A sleek 12mm benchtop is the finishing touch of a Henry Lewis kitchen. While we occasionally consider 20mm options, there’s something undeniably clean-lined and crisp about installing a thinner top in this kitchen design.
In a kitchen used day in and day out, few things are as impactful as the surface you work on. Whether you’re drawn to the innovative qualities of Dekton or the expansive beauty of large format Infinity Porcelain, we’re here to guide you through the selection process, ensuring you find the perfect fit for your home.
Dekton is a carbon neutral ultracompact surface with an optimised manufacturing process inspired by the beauty of natural stone. Made from a blend of raw materials used to produce glass, porcelain, and quartz surfaces, Dekton offers a unique combination of strength and beauty. Its resistance to scratches, stains, and heat makes it an ideal choice for busy kitchens.
We first saw Dekton in Melbourne back in 2016 and have been installing it into Kitchens and Bathrooms ever since. Their Natural Collection complements Henry Lewis cabinetry with warm, earthy tones, while the Industrial Collection offers bold, urban-inspired finishes.
Key Features:
Infinity is a premium engineered material with its large-format porcelain slabs measuring up to 1620 x 3240mm. These giant pieces combine cutting-edge technology with artistic innovation, offering a durable and versatile surface for use in both kitchens and bathrooms.
Manufactured exclusively in Italy, the quality of the finish on these slabs needs to be seen to be appreciated.
12mm Infinity Crystal Ice Vanity Benchtop – Infinity Crystal Ice Shower Cladding
