kinds of unique patterns and textures but requires sealing and maintenance. Check out our kitchen renovation projects featuring different benchtop materials.
If low maintenance is a priority, stone benchtops, stainless steel, and laminate are great options. Natural stone and timber require regular sealing and care.
Read Which Benchtop Material Suits Your Lifestyle? to find your perfect match.
Neutral tones like white, grey, and beige are timeless and pair well with most cabinetry. For a bold look, consider black or deep green. Timber adds warmth, while concrete gives an industrial edge.
Explore our modern and traditional kitchen inspiration galleries to see timeless benchtop choices.
Absolutely! Many homeowners opt for timber or concrete on an island and stone benchtops or laminate for main countertops. This creates a visual contrast and enhances functionality.
See real examples in Kitchen with Caesarstone Sleek Concrete Benchtops and Alfresco Kitchen with Decton Micron Benchtops.
For outdoor spaces, Dekton, porcelain, and stainless steel are ideal as they resist heat, UV exposure, and moisture. Natural stone and timber may require extra maintenance.
See Outdoor Kitchen with Dekton Benchtop and Outdoor BBQ Area with Porcelain Benchtop.
Costs vary based on material:
The prices quoted here are subject to change without notice. Book a showroom tour to discuss current pricing and options.
Yes! Our designers choose benchtops that fit your space, needs, and budget. book a consultation.
Here are the average installation durations for kitchen benchtops made of different materials:
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Stone benchtops and natural stone add the most value due to their durability, luxurious look, and timeless appeal. Timber and stainless steel are also desirable in certain styles.
See high-value kitchens in Kitchen with Caesarstone Excava Benchtop, Splashback and Island.
Yes! We specialise in cohesive kitchen designs. Whether you want a sleek, modern kitchen or a warm, traditional look, we’ll help you select cabinets and benchtops that work together.
Book a showroom visit to explore samples and combinations.
372 Pennant Hills Road,
Pennant Hills NSW 2120
For the past 25 years, Homero has specialized in designing Kitchens, Bathrooms, Interior Renovations, and House Extensions with a broad experience in Building Design, Construction, and Project Management, making him a reliable end to end expert.
Geoff’s story with Nouvelle starts over 30 years ago. During this time Geoff has been involved in every facet of the kitchen & bathroom industry, from design, production, factory planning, operations, and computer drafting. Nouvelle and Geoff both evolved together and he’s part of our success story.
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